Local workers and community activists have backed a national campaign as cries for help have "fallen on deaf ears".
Hundreds of people in Liverpool took to the streets as part of a national day of action to call on the government to act in the cost of living crisis. The protestors gathered at St George's Plateau in Liverpool city centre yesterday, Saturday, October 1 as part of the nationwide Enough is Enough day of action.
The movement is publicly backed by Labour politicians including West Derby MP Ian Byrne, and supported by trade union groups including the Communication Workers' Union and National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers, as well as community activist groups such as ACORN, Fans Supporting Foodbanks and Right to Food Campaign.
