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September 2017

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Haringey against council housing sell-off

London, UK. Sat 23 Sep 2017



 The narch went through a number of shop-lined streets

 

 Sid Skill holds his Class War banner 'Labour Councils: The Biggest Social Cleansers in London'

 Drums make a lot of noise on the march

 and people shout slogans

 There was an angry argument after one man shouted abusively at a woman marcher

 

 The march passed several estated that are under threat of demolition under the HDV

 and campaigners collected signatures for a petition

 a woman bangs a metal mixing bowl with a wooden spoon

 two drummers

 

 

 The march of several hundred spread some distance along the road

 

 Sid Skill of Class War and the Whitechapel Anarchist Group banner

 

 RCG came with a frog drummer

 The Focus E15 banner

 

 A woman comes out from a shop to take a flier

 The march goes under the railway at Harringay Green Lanes

 

 

 

 

 

 

I have to leave the march at Manor House to go to Brixton


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