4 coaches booked now with a total of 217 seats-only a few seats left but
it would be possible to get a fifth if it can be filled! All coaches
leaving Derby bus station at 8am
bays 27-29, seats must be booked in advance. Cost is £5 donation for
waged and free for unwaged. Coach will leave London around 5pm to return to Derby.
FYI-The coach drop off point on arrival is London Wall, about half a
mile from our assembly point at Queen Victoria St, by the Bank of
England.
The pick up point is Millbank, less than half a mile from Parliament Square, the end point of the demonstration.
More info will be available on the coach.
The webpage of the Derby Area Trades Union Council, an organisation linking together trades unions in the city.
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Tuesday, 16 June 2015
Friday, 15 May 2015
The Silk Mill March 2015
This year's Silk Mill March and Rally was a great success, as was the screening of Locked Out at the QUAD following the event. Below we have some photos and videos from the day - if you were there, why not share your photos with us too? email to derbytradescouncil@gmail.com!
20/05/15 Edit: a delegate kindly took some screenshots from the video (below). We have added some of them to the photos in this post.
20/05/15 Edit: a delegate kindly took some screenshots from the video (below). We have added some of them to the photos in this post.
Friday, 17 April 2015
Derby Silk Mill March
Our annual Silk Mill March will be on April 25th at 10.30 am. At this time every year we commemorate the heroic struggle of Derby workers at the Silk Mills who fought a long and bitter battle with the bosses and helped to establish the trades union movement. We remember their sacrifices and their bravery - and renew our commitment to the same fight for decent livelihoods for workers today.
There will be stalls and speakers at the Market Place, and a march will set off to the Silk Mill from there. With austerity continuing and workers across the country facing attacks on their wages, pensions and jobs, this year's march will also be a protest against the austerity which is seeing those who can least afford it paying the highest price for the chaos created by the bosses and bankers.
Bring your banners, bring your family, bring your friends!
Join us for the march and rally!
See you there!
Derby Area Trades Union Council.
There will be stalls and speakers at the Market Place, and a march will set off to the Silk Mill from there. With austerity continuing and workers across the country facing attacks on their wages, pensions and jobs, this year's march will also be a protest against the austerity which is seeing those who can least afford it paying the highest price for the chaos created by the bosses and bankers.
Bring your banners, bring your family, bring your friends!
Join us for the march and rally!
See you there!
Derby Area Trades Union Council.
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