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Communist Party calls for ‘mass movement’ for public ownership, social justice and peace following King's Speech
Anti-monarchy Not My King protesters demonstrate as King Charles III and Queen Camilla ride past in their carriage to the Houses of Parliament ahead of the State Opening of Parliament in the House of Lords, London, July 17, 2024
THE Communist Party of Britain has called for a mass movement to fight for public ownership, social justice and peace following the King’s speech today.
General secretary Robert Griffiths noted that Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said his government aims to “under-promise and over-deliver.”
“He's certainly achieved the first aim in the King’s speech, despite Labour enjoying the second biggest majority at Westminster since the 1930s,” Mr Griffiths said.
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