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CONTACT DETAILS Haringey Solidarity Group's address is |
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HARINGEY INDEPENDENT CINEMA The next HIC presentation will be:
To be announced Information coming soon. More information can be found at: Films are shown at the West Green Learning Centre in West Green Road, N15. Doors open 7pm, film starts at 7.15. Tickets are £3/£2 (low or unwaged). We will be going to KKMcCool's pub afterwards to chat about the films, socialise and have a drink. Haringey Independent Cinema is organised by local residents and supported by Haringey Trades Union Council, Woodlands Park Residents Association, Chestnuts Northside Residents Association and Haringey Solidarity Group. |
| ABOUT US Haringey Solidarity Group (HSG) started life as the old Anti-Poll Tax group in Haringey. Once the Poll Tax was defeated most of the Anti-Poll Tax groups around the country split up. But in Haringey we decided there were other things to fight against which were just as important as the poll tax, so we stayed together and change our name to Haringey Solidarity Group. We are a group of local people who feel things need changing and we don't have much faith in politicians and other "so called" leaders to do it for us.Things will only get better for ordinary people when we decide what is best for us. It is not for some boss or so-called leader to decide what they think we need. We believe in doing things for ourselves wherever possible and we try to encourage others to do likewise. We also feel that when ordinary people fight back against the system (be that your boss, the local council or some multi-national company) they need to be supported.So we agreed from the birth of HSG onwards that, where possible, we would work with and support local campaigns and try to get them to support us. By this we don't mean taking over a campaign, we mean sharing skills, giving each other confidence to do things and learning from each other's successes and failures. People need to feel confident before they can even think of starting to fight back themselves. We know this may be a slow process but it is far better than starting something up and TELLING people what they MUST do. We do not want to just become the new set of leaders! |
PLEASE NOTE: the new HSG website can be found at www.haringey.org.uk.Current activitiesHaringey Solidarity Group meets regularly on the first Tuesday of the month. If you would like to find out more about the group and to get involved, our next meeting is on Tuesday 5th August, 7.30pm upstairs at the Phoenix Millennium Centre, West Green Road, N15. Entrance on Vincent Road. All Welcome. Stop Haringey Health Cuts CoalitionSave Our Surgeries picket of PCT HQ Every Tuesday - 9am-10am at the gates of St Ann's Hospital (Haringey Primary Care Trust HQ), St Ann's Road, N15 Evergreen House Surgery patients call on other patients to come and join them in defending local GP surgeries, the cornerstone of the NHS - Tuesdays 9am-10am at the gates of St Ann's Hospital. All welcome. Stop Haringey Health Cuts Coalition organising meeting Mon 14th July, 7pm at the Tollgate Pub, Turnpike Lane N8. Wards Corner Community CoalitionHuman-Chain Demonstration, Sat 19 July, 2pm Private developers have applied to demolish this site, evict the Latin American market and build a 'clone town' of gated luxury flats and corporate chain stores. Be Seen. Be Heard. Your Support is Vital. Form a human chain around Wards Corner and give her a hug! Meet outside Seven Sisters Tube Station (High Road exit). Haringey Council's planning committee will be considering the development on Thursday 24 July. Meet 6.15pm at Wood Green Civic Centre, N22 to protest. Tel: 020 8809 9621 wardscornercommunity.org.uk Haringey heads to Camp for Climate ActionKingsnorth, Kent, 3rd-11th August This is an open invitation to anyone and everyone to come and join the Camp for Climate Action at Kingsnorth in Kent between the 3rd and 11th of August. Come and attend for as short or as long as you like. Last year 1,500 people attended at the camp by Heathrow Airport. The Climate Camp this year is saying NO to proposals to build a new generation of coal power stations, and YES to sustainable living - a world which fairly represents the needs of the people and planet rather than corporations. Going down together from Haringey: The Camp is easily accessible, the nearest train station is only 50 minutes from Central London. At any time during the week jump on a train at either Charing Cross or Victoria and under an hour later arrive at Strood. We will be running shuttle buses from Strood to the camp (a few miles). Keep an eye on the website for the latest travel updates. Haringey Independence DayThanks to everyone who came along to Haringey Independence Day (over 200 people). It was a really useful start to building links between activist groups all round Haringey and improving our effectiveness. For a report of the day, click on the link below to the Independence Day microsite. |