Taking to the streets
posted by: Nick Lowles | on: Monday, 27 September 2010, 09:27
Whatever the decision of the Home Secretary on the application for banning the EDL demo in Leicester there is work to be done.
The police and the council may have decided that the EDL march is a threat to the city but many people in Leicester are yet to be convinced. Winning the hearts and minds of local people is now our priority.
We are drawing up a rolling programme of action that will see activities almost every day over the next two weeks. We'll be contacting our 1,500 HOPE not hate supporters in the city offering them a number of options to get involved, including general leafleting sessions and a downloadable briefing paper that can be used in one-to-one conversations with friends, neighbours and colleagues.
Posted: 27 Sep 2010 | There are 1 comments
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Comment 1 | From: Gillian Marsh | Date: 27 September 2010, 10:50
If the march is banned why are you still involved and still trying to point score? Is this not stretching sectarianism to the extreme?
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