I fully support the students and young people who are taking a stand against education cuts and increased fees. As a Green, I believe that non-violent direct action is a valid response to unpopular, unfair decisions such as these.
These cuts are not inevitable, they are simply the wrong ideological choice and the three main parties all need to be challenged at the ballot box as well as on the streets about their punitive actions; life-changing actions that will deny some young people access to higher education and leave others is severe debt.
That wrong ideological choice is also leading us down a path of job losses, public service cuts and privatisation, paid for by those who are least responsible for the deficit. But if tax avoidance and unpaid taxes are targeted, and we invest in the public sector and green jobs, it will bring in over £100 billion whilst creating new jobs, including 1 million new climate jobs.
We must continue to raise our voices and say that we don’t want these cuts, and to demand a better, more sustainable choice to bring an end to this financial crisis.
How to get a resident's 30% discount at council leisure centres
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See below for how to get a resident's 30% discount at Palmer Park, South
Reading, Rivermead and Meadway leisure centres (now run by GLL/Better). We
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