Cambodia

Cambodian Temple 2009

Cambodia 2009

Ancient Cambodian temple carvings 2009

Boat, Cambodia 2009

Carving of dancers on a temple wall, Cambodia 2009

Tonle Sap lake, Cambodia 2009

Cambodia 2009

Tonle Sap Lake, Cambodia 2009

Ancient Cambodian temple carvings 2009

Cambodia and East London, photomontage 2009
Banners Of The Battle Of Cable Street
This year is the 80th anniversary of the battle of Cable Street. In October thousands gathered in Altab Ali park in Tower Hamlets to march to Cable Street and celebrate the anniversary. Here are are some of the banners and placards from Trade Unions and anti racist campaigning organisations photographed before the march set off.

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016

Battle of Cable street anniversary 2016
You can support a feature length film I’m helping to make here: ‘Austerity Fight’
You may also be interested in: They Did Not Pass! 80th Anniversary Of The Battle Of Cable Street!
For The Rich By The Rich
According to Tory spin doctors working families were given ‘jam’ this week in the Autumn statement. In reality Tory chancellor Hammond has chosen tax cuts for corporations and the rich, rather than putting money in the pockets of ordinary workers. Low-income families are going to be much worse off by the end of the decade. Most of the cuts planned by Osborne are going ahead as planned through freezing in-work benefits, rolling out universal credit and slashing disability payments. According to the parliamentary register of interests the former chancellor has been earning up to £81,000 a time addressing US banks and other financial institutions. In one month alone Osborne made more than £300,000 from speeches. A government of AUSTERITY FOR THE RICH BY THE RICH.
Here are some images of people fighting back in the past and this year.

Workers on strike, East London c.1988

March against government cuts in jobs, services and pensions. London November 2011

Poll Tax Protesters, Chicksand Estate, London 1990

March against government cuts in jobs, services and pensions. London November 2011

Housing protest, Canary Wharf early 1990s

March against government cuts in jobs, services and pensions. London November 2011

Housing protest, Stepney early 1980s

Protest against education cuts, Whitechapel 2008

Protesting against the sale of Council Housing in Tower Hamlets, 1980s

Liverpool NHS Rally 2016

Demonstration against NHS cuts. London 1987

Liverpool 2016
You can support the feature length film about the fight against Austerity here: ‘Austerity Fight’

















































