July 2012

	Right To Work: Barclays Westminster, Wed 4 Jul 2012
	The pavement outside Parliament was quite crowded and it was hard to find a good place to protest and they decided their next stop would be the nearby branch of Barclays, one of the big banks responsible for the financial crisis, and in the news with Bob Diamond's resignation over the fixing of Libor. A few of the group walked in, ignoring the protest of the security man and one got out his sleeping bag and got into it, and down onto the carpet, holding up the poster 'Cardboard City - Never Again' while the protesters talked about the crisis and the bank's role in it - and the customers continued their business
	At one point the security man tried to turn off the megaphone but was stopped and filmed by one of the protesters after a short while the protesters left the bank peacefully and continued their protest for a short while on the pavement outside
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Right To Work: Barclays

Westminster, Wed 4 Jul 2012