Mar 2013 - my london diary

	Innisfree PFI Bankrupts NHS Gutter Lane, City of London, Fri 1 Mar 2013
	Some of the protesters stayed to hand out leaflets on Cheapside, while others left to protest at the offices of PFI company Innisfree, in Abacus House. Security, supported by police stopped protesters entering the offices to ask to see David Metter, who owns 75% of Innisfree The protester holding the sign 'David Metter Blood Letter' is standing on private property next to the door into the offices, although he was not obstructing the door After a few minutes, police told him he must move or he would be arrested for 'aggravated trespass' A legal observer questions the officer concerned and takes notes and after some discussion he decided to move the few inches onto the pavement.
	Police tried to get protesters to move away across the road but they declined to do so Eventually the protesters left, and debated whether to go on to protest at Barclays, who along with Taylor Woodrow are the others in the PFI consortium that is making obscene profits on the back of the NHS over the South London Hospitals PFI contract. They decided to protest further on another day.
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