Chris Skidmores offices visited and shut down

category bristol | protests | news report author Friday September 07, 2012 20:36author by Activists Report this post to the editors

Early on Friday morning activists from Youth Fight For Jobs and Bristol Socialist Party visited Chris Skidmore’s surgery to protest against his new book Britannia Unchanged that attacks working class people as lazy. A police officer patrolled the area and a sign was on the door saying ‘closed due to unforeseen circumstances’. So Skidmore had bottled it after hearing about our plans and closed his surgery, much to the annoyance of his constituents. 

Despite Skidmore’s escape we surrounded his office and with chants and the help of a hooter we kicked off the protest, while activists gave interviews to Radio Bristol. After about an hour of ringing Skidmore’s doorbell, activists marched on the shopping area and gave out leaflets hailed with cheers and drivers tooting their horns. 

If you are interested in todays action and want to get involved YFJ activists will be opposite the Hippodrome at 12PM tomorrow. 

 

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   Mr Kidsmore     FBWL    Sat Sep 08, 2012 10:51 
   Political vacuum     Act or perish    Sat Sep 08, 2012 17:42 
   I take it you've all actually read the book in question?     Free speech watch    Sun Sep 09, 2012 11:34 
   Good one!     Anny    Sun Sep 09, 2012 15:15 
   hahahahaha!!!!     whoooop    Sun Sep 09, 2012 16:34 
   Skidmore escapes but office surrounded     Activists    Sun Sep 09, 2012 17:57 
   Skidmore     Skidmore quits    Mon Sep 10, 2012 13:18 
   Behold your future executioners     Behold your future executioners    Tue Sep 11, 2012 11:33 
   Four Lions     Youth fights for job    Tue Sep 11, 2012 14:21 


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