Bath - Event Notice
Friday November 16 2012
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Occupy Bath to Re-Occupy Next Weekend

category bath | protests | event notice author Sunday November 11, 2012 14:35author by Occupy Bathauthor email occupybath at riseup dot net Report this post to the editors

From Friday November 16th until Sunday November 18th, Occupy Bath will be re-occupying in the city. The Occupy Movement worldwide may have been out of the media lately, but the issues which brought it about are as urgent as ever. The current coalition government are slashing social and public services, left right and centre. From education to housing, from unemployment to healthcare, policies are being enacted which will have a profound and long-lasting impact on our city, our country, and our planet. Occupy Bath, as was the case when we occupied Queen’s Square last year, seek to create a platform for protesting these policies, and for having an open discussion about what direction our society should take.

We are re-occupying, a year since we last occupied, as we believe it is important that these issues remain front and centre in the public consciousness, and to remind the people of Bath that, whilst we may not be occupying constantly, we are still very active in the form of the Bath People’s Assembly.


From Friday November 16th until Sunday November 18th, Occupy Bath will be re-occupying in the city. The current coalition government are slashing social and public services, left right and centre. From education to housing, from unemployment to healthcare, policies are being enacted which will have a profound and long-lasting impact on our city, our country, and our planet. Occupy Bath seek to create a platform for protesting these policies, and for having an open discussion about what direction our society should take.

Related Link: https://www.facebook.com/OccupyBath

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   Greetings..     opus diablos    Sun Nov 11, 2012 17:44 


 
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