As the government proposes to ban the Mayday bank holiday, plans for marches are popping up all across the country and Portsmouth is no exception.
A march has been called by Portsmouth Against the Cuts Together (PACT) for Sunday 1st of May to celebrate International Workers Day, which highlights the cuts as a class issue, making us pay for a crisis not of our creation.
The march is to assemble at 12:30 in Victoria park by the workers memorial and make its way through Portsea and the Hard to Southsea Common, so bring the beers as it’s a great place to drink in the sun.
Portsmouth Anarchists are calling for anarchists from all across Hampshire and beyond to come to the march and to assemble on the common for a meeting in the hope of creating a Hampshire wide network of anarchists to organise against the cuts and also to figure out where we go from here. So follow the red and black flags!
The march is to assemble at 12:30 in Victoria park by the workers memorial and make its way through Portsea and the Hard to Southsea Common, so bring the beers as it’s a great place to drink in the sun.
Portsmouth Anarchists are calling for anarchists from all across Hampshire and beyond to come to the march and to assemble on the common for a meeting in the hope of creating a Hampshire wide network of anarchists to organise against the cuts and also to figure out where we go from here. So follow the red and black flags!
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