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West Mids IWW's May Day Party 01/05/09
Solidarity - Not a word but a weapon!Reel News Return To Birmingham
Following Reel News' event at the Spotted Dog earlier this year with a
very enjoyable screening and discussion (see photos below), they are returning
30th April with the latest films from protests and direct actions.
Stop police violence demo in Redditch
A national demo has been called in Redditch on Sat 18 Aprilhttp://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2009/04/426961.html
The Drip Drip Drip Of Information
Three blog items posted since Thursday, dealing with the Ian Tomlinson killingVisteon Workers: The Fight Goes On!
Visteon workers were given just 6 minutes notice last week when the company they work for went into receivership. Rather than just walk away, workers responded by occupying workplaces in Belfast, Enfield and Basildon. This forced a series of meetings with the bosses here and in New York. There will be another meeting on Tuesday where they will be discussing packages.'No Democracy Wall' Memorial to Ian Tomlinson, Royal Exchange, Bank, London
These are a number of Photos taken on the 2nd April around the Royal Exchange at the Bank Station junction of Threadneedle St and Cornhill Except for the first three which were taken on London Bridge the previous night, for it’s adjacent tube station happened to be the nearest open to make for, after being released from the kettle at BankHelen Bih Must Stay
Helen Ngwaneba Bih a national of Cameroon and resident of Glasgow, is currently detained in Yarl's Wood IRC and due to be forcibly removed from UK to Cameroon on Sunday 12th April 2009 @ 19:15 on Virgin Atlantic flight VS671 to Nairobi and then Kenya Airways Flight KQ524 at 9.45pm on Monday 13th April to Yaounde, Cameroon.Veggie Pride UK - Sat 16 May in Birmingham
The UK`s first ever Veggie Pride event is set to hit the streets of Birmingham. On Saturday 16th May 2009, Veggie Pride UK will be a fantastic, fun-filled festival and carnival procession - a celebration of vegetarian and vegan lifestyles. All are welcome and admission is free. This will be the first event of it`s kind anywhere in the UK. Take a look at the dazzling website http://www.veggiepride.org.ukYoung Peoples March for Jobs - As It Passed Bank London
Observations and Photos of the 2nd April MarchI would have also commented on the shallow input the major unions afford these kinds of initiatives (regardless of party fronts or hijacks) But I’d be here till Christmas so take it as read
Call out for National Demo in Jacqui Smith`s home town
The policing at the G20 protests was extremely violent and agressive. Peaceful protesters were attacked and beaten, many of them suffering injuries. We`ve all seen the videos of police laying into the climate campers who stood there with their hands in the air calmly stating "this is not a riot". And now we see film evidence that Ian Tomlinson, who was not even a protester, was brutally attacked from behind with a baton, before being shoved hard to the ground by a vicious cop. Ian Tomlinson died minutes later - I call this MURDER and it happened on Jacqui Smith`s watch!!Comment and Photos of the G20 Demonstration At Bank
View of the Police Kettle around the Bank of England Intersection City Of LondonFull Story | 1 addition | 2 comments >>
Met Police apologises to photographers for abuse of powers at Memorial Demo
The Metropolitan Police have apologised to journalists and photographers for abusing Section 14 of the Public Order Act when they moved a group of them away from covering an operation at the memorial demo for the late Ian Tomlinson on 2nd April at Bank tube station. It has now been confirmed through witness statements that Ian Tomlinson died as a result of the repressive policing on April 1st. The police and the media have attempted to coverup the fact that Tomlinson was killed as a result of the policing on that day. Police also injured members of the press on Wednesday 1st April, resulting in a broken arm and torn ligaments for two photographers.BNP deputy leader addresses international fascist rally
The deputy leader of the British National Party has spoken at an international fascist rally alongside a man convicted of a terrorism offence and a convicted Holocaust denier.Simon Darby claims he addressed a 400-strong audience in Milan today (5 April)