The event, which was organised by the Blackpool, Fylde and Wyre Trades Union Council, is a UK wide campaign by trade unions and community organisations in a bid to fight the rising energy bills, food poverty and low wages.
One of the marchers told the Gazette they were also protesting about climate change and NHS problems: “The health service is falling apart. It clearly is not fit for purpose anymore. We want justice for the people of Blackpool and the whole country.”
21. Enough is Enough protest march at the Comedy Carpet
A sea of protesters take up residence on Blackpool's Comedy Carpet Photo: Neil Cross
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