Posts Tagged ‘poverty’
Gentrification of Poplar Chrisp Street Market
Chrisp Street regeneration, gentrification of one of the poorest London markets, Tower Hamlets.
© Jess Hurd 09/03/2022 London, UK. C
Residents protest 128% energy bill increase
Poplar Harca residents protesting 128% increase e-on energy bills, Aberfeldy Estate, Tower Hamlets.
© Jess Hurd 09/03/2022 London, UK.
Cut Energy Bills protest
Cut Energy Bills protest, Parliament Square, organised by People’s Assembly Against Austerity.
© Jess Hurd 12/02/2022 London, UK.
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Cannae afford a carbon footprint – COP26
Cannae afford a carbon footprint, working class graffiti during COP26, Glasgow.
© Jess Hurd
Thank You NHS – Royal London Hospital
Ambulances and Thank You NHS tribute outside the The Royal London Hospital, Barts Health NHS Trust, Whitechapel, East London.
© Jess Hurd
National Day of Action against Poverty
Protesting against Universal Credit and holiday hunger, Unite Community National Day of Action against Poverty, St. Pancras Church House food bank, Trussell Trust, Department for Work and Pensions and Conservative HQ, London.
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Habitat
Homeless during winter in Westminster, opposite the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, London. © Jess Hurd
Eros House Protest
Residents of Eros House tower block protesting about housing conditions, inadequate heating, desrepair, damp and anti social behaviour, supported by the Renters Union, Catford, Lewisham, South London.
Eros House, a Brutalist building in Catford, Lewisham, south London designed by Rodney Gordon and Owen Luder and built 1960-63.
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Budget Day
Chancellor Philip Hammond leaving 11 Downing Street, 2017 Budget and the anti austerity, People’s Assembly food bank collection the day before on Whitehall. Westminster, London
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Army Veteran and Homeless
Spencer, army veteran, 1st Battalion Coldstream Gards, 8 months homeless and begging for money around Tower Bridge, London.
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Right To Buy
Right to Buy government advert encouraging council tenants to buy their homes on a telephone box. Sapphire Tower, due for demolition. Aston, Birmingham.
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Legacy of War
Woman poses with her hoe for a photograph outside her house riddled with bullets from the war 25 years ago. Tovarnik border town, Croatia.
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#EndAusterityNow
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Dear Vandal…
Message graffitied on a wall by a local Poplar resident about the loss of a vandalised yellow rose bush. Tower Hamlets, East London.
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“Dear Vandal,
The yellow rose bush that grew here gave joy to many who passed by, some who have no garden of their own. It was probably older than you and its flower smelled heavenly. Why did you tear it from the ground: Are you proud of your actions?
Try making people happy, not sad, your life will improve.
All the Best, Local Resident”
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Inequality Street
Inequality Street – stencil graffiti about the gentrification of the London Borough of Hackney, E8.
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Birmingham Homeless Epidemic
Birmingham is suffering a “homeless epidemic”. Charity organisations are trying to bridge the gap. As-suffa Institute, an Islamic voluntary community organisation, part of the Birmingham Food Drive, provides a hot meal (biryani) and a friendly environment for homeless and vunerable people.
Birmingham City Centre.
Featured image: Homeless transvestite with a jammy dodger biscuit provided by the Homeless Outreach project run by the As-Suffa Institute. Valentines Day.
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Inner City Housing
Woman looks out from her run-down flat, in an area of high deprivation, Bethnal Green, East London.
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Living Staff – Living Wage
TUC general secretary Frances O’Grady, visits the Ritzy workers picket line, in a BECTU dispute over London Living Wage. Brixton, South London. © Jess Hurd/TUC
British Gas AGM
Mini wind turbines made of British Gas Bills. Direct Action groups target Centrica AGM, the parent company of British Gas. Fuel Poverty Action, Frack Off, UK Uncut, DPAC, Friends of the Earth join pensioners groups to campaign for nationalisation. QEII Centre, London.
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Unloved
Playground with heart graffiti in Poplar, Tower Hamlets, one of the poorest boroughs in London.
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Telephone Exchange Box
Broken telephone exchange box. Poplar, Tower Hamlets, one of the poorest boroughs in London.
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Justice Not Jumpers
Romford pensioners join a Big Six energy companies protest highlighting fuel poverty deaths. March to Npower HQ, City of London.
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