Some 300,000 people joined Enough is Enough, the campaign to fight the UK’s cost of living crisis, within days of its launch.
Announced two weeks ago, the campaign’s website crashed on its first day due to the high number of people signing up. The campaign’s demands include pay rises, reduction in energy bills and an end to food poverty.
We’d like to hear from people in the UK who have joined the campaign, including those who have attended its first rally last week. Why did you sign up? What are your hopes for the campaign? Are you involved in other cost of living campaigns? What is it offering that political parties are not?
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