NATIONAL MARCH FOR JOBS IN BRUM - TRANSPORT FROM WALES!
Adam J | 30.04.2009 17:29
The trade union UNITE have called for a monster national march for jobs in Brum (there have been huge job losses in the West Midlands) and are running buses & it's free to go down!
http://action.unitetheunion.com/page/s/jointhemarch
Unite for jobs - getting there from Wales
The Unite for Jobs campaign co-ordinator in Wales is Glyn Conolly:
Glyn Conolly - Email:
Glyn.Conolly@unitetheunion.com) Phone: 07974 131771
Members from across the Wales region will be getting coaches to march for jobs. Find the nearest departure point to you below:
Cardiff
Leaves at 8.15am from Cardiff Regional Office, 1 Cathedral Road, Cardiff, CF11 9SD.
For further information please contact Glyn Conolly on 07974 131 771 or Gary Owen on 07795428401
Swansea
Leaves at 7.30am from Swansea, St James Crescent,
Further pick up point 7.50am Sarn Service Station.
For further information please contact Gareth Jones on 07970 785 468.
Pontypool/Newport
Leaves at 8.15am from Pontypool Office, 3-3A High Street, Pontypool, NP4 6EY
Further pick up point 8.25 Arvin Meritor, Grange Road, Cwmbran, NP44 3XU
Further pick up point 8.35 Newport Train Station.
For further information please contact Jeff woods on 07793594960
Flint/Wrexham
Leaves at 8.15am from Flint Office, 64 Chester Street, Flint, CH6 5DH
Further pick up point 8.25, St Davids Hotel, Ewloe, CH5 3YB
Further pick up point 8.35, Post House, Post House Roundabout
Further pick up point 8.45, B&Q, Berse Road, Wrexham, LL11 2BL
Further pick up point 9.00, Mile End Services, Shrewsbury Road, Oswestry, SY11 4JA
For further information please contact Peter Hughes on 07990 941 005.
Bangor
Leaves at 7.00am from Caernarfon (Morrisons Roundabout)
Further pick up point 7.15am, Menai Bridge (outside police station, opposite car park)
Further pick up point 7.25am, Bangor, Beach road car Park
Further pick up point 7.55am, Llandudno Junction Railway Station
Further pick up point 8.10am, Colwyn Bay Railway Station
For further information please contact Alwyn Rowlands on 07958 514 680.
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Unite for jobs - getting there from Wales
The Unite for Jobs campaign co-ordinator in Wales is Glyn Conolly:
Glyn Conolly - Email:
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Members from across the Wales region will be getting coaches to march for jobs. Find the nearest departure point to you below:
Cardiff
Leaves at 8.15am from Cardiff Regional Office, 1 Cathedral Road, Cardiff, CF11 9SD.
For further information please contact Glyn Conolly on 07974 131 771 or Gary Owen on 07795428401
Swansea
Leaves at 7.30am from Swansea, St James Crescent,
Further pick up point 7.50am Sarn Service Station.
For further information please contact Gareth Jones on 07970 785 468.
Pontypool/Newport
Leaves at 8.15am from Pontypool Office, 3-3A High Street, Pontypool, NP4 6EY
Further pick up point 8.25 Arvin Meritor, Grange Road, Cwmbran, NP44 3XU
Further pick up point 8.35 Newport Train Station.
For further information please contact Jeff woods on 07793594960
Flint/Wrexham
Leaves at 8.15am from Flint Office, 64 Chester Street, Flint, CH6 5DH
Further pick up point 8.25, St Davids Hotel, Ewloe, CH5 3YB
Further pick up point 8.35, Post House, Post House Roundabout
Further pick up point 8.45, B&Q, Berse Road, Wrexham, LL11 2BL
Further pick up point 9.00, Mile End Services, Shrewsbury Road, Oswestry, SY11 4JA
For further information please contact Peter Hughes on 07990 941 005.
Bangor
Leaves at 7.00am from Caernarfon (Morrisons Roundabout)
Further pick up point 7.15am, Menai Bridge (outside police station, opposite car park)
Further pick up point 7.25am, Bangor, Beach road car Park
Further pick up point 7.55am, Llandudno Junction Railway Station
Further pick up point 8.10am, Colwyn Bay Railway Station
For further information please contact Alwyn Rowlands on 07958 514 680.
Adam J
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Unemployed Unrepresented
30.04.2009 18:40
The Unemployed
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01.05.2009 11:58
Nevertheless it is a step forward that a major trade union is (finally) calling a march to save jobs, which implicitly is in solidarity with those who are losing jobs and unemployed.
What we need to do is make sure that every militant and radical gets on the march to shift the mood leftwards & engage with the thousands of people who will be marching to make it a more militant, angry and forceful demonstration that calls for militant working class action to save jobs.
Adam