If not, why not?
There will thousands of people from all over U.K. arriving by coach,
train and motor car to demonstrate against the Tory led Coalition government
austerity cuts and the Tory dogma that it is the poorest who have to suffer for
their austerity programme to work.
There is definitely a hollow ring to the Prime Minister David Cameron’s
slogan “that we are all in it together”. Little or no pay rises cuts to social
welfare funding and changes to how benefits such as Housing Benefit will be
paid whilst cutting the tax threshold that the highest earners in the country
have to pay.
The disabled, sick and the terminally ill being passed as fit for work
by a biased and disgraceful medical assessment procedure.
Cuts to the N.H.S. budget meaning less staff, ward closures and worst
of all hospital closures. This week it
was announced in several counties in England that ambulance stations will be
closed in local areas and main “hubs” will replace them. This will mean an
ambulance travelling many miles further to an emergency taking a longer tome
which is often crucial in saving a person’s life.
Let us make it clear to the Government that we, the people are very
unhappy with this Government’s policy on the economy and their programme for
austerity cuts.
Join the march on Saturday 20th October at 12.00 p.m. at the Embankment London.
Remember, “We are many but they are few”.
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