Protest in London against BNP's Barnbrook, Thursday lunchtime

unite against fascism

email bulletin, 23 September 2009 – www.uaf.org.uk – unite@ucu.org.uk

Protest against BNP London Assembly member Richard Barnbrook

1:30pm, Thursday 24 September, outside City Hall, London SE1 2AA

Richard Barnbrook is a leading BNP member who sits as a councillor in Barking & Dagenham and as a member of the London Assembly. He is due to face a hearing of the Standards Board on Thursday 24 September at City Hall to look into allegations that he lied about murders taking place in Barking & Dagenham in order to whip up fear of "knife crime" in the borough.

Unite Against Fascism supporters will be protesting against Barnbrook outside the hearing. Meet at 1:30pm on Thursday 24 September outside City Hall, Queen's Walk, London SE1 2AA (nearest tube: London Bridge).

 

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