AT LAST SOMEBODY OCCUPIED THAT BLOODY BUILDING !!!

1 Stamford Street, SE1 9NT

And now we can get together this Thursday and share !!!

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TBC - call partyline on the night: 07538 363 864 // 07538 363 798

This 109th Dissident Island Radio features some lovely people running London’s Cuts Cafe, a radical space in the belly of the beast designed to allow for movement building in the run-up to the TUC demo on October 20th. We also hear about porn, capitalism and sexual desire. Does one lead to the other? Could you have anarcho-porn? And as always the show features rabble rousing, tunes, an…

On 5th October 2012, Human Rights campaigners gathered outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London, awaiting the final verdict, on the extensive legal battle challenging the extraditions of British Citizens to the U.S. A short film documenting the public solidarity stand can be viewed here - http://youtu.be/JOC_XhITPmE

The Gallery Cafe,

Old Ford Road

Bethnal Green

E2 9PL

Around 50 people attended the opening night of the Heygate cinema on Saturday 22nd. The event was hosted by the (provisional) Heygate Residents Association which screened the film ‘Doreen’ made by film-makers David Reeve & Patrick Steel. In the film, Doreen Gee - former Chair of the Tenants & Residents Association - reminisces about the culture of the estate and what went wrong with the re…

TAA - LONDON

31 OCTOBER - 3 NOVEMBER 2012

Midday-Midnight - but times for specific slots also vary!! Free entry.

Venue location tbc : 07092 805720 & 07092 846566

Open-access art event in an autonomous space

Weds: opening night

Thurs: cinema

Friday: cabaret & spoken word

Sat: live bands & kids-space

Workshops & debates each weekday 7pm-9pm

Exhibition and refreshments throughout

We are accep…

The first thought to strike anyone stumbling upon the now-infamousInnocence of Muslims video on YouTube without knowing anything about it would probably be that it makes Monty Python's The Life of Brian look like the work of Merchant Ivory. It's daft, amateurish beyond belief and, well, totally weird. So the notion that such a fatuous production might provoke carnage in distant parts of the wo…

This week's Circled A radio show comes to us care of independent radio producer and member of Dissident Island Radio, Chickpea.

The show will air on Tuesday 25 September 2012 from 9-9:30pm GMT on 104.4FM in London, UK, and will also be streamed on the Resonance FM website. You can download the show here: [MP3 link | OGG link]

The show features portions of an interview with Brian and Keir, two me…

Meet at Gasworks at 12pm, walk goes around London.

Gasworks

155 Vauxhall Street,

London SE11 5RH

The Women's Library

Old Castle Street

E1 7NT

(nearest tube Aldgate East)

Burgh House, 

New End Square

Hampstead

London, NW3 1LT

London Criminal Barrister, Brian Richardson and a UEL Student, Arnie Joahill, discuss Racism, the IPCC, Stop & Search Policty, Police and solidarity action at love Music Hate Racism Celebrations on 15th September 2012 - http://youtu.be/FfLEOjGciTI

International activists involved in the Indignato and Occupy movements have begun a campaign to create GlobalNoise, a worldwide cacerolazo, or casserole march, on Saturday, October 13th, 2012. The hope is that local Occupations and Collectives will take up the call to march, using the method of a casserole march to highlight whatever issues are the most important to their community.

Latest: See interviews with the local residents and squatters: Video. 

On the 5th of September Occupiers and members of the local community in North London reclaimed the Friern Barnet Library after it had its doors closed in April by the council this year due to public sector cuts. The library is now declared liberated, occupied and reopened to the public. Although today the council served an …

Report and video taken fron Reel News: London Metropolitan University staff, students and other supporters attended a rally outside the Home Office at lunchtime on Wednesday September 5 to oppose the revocation of London Met’s international student license, which could result in 2,600 international students being deported. Watch video of the protest

LARC - and pumpin out your stereo

North London library closed by cuts, opened by squatters.

A North London library closed by council cuts has been re-opened... by squatters. Closed by Barnet council back in April after an eighteen month wrangle Friern Barnet library will open its doors again on Saturday (8th) between 11 and 3. Since the library closed local campaigners have been staging 'pop up' libraries on the village green…

Join us for family-friendly World Peace Day fun: 3pm-5pm, Friday 21st September, outside the National Gallery, Trafalgar Square (nearest tubes: Charing Cross and Leicester Sq)

TBC - check the schedule page for updates.

LARC (London Action Resource Centre) - see londonarc.org

LARC (London Action Resource Centre) - see londonarc.org

LARC (London Action Resource Centre) - see londonarc.org

Royal National, Rusell Square (see the website). Tickets bought online.

Royal National, Rusell Square (see the website). Tickets bought online.

Tuesday 6.30 - 9pm St. Martin's Community Centre, 43 Carol St., NW1 0HT

It is now known that human language and culture emerged in Africa some 100,000 years ago, in a social revolution whose echoes can still be heard in mythic narratives and ritual traditions from around the world.

Tuesday 6.30 - 9pm St. Martin's Community Centre, 43 Carol St., NW1 0HT

It is now known that human language and culture emerged in Africa some 100,000 years ago, in a social revolution whose echoes can still be heard in mythic narratives and ritual traditions from around the world.

Tuesday 6.30 - 9pm St. Martin's Community Centre, 43 Carol St., NW1 0HT

It is now known that human language and culture emerged in Africa some 100,000 years ago, in a social revolution whose echoes can still be heard in mythic narratives and ritual traditions from around the world.

Tuesday 6.30 - 9pm St. Martin's Community Centre, 43 Carol St., NW1 0HT

It is now known that human language and culture emerged in Africa some 100,000 years ago, in a social revolution whose echoes can still be heard in mythic narratives and ritual traditions from around the world.

Tuesday 6.30 - 9pm St. Martin's Community Centre, 43 Carol St., NW1 0HT

It is now known that human language and culture emerged in Africa some 100,000 years ago, in a social revolution whose echoes can still be heard in mythic narratives and ritual traditions from around the world.