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Are you attending the 'day of rage' protest in London? Are you attending the 'day of rage' protest in London?
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A demonstration organised on social media is set to take place in London on Wednesday afternoon. If you are taking part, we would like to hear why
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Wed 21 Jun 2017 10.40 BST
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Demonstrators are planning to march from near the site of the Grenfell Tower fire to Downing Street today to coincide with Theresa May’s Queen’s speech.Demonstrators are planning to march from near the site of the Grenfell Tower fire to Downing Street today to coincide with Theresa May’s Queen’s speech.
The group organising the “day of rage” event, which will begin at Shepherds Bush Green says it wants to “bring down the government” in response to austerity and inequality it blames for the disaster and to expose what it says was the “corporate greed and corruption that caused the fire”.The group organising the “day of rage” event, which will begin at Shepherds Bush Green says it wants to “bring down the government” in response to austerity and inequality it blames for the disaster and to expose what it says was the “corporate greed and corruption that caused the fire”.
One charity worker, Howard Taylor who is working with Grenfell Tower residents at the Clement James Centre, told the Evening Standard: “I cannot emphasise enough how against this many of the affected residents I’ve spoken to are and they do not want their grief hijacked for any violent or destructive means.”One charity worker, Howard Taylor who is working with Grenfell Tower residents at the Clement James Centre, told the Evening Standard: “I cannot emphasise enough how against this many of the affected residents I’ve spoken to are and they do not want their grief hijacked for any violent or destructive means.”
The shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, has added his voice to those calling for calm.The shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, has added his voice to those calling for calm.
To everyone planning on demonstrating against Theresa May's government over the next few weeks, it is vital that these protests are peacefulTo everyone planning on demonstrating against Theresa May's government over the next few weeks, it is vital that these protests are peaceful
If you are taking part, we would like to hear from you. What reasons do you have for attending and what message do you hope the event will send to the government and the public? Who are you with and what is the mood like where you are? Are you part of a group or did you decide yourself to take part?If you are taking part, we would like to hear from you. What reasons do you have for attending and what message do you hope the event will send to the government and the public? Who are you with and what is the mood like where you are? Are you part of a group or did you decide yourself to take part?
How to contributeHow to contribute
If you are attending the “Day of Rage” or another similar event you can share your views and experiences, anonymously if you prefer, in the form below. If you have images that help to tell your story, you can also upload them via GuardianWitness using the ‘contribute’ buttons on this article.If you are attending the “Day of Rage” or another similar event you can share your views and experiences, anonymously if you prefer, in the form below. If you have images that help to tell your story, you can also upload them via GuardianWitness using the ‘contribute’ buttons on this article.
The form is encrypted and only the Guardian can see your responses. We will feature some of your responses in our reporting.The form is encrypted and only the Guardian can see your responses. We will feature some of your responses in our reporting.
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