Make Them Pay
Billionaires and polluting corporations are increasingly destroying lives and being rewarded with more vast wealth, while working people worldwide are left to pick up the pieces.
We must call for justice. Global justice and intergenerational justice.
It’s time for the proud to be brought low, and the humble lifted up; for the hungry to be fed, and maybe for the rich to go without a few things too.
Join the call for the super-rich and polluting corporations – not ordinary people – to pay for the costs of phasing out fossil fuels and building a better, fairer society.
You can do this in two ways:
Sign the petition
Sign the petition to Keir Starmer, saying it’s time to Make Them Pay
Join the demonstration
There will be a demonstration on Saturday 20 September in Central London. It will be police-liaised, legal and family-friendly. Invite your church, your family and your friends to join us, bring homemade placards, craftivist creations, flags or just your selves – are all welcome.
- Find out more and sign up here.
- Sign up for the interfaith vigil – this will be part of the faith bloc that will join the march when it kicks off.
- Wear your Green Christian T-shirt and/or look out for one at the vigil and we can then march together
Speakers
Here’s the list of speakers – including our own Revd Helen Burnett!
Timing
- 11.30am – we will be joining other faith groups for interfaith prayers, reflections and a facilitated silence in Cavendish Square Gardens.
- Noon – we will walk to Portland Place, W1B 3DA where the mass demonstration is assembling.
- 1pm – the march is due to set off.
Travel
Oxford Circus, a short walk to Cavendish Square, is the nearest underground station.
Seats on coaches to London cost £15 (return) from these locations (with links to the booking forms):
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