
Anyhow at conference I was flattered to be asked to join Siân Berry's campaign team for her to become London Mayor - not sure I have time to support and they have some excellent folk already - but all that aside I have to say I was shocked to hear today that Siân had been censored by Channel 4 - see more at:
http://www.sianformayor.org.uk
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They were happy to let us tell about how Greens introduced a scheme to provide advice on greening your home, and how we've won funding to increase the amount and quality of green space in East London. And those are great achievements - but why is it that we're not allowed to tell you that there's more to Green politics than the environment? We don't know. But it has left us asking how many cleaners at Channel 4 are on poverty wages.
You can see the full, uncensored broadcast at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSSjGnj6g7k
Fortunately, not everyone wants to stop us fighting poverty pay - organisations including the NUS, Unite, UNISON, the Fawcett Society, and Oxfam have made Siân a Patron of the new Fair Pay Network, to be launched on Monday.
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