Class War's Lambeth Walk for housing
Southwark, London, Sat 24 Feb 2018
The protesters stop at City Hall for more pictures, and some hold
up the Class War poster about The Shard
'10 Floats at £50 Million each sit empty in The Shard. 26,000
flats over £1 Million each about to be built in London
... while thousands are sleeping on the streets - NO MORE
HOMES FOR TE RICH - Class War'
'We've had enough'
'Evict the Rich'
Aysen blows her whistle
while with others including Jane Nicholl she holds the Lucy Parsons
banner in front of City Hall
The march to The Shard begins - but they don't dance the Lambeth Walk.
The RCG follow behind Class War with their banner
and they take to Tooley St
and at the end turn up towards Lodnon Brdige and The Shard
Martin Wright speaks again at The Share, holding a poster 'Shard Owners
Won't Shut Us Up'
'Evict the Rich'
'No More Homes for the Rich' - three people hold Class War's Shard
poster
Sid Skill with the Class War Shard poster in front of The Shard
An RCG member in front of their banner holding their newspaper as
she speaks. But it is getting very cold - all the high
buildings make for strong blasts of wind, and Class War decide its time
to end the protest. But they are in front
of News UK, the Murdoch lie factory which produces The Sun and The Times,
and make a mock rush towards it
as they leave for the pub.
But they are in front of News UK, the Murdoch lie factory which produces
The Sun and The Times, and make a
mock rush towards it, led by Ian Bone as they leave for the pub.
and the News UK Security team rush out to meet them as they dissolve
into laughter.
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