two banks close ahead of planned protest - bristol against dsei
Bristol against the arms trade | 08.09.2011 23:11 | Anti-militarism | World
Halifax Bank of Scotland has been part of six syndicated loans to the arms sector over the last 10 years worth £1.2 billion.
and Lloyds TSB is worse still having been part of 40 syndicated loans to the arms sector over the last 10 years worth £33.3 billion, including loans to producers of cluster munitions and depleted uranium munitions.
Join us Saturday 10th September – in our picket of the high street banks which remain open. 1pm Castle Park, Bristol.
Bristol against the arms trade
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