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National Anti-cuts Organisations
- Action for ESOL
- All Together for the NHS
- Anti Academies Alliance
- Anti Cuts Protests
- Armchair Army
- Banner Theatre
- Belfast Stop the Cuts
- Benefit Claimants Fight Back
- Black Activists Rising Against Cuts. (BARAC)
- Campaign Against Tube Privatisation
- Campaign for free public transport
- Campaigning Alliance for Lifelong Learning
- Care watch
- Convention of the Left
- Cuts Watch
- Defend Council Housing
- Disabled People Against Cuts
- Education Activist Network
- Ekklesia
- False Economy
- Health Emergency
- Housmans radical booksellers
- In Defence of Youth Work
- J30 Strike
- Keep Our NHS Public
- Keep The Post Public Coalition
- Mad Pride
- National Coalition for Independent Action
- National Pensioners Convention
- National Shop Stewards Network
- NHS Support Federation
- Pensions Justice Campaing
- Right to Work Campaign [1]
- Save the Education Maintenance Allowance
- School and FE Students Against the Cuts
- Social Work Action Network
- The Hardest Hit
- The other Taxpayers Alliance
- The People's Charter [2]
- ukuncut
- Unite Don't Break Britain
- Women Against the Cuts (WAC)
- Youth Fight for Jobs
Local Anti-cuts Organisations
- Academies Saying No
- Anti Cuts Protests
- Banner Theatre
- Barnet Alliance For Public Services
- Birmingham Against The Cuts
- Bournemouth & Poole Anti Cuts Coalition
- Bradford People's Coalition Against Cuts
- Brent Red Green Forum
- Brent TUC
- Brighton Stop the Cuts Coalition
- Brighton, Hove and District Trades Union Council
- Bristol & District Anti-Cuts Alliance
- Cambridge Defend Education
- Cambridgeshire Agianst The Cuts
- Charnwood Campaign Against The Cuts
- Croydon Alliance for Public Services
- Defend the Whittington Hospital Coalition
- Doncaster Coalition of Resistance
- Exeter Anti-Cuts Alliance
- Glasgow Media Group
- Hackney Alliance to Defend Public Services
- Hackney Unites
- Hands Off Lewisham Bridge Primary School
- Haringey Alliance for Public Services
- Hinckley, Leicestershire, Against Fees and Cuts – HAFAC.
- Huntingdon & St Neots TUC
- Islington Hands Off Our Public Services Coalition (IHOOPS)
- Kirkless Save Our Services Campaign
- Lambeth Save Our Services
- Lancaster and Morcombe Against Cuts
- Leeds Coalition of Resistance
- Leeds Trades Union Council
- Leicestershire Against the Cuts
- Lewes Stop the Cuts
- Lewisham Anti Cuts Alliance
- Maidstone Coalition of Resistance
- Merseyside Network Against Fees and Cuts
- Milton Keynes Coalition of Resistance
- Norfolk Coalition Against The Cuts
- North Somerset UNISON
- North Wales Against Cuts
- Northern Public Services Alliance
- Notts Save Our Services
- Oxfordshire Anti Cuts Alliance
- Oxfordshire Save Our Services campaign
- People's Charter Derby
- Peoples Republic of Hove
- Portsmouth Against the Cuts
- Preston against Cuts
- Redhill Coalition Against Cuts
- Rugby Against The Cuts
- School and FE Students Against the Cuts
- Shropshire Fights Back
- Shropshire Fights Back
- Southport AntiCuts Coalition
- Southwark Save Our Services
- Union City Music
- Wandsworth Against the Cuts
- Worcester Against the Cuts
- Worthing Solidarity Network
International Anti-cuts Organisations
Hi,
I’ve just started a new blog & facebook page
http://www.condemuk.com
facebook page – condemuk
Any links / suppport appreciated.
Many thanks,
Dan
Kettling: Vote against at
http://38degrees.uservoice.com/forums/78585-campaign-suggestions/suggestions/1345359-ban-kettling-it-is-a-clear-infringement-of-a-de
Strikes against Austerity, against neoliberal experiment on the labor class in all Europe, against Government cuts started also in SLOVAKIA…. first action was on the Friday 1.October in the city KOŠICE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-Yf6WjN14Q
http://www.liverpool47.org/menu/Menu.htm
I would like to place this link under
Culture of Resistance
Socialism on Trial
Liverpool City Council: 1983 – 1987
On March 12, 1987, for the first time in history, in spite of massive support shown by the polls and demonstrations of upward of fifty thousand on the streets of Liverpool, five Law Lords upheld the decision of an unelected district auditor who surcharged and expelled from office 47 democratically elected Labour councillors. The 47 Liverpool socialist councillors were faced with imprisonment, bankruptcy, and victimisation.
