london diary

June 2017

Protests follow Hung Parliament Vote

Westminster, London. Fri 9 Jun 2017

 

 A poster close to Downing St offers a £100,000 reward for infomation about West Mercia Police deceit and corruption 

 A woman talks to Kaya Mar, hidden behind his picture of Theresa May riding the Brexit donkey-cart

 And Avaz are setting up a photo opportunity with a person wearing a large 'Theresa May' head, flowers, a banner

 'The People Have Spoken' and a tombstone for 'Hard Brexit - RIP - 2016-2017'

 

 

 

 I take rather a lot of pictures

 then they rearrage the setting pointing in the other direction

 and I take some more

 

 Communicating with Theresa May isn't easy

 

 

 
    
 

 

 Finally I give up on Theresa May

 And photograph a couple of people protesting with a placard showing Theresa May surrounded by 12 yellow

 stars on a blue background - as in the EU flag and the caption 'LEUSER'

 

 A man wanders around with a large placard warning against nuclear war

 Though suggesting that God will step in and save those he wants to keep

 Down at College Green Sid Skill and Ian Bone of Class war are shouting at the politicians being interviewed by

the media and holding up posters calling for 'MAY OUT NOW'. A former Welsh Secretary without a word of Welsh
comes in for some particular comment. We decide it's time to go home and I take a couple of pictures before we leave.

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