Ed: It feels like... it’s like a knee-jerk reaction to a problem and it hasn't been well thought out.

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Ed: I mean, I agree that, you know, there’s a hole and you’ve got to be financially responsible, but I think we’re all agreed on that.

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Ed: I think what’s interesting about the movement is that people are actually talking about this and engaging and saying ‘well actually, there is a way forward.’

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Ed: That’s what’s been so inspiring about this whole... you know, for instance an organisation like UK Uncut.

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Ed: It’s in such a positive way, it’s not negative, you know, turning a high street bank into a crèche or a drama group is brilliant.

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Ed: If you can foster the positive side of it, your actual movement is so much stronger.