Shut down the camps
October 17, 2009 17:00
PUBLIC MEETING -sat 17 october, 6pm, Queen mary university, room 210, Laws building
PUBLIC MEETING -sat 17 october, 6pm, Queen mary university, room 210, Laws building
Royal Mail's feeble appeals to the membership have fallen flat on their face. Workers have had enough of cuts and closures, management dictat and bullying, and are getting ready to fight it out for our future....
.....Let's not fritter it away, start lobbying the PEC and passing motions demanding immediate action, we've delayed long enough. With the backlog and a big vote, we're all set up for a …
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Best, one stop, round-the-clock counter-information site, includes 24/7 Al Jazzera news stream which starts as soon as the pafe opens, constantly updated breaking news feeds from the world top counter-information sites, feeds at the top of the front page are always just no more than a few minutes old, plenty of video clips and just the very cutting edge items, the one which unable you to understan…
There is a "significant risk" that global production of conventional oil could "peak" and decline by 2020, a report has warned.
The Regent, 101 Liverpool Rd, Islington, London, N1 1LX
Contact KT Watson: 07917 385 023
Program:Proposals Accepted (Se Aceptan Proposiciones), 26 mins, Family Package (Paquete Familiar), 13 mins,"Burrito" (El Burrito) 15 mins, The Inventor (El Invento) 8 mins, The Big Sweat (Sudando la Gota Gorda) 9 mins
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Ronnie's Bar (Above Ronnie Scott's), 42 Frith Street, Soho, London, W1D 1HT
Contact KT Watson: 07917 385 023
Program:Proposals Accepted (Se Aceptan Proposiciones), 26 mins, Family Package (Paquete Familiar), 13 mins,"Burrito" (El Burrito) 15 mins, The Inventor (El Invento) 8 mins, The Big Sweat (Sudando la Gota Gorda) 9 mins
www.ahinamafestivals.co.uk
El Comandante, 10 Annette Road, Holloway, London, N7 6ET
7pm-11pm, Thursday 8th October 2009
Contact KT Watson: 07917 385 023
Program:Proposals Accepted (Se Aceptan Proposiciones), 26 mins, Family Package (Paquete Familiar), 13 mins,"Burrito" (El Burrito) 15 mins, The Inventor (El Invento) 8 mins, The Big Sweat (Sudando la Gota Gorda) 9 mins
Stick around for some drinks at this intimtae venue …
Artillery Arms, Bunhill Row, London, EC1Y 8ND
Call for anti-capitalist analyses of the COP15 - linking what´s going on in the COP-process with other dimensions of the capitalist system.
Print and distribute our flyer!
Anti-militarist activists have begun actions against the largest arms fair in the world, the Defence Systems Equipment International (DSEi) exhibition. The fair, held in London's docklands every second year, has been the target of ongoing protests since 2001. For updated coverage of the anti-DSEi actions this year, keep an eye on Indymedia UK's feature coverage.
The decision has been made to prosecute peaceful activist artists the Space Hijackers for impersonating police on 1st April 2009 at the G20 Summit demonstrations.
It is alleged that the group entered the City of London wearing police uniforms in an armoured personnel carrier with the intent to deceive the public into believing that they were members of the Police force. The Space Hijackers veheme…
22 Climate Criminals in a Target Tombola Tour of Central London...
The G-20 meeting to be held in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania is taking place in just under a month (Sept. 24-25, 2009) and it would be nice to receive some advice and/or words of solidarity from London G20 protesters about how to achieve success with this round of protests. Online support via Twitter updates & Blogs would be helpful too! You folks have experience and we need to here from you in the st…
Welcome home Mandy! At 6am on June 10, two climate suffragettes and the Yes Men barricaded Peter Mandelson's Regent's Park home in support of the Vestas workers and wind power in the UK. The climate suffragettes, chained to his gate, unfurled a banner reading 'Mandy, Put Some Wind in Vestas' Sales' while the Yes Men inflated their 'survivor balls' in preparation for the worst effects of climate ch…
From 26 August to 2 September, thousands of people will converge on a secret location in London to challenge the economic and political systems that have created financial meltdown and climate chaos - ordinary people coming together to build a movement for sustainable living, education and direct action.
With three weeks to go, the Camp for Climate Action have posted the first of a series of arti…
The Brixton Pound (B£) is a local currency launching in September 2009. This is a practical way for local people to vote with our wallets for a strong and diverse Brixton economy. It will be a complementary currency, working alongside (not replacing) pounds sterling, for use by independent local businesses and individuals trading within Brixton.
Brixton will be the third Transition Town to have …
The Vestas occupation continues - DEMONSTRATE in London TONIGHT, 6pm outside the Department for Energy and Climate Change, off Whitehall.
Dateline: ‘Victory to the Vestas Workers Occupation’ Solidarity Demonstration, Department of Energy and Climate Change, No.3 Whitehall Place, London, UK, 18:00, Wed 22 Jul 09 – Scores of sane people protest against the insanity of the UK’s first ever Energy and Climate Change Minister Ed Miliband spouting pious promises on greenhouse gas emissions reductions in Parliament while allowing the …
Dateline: Bank of England, Threadneedle Street, London, UK, 17:37-18:37, Fri 17 Jul 09 – The Government of the Dead host a G20 Meltdown Reunion slap bang outside that den of iniquity, the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street: a "Bonuses Are Back Pig Party", where Bankers, Politicians and Rozzers are invited to get their snouts back into the tough, filled with the swill of filthy lucre, all at the exp…
Protest at the Indian High Commission, London, against the state terror unleashed on the people of Lalgarh, a village in West Bengal, India, who refused complying with a government sanctioned corporate landgrab of 5000 acres of land uprooting them from their homes and depriving them of their livelihood.
The UN human rights instruments have excluded a number of rights which particularly affected the independent peoples (e.g. small business) and the most disadvantaged. They prevent the poor from helping themselves. It is apparent these rights were considered incompatible with neo liberalism and globalization. They constitute 'bottom-up' rights which the discontented will need to struggle for and ha…