Posted in March logistics on February 8, 2011
Some public service workers have asked us if they should wear their uniforms on the march.
We are not planning a dress code. But clearly this is an excellent way for those who wear uniforms as part of their job to remind people of the importance of what they do, and will provide great images for the media.
So if you want to wear your uniform, please feel free to do so. And if you don’t, that’s fine too.
Posted in Resources on February 7, 2011
TUC affiliated union the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP) have produced this great little video to promote the March For The Alternative.
Posted in March logistics on February 7, 2011
We now know of about 500 coaches coming to the march, with more likely closer to the date. That this many people are on their way is fantastic news for the march, but it creates big problems of logistics.
Posted in Media on February 4, 2011
Over the next few months the TUC will be raising the profile of the march so that as many people as possible come along.
An important way to raise its profile is to generate lots of media exposure with stories and features across newspapers, magazines, TV and radio.
The stories that most interest readers and listeners are ones that explain the impact of cuts through the lives of everyday people.
Posted in Resources on February 3, 2011
Care about the impact of the spending cuts? Got a great idea for an awareness-raising video? This your chance to prove it…
We’re giving away some great prizes to whoever makes the best ad about the cuts. Could that be you?
The March for the Alternative saw up to half a million gather in London on Sat 26 March to protest the government's plans for fast, deep public spending cuts.
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