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brighton vodafone stores closed down

November 1, 2010 by brighton

Two vodafone stores in Brighton were closed down on Saturday 30th October by protestors angry that the company has been reported as avoiding a £6billion tax bill.

The store on Western Road was closed for Saturday afternoon as protestors chained themselves to each other outside the doors. Eight people were arrested by the police. The action coincided with 17 others across the country on the same day.

The Argus on the protest here

Private Eye’s original investigation into Vodafone here

BBC Sussex on the protest here

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