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MKATC and The People’s Assembly – Public Meeting

Posted: 26th May 2015

On Wednesday 3rd June 2015, Milton Keynes Against the Cuts (Milton Keynes People’s Assembly) and The People’s Assembly are holding a public meeting to discuss what happens now after the general election and how we build a society that works for the people.

GMB Milton Keynes City Branch are proud affiliates to The People’s Assembly, and…

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GMB@Work Survey

Posted: 19th May 2015

GMB Milton Keynes City Branch recently put together a survey, and this should reach you via email shortly. Just in case it inadvertently ends up in your trash folder, or in the event that we don’t have your contact details up-to-date, a copy of the email and a link to the survey have been posted…

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TUC MARCH AND RALLY – BRITAIN NEEDS A PAY RISE

Posted: 18th November 2014

TUC MARCH AND RALLY – BRITAIN NEEDS A PAY RISE – LONDON 18 OCTOBER 2014

Members of the GMB Milton Keynes City Branch joined around 100.000 people in London to send a clear message to our politicians that Britain Needs A Pay Rise

The March was vibrant, colourful and humorous and many GMB flags and vuvuzelas…

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Workers Memorial Day 2014

Posted: 29th April 2014

Workers Memorial Day is commemorated throughout the world and some UK cities have conducted ceremonies for a number of years.
The first time Milton Keynes City celebrated Workers Memorial Day was on Sunday the 27th April 2014 at the Rose Bowl in Campbell Park.

 

Read the full story here – Workers Memorial Day 2014

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Milton Keynes Palestine Solidarity Campaign

Posted: 1st August 2013

In May 2010 a Branch of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign was established in Milton
Keynes. There is now a Committee of 9 people, 94 members, 246 supporters and 10
affiliated organisations.

 
THE PURPOSE OF THE BRANCH is to help raise awareness of the situation in the
Occupied territories and to…

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GMB Congress Plymouth June 2013

Posted: 15th June 2013

This was my first visit to a GMB Congress and I was impressed by the organisation that took place. Everything   seemed to flow in an orderly fashion. If I could find the smallest fault, it was that some delegates chose to go to the rostrum to speak on every issue, which caused the days business to overrun. This, however,…

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