Tickets for TUC march this Saturday 26 March

Article published: Thursday, March 24th 2011

Manchester TUC now has a number of additional seats on the coach down to London for the TUC ‘March for the alternative’ demonstration this Saturday, leaving at 7am from Chorlton St bus station.

To apply for a seat, please email manchester26march@gmail.com with your full name and mobile number (plus names and numbers for all those you want to travel with).

We will allocate the tickets on a first come, first served basis and you will receive a text in next day to confirm whether you have a ticket.

Ticket prices are £15 unwaged, £10 waged and £20 solidarity. Please let us know which you are.

In solidarity,
Andy Cunningham
07825158944

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