Free Benefit Gig For Shelter - Rash Decision/51st State/Po-Lice - Taunton, 28/01
Anonymous Promotions | 14.01.2010 20:53 | Culture | Social Struggles | South Coast
Rash Decision ---- Punk/hardcore/thrash all the way from Falmouth
http://www.myspace.com/rashdecision
51st State --- Old Skool Punk From Ilminster
http://www.myspace.com/51ststate1
Po-lice --- Fast and Furious Ska Punk from Chard/Taunton
Knew Eyes (from The Insurgents) --- Underground Hip-Hop with meaning from Bristol
http://www.myspace.com/insurgentsmusic
The Fatha of the Cods --- Punk Poetry from Chard
http://www.myspace.com/thefathaofcods
A share of the bar takings will be going to Shelter.
http://www.myspace.com/rashdecision
51st State --- Old Skool Punk From Ilminster
http://www.myspace.com/51ststate1
Po-lice --- Fast and Furious Ska Punk from Chard/Taunton
Knew Eyes (from The Insurgents) --- Underground Hip-Hop with meaning from Bristol
http://www.myspace.com/insurgentsmusic
The Fatha of the Cods --- Punk Poetry from Chard
http://www.myspace.com/thefathaofcods
A share of the bar takings will be going to Shelter.
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What about ASS ?
15.01.2010 11:50
Fuck giving money to corporate toothless Shelter. How about giving some money to Advisory Service for Squatters?
Ivor Had-Enough.com
Shelter Shat on its Workers
15.01.2010 22:04
Shelter had just bid for a new legal aid contract to get government money to give an advice service to homeless people, but decided that the only way it could make a profit from the contract was by cutting its workers pay and conditions. When they couldn't get the workers to agree to the cuts after three months talking with ACAS, they told the workers to accept the cuts regardless or they would be sacked.
In that same year Shelter gave its directors pay rises and spent £500,000 on redecorating its London office.
I know about this because I applied for a job with Shelter at the time, not knowing there was an industrial dispute going on and I would, in effect, be expected to scab. I read about the dispute in the Big Issue, about the only place it was publicised apart from in The Socialist Worker, just before I formally accepted the job offer. I told Shelter I wouldn't cross picket lines, so they could either pay me to stay off work when there was a picket at the Manchester office, or I would be joining the strike (in other words, Eff off Shelter management).
As Ken Loach asked people to do at the time, I will never give money to Shelter or help them raise funds ever again.
Annie Citizen
Homepage: http://www.rightsandwrongsuk.blogspot.com
Update: Benefit gig now for Docters Without Borders
17.01.2010 15:22
Cheers for the heads up on here !
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