From 1983 until their removal the ‘Liverpool 47′ built five thousand houses, created thousands of jobs, opened more nursery schools than any other city and they refused to transfer the burden of Tory government cuts on to the backs of the working people of Liverpool.
Liverpool’s 47 socialist councillors adopted the slogan of ‘Better to Break the Law than Break the Poor’ which was first used by the jailed councillors of Poplar in 1919. They were the only council who succeeded in extracting extra funding from the then Tory government.
Because the Liverpool 47 socialist councillors carried out their socialist promises the achievements of that council have been buried in an avalanche of distortion.
The purpose of this website is to rescue from obscurity the great events and the personalities of those years and to open them to the scrutiny of anyone wishing for a serious examination of this key period in Liverpool’s history.
Well done. We need reminding of the courage of socialist councillors who stood up against the brutal nature of the Thatcher regime. No doubt as present protests against the cuts gather pace there will be the usual avalanche of lies and distortions from the political elite and their media. What you are doing will be more than just a lesson in history. The example of the Liverpool councillors will help to spur us on – to have the determination, guts and sheer stamina to fight the cuts and, just as importantly, to know that we are clearly on the side of students and working people against a parliament of self-interested millionaires whose only allegiance is to the bankers and financiers that caused this crisis in the first place.
Bet wishes,
Ian
Protest against the cuts, Wednesday 20 October 2010, Luton Town Hall steps, speakers to be advised. Two events this day (12.30 and 6pm) so that we can get as many to the protest as possible despite their different shift and work patterns.
Please bring banners and anything to make some noise!
http://www.redhillcoalitionagainstcuts.blogspot.com
Voted LibDem and feel ripped off?
http://act.libdems.org.uk/group/reclaimyourvote
Leeds Trades Union Council is trying to organise resistance in Leeds against the cuts. Please link to our site.
We’re thrilled that one of our pieces appears in your “latest news” RSS feed on the front page.
Could you perhaps put our link on this page too? We’re at http://wheresthebenefit.blogspot.com/
Some other disabled people protesting against cuts:
Black Triangle: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Black-Triangle-Anti-Defamation-Campaign-In-Defence-of-Disabled-Claimants/117145668332176
Broken of Britain: http://thebrokenofbritain.blogspot.com/
Disabled People Against Cuts: http://en-gb.facebook.com/group.php?gid=121196194603310
Death by a 1000 cuts!
Death to the services that saved peoples lives
Death to the bus that kept a community service
Death to the meals that were carried on wheels
Death to the jobs that supported all of this
Death to the contractors that did their best
Death to small business and death to the rest
Death to preventing and investigating crime
Death to the studies and to Higher Education
Death to the projects that prevented early
Death, to the scores and scores of elderly ill
Death to the drugs that might just have helped
Death to support for all mental health
Death to the traffic lights and zebra crossing’s
Death to the project’s to improve the schools
Death to retirement but not working long hours
Death to the environment on which we depend
Death to the countryside and death on the roads
Death to the stations and the railways charm
Death to the high street where the shops have shut
Death by one thousand thoughtless cuts
Are you on Facebook yet?
Thanks
All sensible, right thinking people must be for what you are doing, but without violence, please! I remember Thatcher’s cuts first time around. I don’t think that our parents/grandparents fought in two world wars to create such an unequal and unjust society. I also think we could take longer to repay the deficit, as the impatience to repay it will cause enormous problems for the vast majority of us. I will share via my Fb and Twitter pages, and do what I can to rally others to the cause.
where can we get a list of the university occupation blogs and email addresses?
A couple of Cornish blogs against the cuts.
March the Fury: Anti-cuts Action in Kernow: http://marchthefury.wordpress.com/
The Cornish Republican: http://thecornishrepublican.blogspot.com/2010/12/uk-uncut-duchy-cut.html
if we are to withstand the onslaught of neo-liberalism and the corporate media’s attacks we know that dialogue on its own will result in nothing, we have to combine dialogue with resistance, however, we need a theoretical underpinning to our resistance. Resistance on its own is also not enough.
Please add York Stop The Cuts to your list.
Our website is at http://yorkstopthecuts.wordpress.com/ and we currently meet alternate Tuesdays, 7:30pm, Black Swan pub.
Can you please add us too? Cheers!
Which organisations are in the coalition of resistance? You don’t actually say here, is there another page with it on?