There will be a full three days of events around Mayday in Liverpool this year. Let's make it a bigg'un!
Here's what you've all been waiting for- the Liverpool Mayday Weekend in its full glory!
Friday 29th April: Critical Mass bike ride. Take back your streets from the violence and pollution of the car and the oil industry! Meet at Chinatown Gate, Leece Street, 6.30pm.
Bring yer bikes, skates, skateboards or just your feet!
Saturday 30th April: Party downstairs at the Casa. Fun, drink, poltting revolution, and maybe some music if you ask nicely!
Sunday 1st May: TUC MAYDAY MARCH. Take to the streets to demonstrate for dignity, equality and a new world. Two meeting points:
Liverpool: meet Derby Square, city centre, 11am. to march to the docks then to take the ferry across to meet the Wirralers.
Wirral: meet Seacombe ferry terminal, 12pm.
Then march to Wallasey Central Park for food, drink, music, debate and a fairground!
We are all different but we stand together, not simply because we wish to show solidarity, but because our struggle for liberation is intimitely entwined with each other's. My liberation is my sister's liberation; my liberation is the liberation of nature; my liberation is the liberation of all the peoples on earth.
Let's make this year one to remember.
A LAS BARRICADAS!
Friday 29th April: Critical Mass bike ride. Take back your streets from the violence and pollution of the car and the oil industry! Meet at Chinatown Gate, Leece Street, 6.30pm.
Bring yer bikes, skates, skateboards or just your feet!
Saturday 30th April: Party downstairs at the Casa. Fun, drink, poltting revolution, and maybe some music if you ask nicely!
Sunday 1st May: TUC MAYDAY MARCH. Take to the streets to demonstrate for dignity, equality and a new world. Two meeting points:
Liverpool: meet Derby Square, city centre, 11am. to march to the docks then to take the ferry across to meet the Wirralers.
Wirral: meet Seacombe ferry terminal, 12pm.
Then march to Wallasey Central Park for food, drink, music, debate and a fairground!
We are all different but we stand together, not simply because we wish to show solidarity, but because our struggle for liberation is intimitely entwined with each other's. My liberation is my sister's liberation; my liberation is the liberation of nature; my liberation is the liberation of all the peoples on earth.
Let's make this year one to remember.
A LAS BARRICADAS!
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