Class War Croydon 'Snouts in the trough'
Box Park, Croydon. Tue 22 Nov 2016
Class War come out of the shelter to take up the protest again
but the rain comes on and the banner makes a shelter
and as it continues they walk away
using the banner to keep dry
to a roofed area with cash points facing East Croydon station
where there is another entrance to the Box Park (and more policre)
It stops and they return to the original position and find a few delegates
to shout at
A double rainbow over the Box Park
But it starts to rain again and Class War decide to take a break in
a nearby pub
When they return they spot BBC Home Editor Mark Eaton, who they say
supports property developers
on his way into Amp House - and they protest there
Security come out from Amp House
The only possible response when someone says 'You can't photograph
me' is to photograph them
Box Park owner Roger Wade comes across to talk to Ian Bone again
Police arrive
and a security officer comes to harass Class War
picking on Jane Nicholl
police approach him and tell him to get back in his kennel
but then the police move Class War because they are on private property
- despite Class War protesting
that this is a civil matter and they have no business to take the
side of the security
It looks like it will rain again and Class War soon decide they have made
their point and its time for the pub again.
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