Passing Clouds, 1 Richmond Road, just off Kingsland Road behind the Haggerston E8 4AA

Nearest station Dalston Kingsland or Dalston Kingland ( London overground)

 

 

From the Workers’ Olympiad to the perversion of Olympic sport

Speaker: Keith Flett

Location: Caxton House, 129 St John’s Way, Islington, N19

 

The camp is held just outside the nuclear base in Aldermaston at "Construction Gate" and we decorate the adjacent roundabout with peace flags and banners so you should find us easily. The nearest postcode for your sat navs is RG7 4PQ, and we're about 20 metres from there.

The Grosvenor, 17 Sidney Road, SW9 0TP

Runnymede Eco-Village, off Cooper's Hill Lane, Egham, Surrey.  Nearest train station is Egham with regulare services from London Waterloo.  Train journey time: 40 minutes. 

The camp is held just outside the nuclear base in Aldermaston at "Construction Gate" and we decorate the adjacent roundabout with peace flags and banners so you should find us easily. The nearest postcode for your sat navs is RG7 4PQ, and we're about 20 metres from there.

Join the editors and contributors to the anthology, ‘Acquired for Development By... A Hackney Anthology' for readings from the book and a discussion on the art of documenting urban life.

Portobello Pop Up Cimema.

3 Acklam Road, London, W10 5TY

Nearest tubes: Ladbroke Grove = 2 mins.  Notting Hill Gate = 15 min walk down Portobello Road

The Pop Up Cinema is underneath the Westway motorway on the Portobello Road/Acklam Road junction (opposite Portobello Green Market). 

It is within the concrete belly of the underpass itself, slightly set back from the road.  Easily spotted by st…

Shaha discusses his journey from orthodox religion to a compassionate, fulfilling, and meaningful life without God.

Our annual school takes place in a world in great flux. Given its explanatory power and practical programme, Marxism has huge potential in this period – a potential that is irresponsibly squandered by the sectarian in-fighting and opportunism of the Marxist groups. Communist University points a way out of this mess. August 20-26 2012 in south London.

Over seven days of intense and open di…

Our annual school takes place in a world in great flux. Given its explanatory power and practical programme, Marxism has huge potential in this period – a potential that is irresponsibly squandered by the sectarian in-fighting and opportunism of the Marxist groups. Communist University points a way out of this mess. August 20-26 2012 in south London.

Over seven days of intense and open di…

Central Station pub, 37 Wharfdale Road, Kings Cross, London, N1 9SD

Our annual school takes place in a world in great flux. Given its explanatory power and practical programme, Marxism has huge potential in this period – a potential that is irresponsibly squandered by the sectarian in-fighting and opportunism of the Marxist groups. Communist University points a way out of this mess. August 20-26 2012 in south London.

Over seven days of intense and open di…

Our annual school takes place in a world in great flux. Given its explanatory power and practical programme, Marxism has huge potential in this period – a potential that is irresponsibly squandered by the sectarian in-fighting and opportunism of the Marxist groups. Communist University points a way out of this mess. August 20-26 2012 in south London.

Over seven days of intense and open di…

Our annual school takes place in a world in great flux. Given its explanatory power and practical programme, Marxism has huge potential in this period – a potential that is irresponsibly squandered by the sectarian in-fighting and opportunism of the Marxist groups. Communist University points a way out of this mess. August 20-26 2012 in south London.

Over seven days of intense and open di…

Our annual school takes place in a world in great flux. Given its explanatory power and practical programme, Marxism has huge potential in this period – a potential that is irresponsibly squandered by the sectarian in-fighting and opportunism of the Marxist groups. Communist University points a way out of this mess. August 20-26 2012 in south London.

Over seven days of intense and open di…

On your marks, get set…for a week of Paralympic fun and games against Atos!

From Monday 27th to Friday 31st of August, join Disabled People Against Cuts for The Atos Games – five days of action against a company that’s sponsoring the Paralympics but wrecking disabled people’s lives. 

London Action Resource Centre (LARC)

62 Fieldgate Street, (corner of Parfett Street), Whitechapel, London E1 1ES

Nearest Stations:- Whitechapel / Aldgate East / Aldgate / Shadwell

LARC website

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Kingsgate Community Centre, 107 Kingsgate Rd, London NW6 2JH

The London Mass meets at 6.00pm on the last Friday of every month on the South Bank under Waterloo Bridge, by the National Film Theatre.