I arrived on Lordship Lane as the supproters of the PIcurehouse strikers
wee getting out their banners
The pavement outside the cinema was narrow, so they stood on the other
side of the road
While a picket remained outside the cinema
Aminata Sellu, Workers Revolutionary Party General Election candidate
for Camberwell & Peckham
Southwark Invest in Council Housing and Southwark Trades Council had
brought their banners
And the Picturehouse workers strung a long banner 'Boycott Picturehouse'
between trees
The BECTU Official Picket
Striking workers come out of the cinema and are greeted by those outside
Some join the picket
others the protest across the street
'No Dough No Show' Cineworld makes huge profits - £83.8 million
- and can afford to pay a living wage
The picket hands out leaflets to people walking by
Aminata Sellu, Workers Revolutionary Party General Election
candidate for Camberwell & Peckham
She got 131 votes but Harriet Harman was returned with 44,665.
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