DO YOU AGREE WITH . . . .

These are the sentiments of the founders and supporters of “For our Children’s Sake”

CAMPAIGN GROUP

2016 - “ANNUS HORRIBILIS” FOR THE YOUNG!

OUR VIEWS - ARE THEY YOURS TOO?

BREXIT is a huge folly achieved by conning large numbers of “leave” voters - UK’s long term interest is as an active member of the EU

Young people are getting a raw deal as this government panders to the old vote - the political establishment chases the extreme vote while ignoring the tolerant majority

I would like to be able to live and work in Europe and not be “kettled” into an increasingly vicious and unfair UK labour market

The press and media is dominated by private, right wing interests which exercise too much power and influence

With the Labour party in disarray and the Liberal Democrats virtually annihilated, we need progressive parties of the centre and left to collaborate in a grand coalition

You’re sick and tired of tolerating a evermore extreme and polarised society . . . It’s time your voice was heard . . . It’s time you fought back

Vote to leave EU risks the opportunity for the young to live and work within the EU

George Osborne freezes student loan repayment threshold until 2021 meaning ALL students after 2012 will pay back more than they bargained for Find out more....

IFS publishes a report in June 2016 showing median income of over 60’s increased by 11% since 2008 recession whilst median income of 22-30 year old’s has fallen by 7 %

We’re not trying to convert anyone to our point of view because we’re convinced there’s a majority “out there” who feel the same and subscribe to our agenda.

Many of us are alarmed at the course our country and society is taking towards an intolerant and isolated destination, where those with the loudest and most unpleasant voices peddle lies and deceit in pursuit of their own selfish interests.

We founded FOC Sake after the run of disastrous events of 2016. We don’t receive any funding or donations. We simply aim to gain support for our “Parents Will” at the next general election and, through pressure of numbers, convince progressive politicians to sign up to FOC Sake

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