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Burma is Free! It has to be
As you may know, the Junta have now cut internet links out of Burma so there is a near news blackout. Information is still getting out via mobile phone signals near the borders.The latest news is reported here:
Full Story | 11 additions | 6 comments >>
NUJ strike ballot in Coventry following unanimous vote
The NUJ chapel at the Coventry Telegraph are balloting for strike action in a stand against inadequate editorial staffing levels.Short film released to explain the concept of Freeconomy – Episode 1
Check out this really funny new short film which has been released about The Freeconomy Community, the new skill-sharing, free help website that has just been launched. It’s called the ‘Guide to Freeconomy – Episode 1’ and is essential viewing for all non-freeconomists. You can view it at http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=wLPOEQcZiQo . And remember, the yellow pages is just a load of old tosh!Anti-War Play on Iraq - The boy who dropped an egg on the world
“brimming with hate, overflowing with love”Jack's Hard Rub Theatre present the startling and contemporary play 'the boy who dropped an egg on the world' using mythology and the supernatural to look at war torn Middle East
Policing the No Border Camp
There was nothing all that unusual about the policing of the Gatwick No Border Camp last week: intimidation and harassment, spin and lies, unlawful arrests.. all too familiar to those who've been around enough to realise that the police are not only about stopping crime and fighting terrorism. But it is always worth knowing the details of exactly what happened, how and why.Full Story | 4 additions | 3 comments >>
Banner theatre - autumn tour
BANNER THEATRE is touring its new multimedia documentary theatre production"They get free mobiles . . . don't they?" busting the media-generated myths
about refugees and asylum seekers. See below for the tour schedule.
Reclaiming our History: The Women Chainmakers Strike
In remembrance of the Women Chainmakers strike in 1910, the West Midlands Branch of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) placed a plaque and wreath at the Peace Gardens in Birmingham city centre. We believe that our history needs to be preserved and celebrated.This should not be done by those masquerading as our leaders.
Force feeding stunt exposes Selfridges
Seated at a well-set dinner table near the entrance to Selfridges, an elegantly dressed woman was "force-fed" through a funnel by a man who was dressed as a waiter. This was the scene that made hundreds of shoppers stop and stare, yesterday(25-9-07) in Birmingham City Centre. The aim was simply to expose and shame Selfridges for their sale of foie gras - torture in a tin!!Play on war in Iraq
Jack's Hard Rub Theatre present 'The boy who dropped an egg on the world' this coming Saturday 29th September at Birmingham MAC, 7.30pm £8/£6This startling and contemporary portrayal uses mythology and the supernatural to reveal the political, cultural and ideological battles current raging in Iraq and the wider Middle East
More pics of the No Border march
As part of the Gatwick No Border Camp, about 500 people from across the UK marched from Crawley, West Sussex, to Gatwick in a 'transnational day of action against immigration prisons'. They were protesting in particular against a new detention centre that is being built at Gatwick Airport, which is due to open in 2008.New skill-sharing and community building project has been launched !
When you become a member of the freeconomy community, not only do you get jobs done for free, you also get to learn new skills, teach fellow freeconomists your skills and in the process meet loads of really great people.Join the freeconomy community at www.justfortheloveofit.org
Cops target independent journalists on Noborder march
An independent videographer was arrested on the Noborders march today at 12:45. From preliminary reports, it appears that the arrest occurred when he filmed cops who were policing the march (not a crime) and then refused to give his details when asked to do so. It is unclear to us why anyone should be required to provide his name and address when filming the police. The arrest occurred under Section 50 of the Police Reform Act, a recent piece of legislation allowing police to arrest someone who doesn't give details when suspected of anti-social behaviour, so perhaps filming cops is an anti-social activity.Virgin flies you to death
Short video of the occupation of Virgin Offices in Crawley this morning.Full Story | 1 addition | 8 comments >>
Noborders Demo, Crawley
A short video of the welcome demo in Crawley, Sussex.Length 2:49
Quicktime MP4, H264
Protest against David Irving meeting in Coventry
Tomorrow night (Friday 21 September), with the help of the British National Party, David Irving, the notorious Holocaust denier and liar, is booked to speak at the Royal Warwicks Club in Coventry.Pix from the No Border Camp
Some quick pictures from the No Border Camp today.Housing4All: action on Monday launches new campaign
New campaign for accessible housing for all disabled people launched in Birmingham with demo outside Council HouseNews Digest from 4WardEver
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