Refugee Week is a unique opportunity to discover and celebrate the contributions refugees bring to the UK.

OUT East the group organising a Pride for LB Hackney and LB Tower Hamlets for late August are holding a public meeting.
Monday 14 June 2010 - 7 pm.

Refugee Week is a unique opportunity to discover and celebrate the contributions refugees bring to the UK.

Refugee Week is a unique opportunity to discover and celebrate the contributions refugees bring to the UK.

Refugee Week is a unique opportunity to discover and celebrate the contributions refugees bring to the UK.

Refugee Week is a unique opportunity to discover and celebrate the contributions refugees bring to the UK.

Refugee Week is a unique opportunity to discover and celebrate the contributions refugees bring to the UK.

In the aftermath of the General Election, debate the way forward in the struggle against the real enemy: Capitalism!

Refugee Week is a unique opportunity to discover and celebrate the contributions refugees bring to the UK.

George Osborne will announce his emergency budget at 12.30pm on Tuesday 22 June . Right to Work will be now be holding a demonstration outside
Downing Street from 11am onwards to greet George Osborne as he leaves to present his austerity day budget.

Later in the evening local protests will be taking place nationwide.

National Shop Stewards Network - Building a network of trade union activists across the country.

Book now for NSSN Conference 2010!

Sunday 27 June 1.30pm - 4.30pm Hackney City Farm, 1a Goldsmith's Row, London E2 8QA [creche: you need to call 07981070417 in advance to let us know the age and number of kids attending - so we can plan activities and staff levels]

Meeting Wednesday 30 June 7pm Trinity Centre, Dalston, Beechwood Road E8 3DY

Massive cuts on the way for Hackney people
Following the general election in May we now have a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government. Thirteen years of high public spending and undertaxing has left a legacy of a massive national debt that some calculate will be £1.4 trillion by 2014. This new government has announced their priority will be to cut this deficit. The cuts to public spending being suggested for the next few years may total over £100 billion, while it is thought some I million public sector jobs will be lost. These cuts will affect all public services from hospitals to social care, from education to transport. We already know Homerton Hospital is facing major cuts in spending.

Building on the success of our great Celebrate Hackney! event we will be holding our next Workers Advice session on Saturday 3 July @ The Crypt, St Peter’s Church, 65 De Beauvoir Rd, London, N1.

This session will provide free advice from local trade unionists and professional employment lawyers to local workers that need it.

Briefing on learning support available for those impacted by redundancy

Tuesday 20th July 17:30-19:00pm, Tower Hamlets College, London

On Wednesday 21 July Hackney Unites is holding an informal gathering of our supporters to thank people for their support and to focus our minds on ‘what next’.

London Meeting
Monday 26th July, 7pm.
Indian YMCA. 41 Fitzroy Square, W1T 6AQ
Nearest tube: Warren Street Station

Wednesday, 28th, at 7.30 at the Trinity Centre in Beechwood Road Dalston

Next meeting Trinity Centre 11th August 7.30 till 9.30

The alliance has now got a website up and running as well, please visit it at: http://hackneyalliance.wordpress.com/

CAMPAIGN TO DEFEND THE FIRE PRECAUTIONS (SUB SURFACE RAILWAY REGULATIONS) 1989

CALLING NOTICE – DEMONSTRATION OUTSIDE THE OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER

... an extremely important joint union campaign to fight the Government's present attack on ALL public services, which will be launched on Wednesday 29th March (7–9 pm) with a rally in the House of Commons.

Dear all,

This is a reminder of the Hackney Trades Union Coucnil meeting on 13 April at 7.30pm at the Hackney Empire, Mare Street London E8. The meeting will boost the campaign to deny the BNP the electoral breakthrough they are hoping to achieve on June 10th in the GLA and European elections.

The event is to be jointly organised by the School of Trade Union Education at College of North East London, GMB London Region Race Committee and Haringay Council: New Deal for Communities Programme. It is free of charge and open to all union members and families.

Paul Hampton introduces a video of working conditions in Disney factories in Haiti.



Plus discussion about a new homeworkers' initiative, with a speaker invited from Oxfam.



More details from Karen 07906-384592.



No Sweat website

Wed 1 September 2010

Hackney Pride Is on Saturday 4 September - starts 2 pm from side of Hackney Town Hall with a march down Mare St and ending at Shoreditch Church just across from the George & Dragon for a rally & picnic. See also: http://www.hackneytuc.org.uk/node/551

Tuesday 7 September at Stamford Hill library

Tuesday 7th Sept at the MOTH Club 7 till 9 pm

Out next Workers Advice Project is on Saturday 11 September 2 – 4pm, Wilton Estate Community Hall, Greenwood Road, London E8 1BE.