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About the campaign
Public Services Not Private Profit is a joint union campaign launched in March 2006 to defend public services against privatisation and stand up for the rights of public sector workers.
The campaign has the support of 14 national trade unions, several campaigning organisations and dozens of MPs.
Our campaign has led the fight to defend our public services. In June 2006, we organised a mass lobby and rally of Parliament that was attended by over 2,000 trade union delegates - the biggest lobby against privatisation in history. Since then, we have organised numerous local rallies, meetings, debate and fringe events which have been addressed by MPs, trade union leaders and prominent campaigners. Our aim is to put the struggle against privatisation firmly on the political agenda.
Articles
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Barrow protest pupils supported at academy meeting (22)
The North West Evening Mail, 30th May 2009 -
Transport Minister Lord Adonis delivers body blow to rail firm National Express (69)
The Press, 14th May 2009 -
Tube workers to strike over pay (60)
BBC News, 28th May 2009 -
UK 'must build more rail lines' (73)
BBC, 28th May 2009 -
Commons move shocks Royal Mail supporters (81)
The Independent, 22 May 2009 -
Brown will back down over Royal Mail privatisation, predicts ... (94)
The Guardian, Tuesday 5 May 2009 -
Royal Mail doubles profits, prompting calls to stop part-privatisation (68)
The Telegraph, 15th May
Events
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MPs and activists call on Mayor Boris Johnson at City Hall on the 18th June 2009, calling on him to fund the London Living Wage for all London Underground cleaners. Mps have also tabled 

