Images, reports and video are still coming in from the hugely successful strike by a quarter of a million public sector workers in defence of their pensions. Anti-cuts placards, banners and chants were much in evidence.
June 30th Strike Live Blog
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- Why we decided to strike – video | Money | guardian.co.uk
- Greek Crisis: The Four Horsemen of the Acropolis | Counterfire
- Itchen Bridge toll collectors go on strike in Southampton (From Daily Echo)
- Pressure group meets Portsmouth MP to protest against privatisation of NHS – East Hampshire – The News
- THESE CUTS ARE IDEOLOGICAL VANDALISM | Bournemouth & Poole Anti-Cuts Coalition
- UCU – University and College Union – UCU backs OECD calls for reinstatement of EMA
- NHS shakeup could be biggest disaster in history of public services, says RCN | Society | The Guardian
- I was fired for attacking Lloyd’s Bank boss António Horta-Osórioâs £8m wage (From Essex County Standard)
- Rally Against Debt shows cuts are ideological | Cath Elliott | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
- The FactCheck Blog – Manchester: front line in the cuts blame game
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My public sector workplace doesnt have a single person out on strike. Were all here, working away.
Good Pictures of Strike Action
Good turn out in Dorcester today – too many to fit in the town hall for the speeches. Could have been many many more – where are NASUWT? Really positive support from majority of general public. Going on strike is not an easy decision as by vocation we are duty bound but everyone I spoke to felt confident they were doing the right thing and had been left with no option. Keep on keepin on.