You can play your part in the campaign for #FundCroydonFairly with this “cut out and keep” poster.
It is available here as a downloadable pdf version, too. Just click this link.
As well as signing the two separate petitions (and yes, you do need to sign both the change.org petition aimed at Croydon Council as well as the Parliamentary petition – links to both are below), you can now display your opposition to the imposition of a 15per cent Council Tax hike in the window of your home, your office, your shop or shopfloor (with the management’s permission first, where required).
- Just download our poster, and print off a few copies.
- Display the poster somewhere prominently.
- Share your spare copies widely with family, friends and work colleagues.
And make a note of that date – March 1 – and the protest of families, residents’ associations and workers outside the Town Hall before the council’s budget meeting. The council meeting is due to start at 6pm, so we recommend you plan on getting there at least half an hour earlier.
And thanks, yet again, to the brilliant graphic art talents of Tim Longhurst for producing the poster and the campaign video.
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