It's time to build a new kind of political party – one that belongs to you
This public meeting will be public meeting of 'Your Party' supporters in Ealing & Southall, hosted by Ealing Community Independents – your new political party for Ealing, the Indian Workers Association and Southall Monitoring Group.
The meeting is open to the many people who have signed up to the new party announced by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana in late July. Our venue has space for 450 people – we appreciate people signing up via Eventbrite, so we can keep track of numbers.
This will be a grassroots meeting – aimed at sparking a discussion about the kind of party we need and planning next steps for Your Party and Ealing Community Independents. There will be plenty of opportunity for attendees to participate in the discussion. We look forward to hearing YOUR contributions.
Please donate!
Every event we put on has costs – for the venues, mainly (all of the work is done by volunteers, for free!). We endeavour to make our events free to attend. We do not receive any external funding for these events. If you can, please make a donation for room hire.
https://actionnetwork.org/fundraising/please-consider-donating-to-ealing-community-independents
Some of the issues we aim to cover in this meeting:
How to build people-led politics with elected local representatives rooted in their communities
Alternatives to austerity: standing up for investment in public services in Ealing - no to cuts, closures, or privatisation
Challenging the rise of Reform UK and the far-right – at the ballot box and in our communities
A Council that cares: no to investment in companies allegedly complicit in international law and human rights violations in Palestine and across the world
Join others who want to see a new kind of politics - one based on a grassroots movement will address poverty wages, housing shortages, attacks on benefits and bring power back to those who have been neglected through years of two-party rule.
Bring your energy, commitment, ideas and skills to help us change politics in Ealing (and the UK) forever.
