Trafalgar12 activists are due in Westminster Magistrates' Court, hoping to create a legal precedent that will confine the powers Section 12.5 of the POA.

On the 9th of November, during the Student Protest, a group of activists, unrelated to that demonstration, set up an Occupy camp in Trafalgar Square. They remained there for about one hour and were later arrested and charged with Section 12…

London Hackspace

http://london.hackspace.org.uk/

Laboratory 24

37 Cremer Street, E2 8HD

Anti Shell, Greenwash Flash MOB Anti Shell/Greenwash action tomorrow evening 1st March 5pm

Freedom’s December issue editorial



As the turbulence of 2011 subsides just enough for us to catch our breath and look back over the last 12 months of a truly eventful year, it seems amongst the chaos and cacophony there were moments we can take as inspiration, some we can take comfort from and others that act as warnings of things to come.



As we have said countless times in the paper these a…

Dissident Island Radio - 20 January 2012 - episode 96:

Comin' back at you fresh in 2012 with a hot and incredibly topical show as always, we'll be...

• ...hearing audio from the NYE prisoner solidarity demonstration in Holloway,
• taking a look at the widespread occupation movement across London: chatting with former and present social centre and Occupy London occupiers, we'll discuss the cha…

LARC - and pumpin out your stereo at: catalystradio.org // dissidentisland.org // direct link to live stream

On the 8th of feb 2012 we will take the battle to Shell Oil, throughout London and UK wide

Public sector strike, November 30 Day of action, showing clips of the Brixton rally and march. Additional talking head interview of UCU member talking about why public sector workers are on strike,  privatisation of the public sector and the occupy movement.

Join Occupy London at St Pauls and be guided by the Occupiers through the connections between Old London, the church and the economic injustices of today.



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Dissident Island Radio - 16 December 2011 - episode 95:





- A former Foxconn employee speaks about the dirty secrets behind our techno-goodies

- Traveler Solidarity Network on moving beyond Dale Farm

- Some words about the upcoming ALARM conference (Jan 7)

- Prisoner info for comrades behind bars over the holidays throughout



You're guaranteed to hear some banter, bollocks, 'choons, announcements and the …

Sparks held a picket at 6pm at Kings Cross station.

www.dissidentisland.org  //  www.catalystradio.org

Congolese demo kettled?

This Friday (9th December) evening 4.45 to 7.00 pm

Outside the US embassy, Grosvenor Square (Bond Street tube)

Link to my self made and uploaded video describing events of #n30 from my perspective on the ground.

April 2011

We are not storming heaven, but being marched precariously close to the precipice. The Trade Union Congress is not our tool for emancipation – and neither can it be. Why are we being so skilfully pacified by ‘our’ institutions? We should see clearly how Brendan Barber, Ed Miliband and friends have steered us so neatly toward the cliff-edge. We might crash onto the rocks below, and in t…

Dissident Island Radio - 02 December 2011 - Epsiode 94:

This fantastic show features lots of bits n pieces from this week in radical political developments and beyond...

• We'll be hearing a multitude of voices from Wednesday's public sector strike in London
• Marty, with a full and frank discussion on Occupy London
• Richard Minns, with the ins and outs of pensions and financial markets

All t…

Whilst at the Haymarket in central London on November the 30th at approx 18:15pm the Police force protestors away. Whilst on the line Officer FH463 punches out at protestor 3 times and hits him in the face.

November 30, 2011 saw public sector workers strike across the country in protest of so-called 'pension reforms' by the Con-Dem government to public pensions. The following features audio recordings of picketers discussing their reasons for participating in the national day of action as well as some rambles and observations of the days actions from my perspective.

POLICE are now saying 41 people have been arrested for suspicion of breach of the peace outside CLR James library in Dalston, Hackney, yesterday of which two remain in custody with the rest bailed (see earlier post for background)

Police re-arrest 37 activists, academics and striking public sector workers arrested outiside Dalston library on Wednesday morning after being kettled by police.

Millions around the country took part in strike action and street protests on Wed November 30th. In london pickets started early with many joining the massive main march from Lincoln's Inn Fields to Victoria embankment. I haven't seen any number estimates (anywhere) but it was huge...

A short video of OccupyLSX demonstrators occupying Panton House, in protest at the £18 million salary of the UK's highest paid CEO - Mick Davies, the loss-making chief of mining company Xstrata.

Note the cops pushing people down stairs as they clear the building.

Visualise plain clothes police, medical emergencies, bathrooms, free WiFi on a LIVE Map.

You can send info on n30supplies@gmail.com, tweet @n30supplies

Don't forget to mention 'Location' and "What?" if you want to add something to the map.

Author Owen Jones spoke to Socialist Worker about how the 30 November strikes have the potential to transform perceptions of the working class.

Latest Actions & Pickets

Free graphics to download and show your support for 30th of November.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCBbp0T0EVc

Josh is very articulate - we see a bit of the personal in him as well as a very erudite assessment of the growing worldwide revolution. He also explains how he was charged with assaulting a Police Officer.

National and International

National and International