Antrim - Event Notice
Thursday January 01 1970
Thursday January 01 1970
Protest against Peter Hain
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Wednesday November 29, 2006 11:21
by Non-payer - We Won't Pay Campaign
wewontpay at btconnect dot com
028 90 311778
We're not 'Rock Bottom', We're Rock Solid Behind Mass Non-Payment!
6pm - Thursday 30th Nov outside BBC Blackstaff Studios Great Victoria St, Belfast
PROTEST AGAINST PETER HAIN
We're NOT 'Rock Bottom',
We're Rock Solid behind Mass Non-Payment!
No Privatisation of OUR Water Service!
6pm Thursday 30th Nov Outside Blackstaff BBC Studios Great Victoria St Belfast
The BBC current affairs programme 'Question Time' will be broadcast from Belfast tomorrow evening. Secretary of State Peter Hain will be a panel member on the programme. The We Won't Pay Campaign will hold a protest outside the studios against Peter Hain imposition of water charges and privatisation of the service against the overwhelming opposition of people in Northern Ireland.
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Jump To Comment: 1 2I'll be there, this should be circulated around people in Belfast. See you there.
Secretary of Water Charges and Privatisation Peter Hain will be a member of the panel appearing on Question Time tomorrow night which is being filmed in Belfast. The We Won’t Pay Campaign have called this protest to remind this Ultra-Tanned rich overlord that he won’t get away with labelling working class communities as ‘rock bottom’. He may consider himself as an ‘Affluent Achiever’ but he won’t achieve in making people pay water charges.
Further evidence of the support for the We Won’t Pay Campaigns call for mass non-payment of water charges was shown by a poll carried out on the Stephen Nolan Show today - 93% say they will refuse to pay the charges! A huge majority.
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