Around 70 people occupied a flagship Vodafone store after a new austerity programme was announced, highlighting alleged tax avoidance and cuts to public services. UK Uncut built a decentralized model of creative direct action, arguing that austerity was a political choice and that corporate tax could fund social needs.
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Around 70 people occupied a flagship Vodafone store after a new austerity programme was announced, highlighting alleged tax avoidance and cuts to public services. UK Uncut built a decentralized model of creative direct action, arguing that austerity was a political choice and that corporate tax could fund social needs.
UK Uncut begins with a sit-in at Vodafone’s Oxford Street store. This movement opposed the issue described and was organized by a different coalition.
The record identifies UK Uncut. Context: Around 70 people occupied a flagship Vodafone store after a new austerity programme was announced, highlighting alleged tax avoidance and cuts to public services. UK Uncut built a decentralized model of creative direct action, arguing that austerity was a political choice and that corporate tax could fund social needs.