The People’s Assembly will support every genuine movement and
action taken against any and all of the cuts. We support all current
industrial actions by the unions. We encourage and will help to organise
the maximum solidarity action with the PCS and teaching union members
taking protest and strike action the week after the People’s Assembly,
as well as with other action by unions planned for the autumn.
Peoples Assemblies against the cuts should be organised in towns
and cities across our nations, bringing all those fighting the cuts
together into a broad democratic alliance on a local basis.
The national and the local Assemblies, in partnership with Trades
Unions, Trades Councils, campaigning and community groups, can unite our
movement and strengthen our campaigns. Local Assemblies will help us to
organise a recalled National Assembly to review our work in the early
spring of 2014.
We will work together with leading experts and campaigners both
here and abroad, and friendly think tanks, to develop rapidly key
policies and an alternative programme for a new anti-austerity
government. We will continue to welcome support from all who fight the
cuts.
We will call a national day of civil disobedience and direct action against austerity on November 5th and a national demonstration in Spring 2014.
We will support the call for local demonstrations on 5th July, the 65th Birthday of our NHS and specifically, at Trafford Hospital, Manchester, the birthplace of the NHS.
We will work with the trade unions, campaign groups and others to
organise and mobilise for a national demonstration at Conservative Party
Conference in Manchester in support of our NHS on 29th September 2013.
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