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Tag Archives: Glen Hart
Rail franchises’ profits are costing country £1bn per year
Trades unionists and campaigners were out at East Croydon and other railway stations around the country this morning calling for a publicly owned rail network that puts passengers before profits. Britain has the most expensive rail fares in Europe, with … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 General Election, Commuting, Croydon North, East Croydon, Transport
Tagged Croydon, Croydon North, East Croydon station, Glen Hart, Thornton Heath, TUSC
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‘I was singled out and heckled. I was the only black man there’
When GLEN HART attended a meeting of what is supposed to be a council-funded community group, he was abused for daring to ask questions. But he was even more shocked when he saw that he was the only black man … Continue reading