Upcoming Nationwide Demonstrations Addressing Cost of Living and Energy Price Concerns – Saturday, 12th
As economic pressures continue to impact households across the country, communities will unite this Saturday, 12th, to voice their concerns over rising living costs and energy prices. These coordinated protests aim to highlight the urgent need for government action to support everyday families and ensure affordable energy for all.
Event Details by Location:
- Bangor: 12:00 PM at The Town Clock
- Birmingham: 12:00 PM at Waterstones, Bullring
- Brighton: 1:00 PM at The Level
- Bristol: 1:00 PM at College Green
- Coventry: 1:00 PM at Broadgate
- Eastbourne: 1:00 PM at Bankers Corner, 65 Terminus Road
- Edinburgh: 1:00 PM at the UK Government Headquarters, Queen Elizabeth House, 1 Sibbald Walk, EH8
- Glasgow: 1:00 PM at George Square
- Lancaster: 1:00 PM at Market Square
- Liverpool: 12:00 PM at St Luke’s Church
- London: 1:00 PM at Parliament Square
- Manchester: 1:00 PM at Wellington Statue, Piccadilly Gardens
- Milton Keynes: 1:00 PM outside Marks and Spencer
- Newcastle: 1:00 PM at Grey’s Monument
- Hitchin (North Herts): 10:30 AM at Windmill Hill
- Nottingham: 1:00 PM at the Brian Clough Statue, Market Square
- Peterborough: 1:00 PM at Cathedral Square
- Sheffield: 12:00 PM at the Town Hall
- Southampton: 1:00 PM at the Guildhall
- Stoke: 1:00 PM at Hanley Bus Station, Lidice Way
Join the Movement
These demonstrations serve as a crucial platform for communities to advocate for policy changes that can alleviate financial strain caused by soaring energy costs and living expenses. Citizens are encouraged to participate actively, add their voices to the chorus calling for sustainable solutions, and support local efforts.
For More Information
To learn more about these protests and how you can get involved, please visit the People’s Assembly website.
Conclusion
As the cost of living continues to challenge households nationwide, collective action through peaceful protests underscores the demand for meaningful change. Staying informed and engaged is vital—together, we can advocate for policies that ensure economic stability and energy affordability for all.