Liverpool Analysis Newswire Archive

04-04-2007 14:28 | 6 comments

200 Private Cops For Liverpool?

It looks like Liverpool will have 200 privately funded police in 2008 – Capital of Culture year. Read more >>

04-01-2007 18:34

What About the Real Habitual Criminals?

Catalyst Media - who publish 'Nerve' magazine in Liverpool - have received warnings from their server that Kirkby-based polluters Sonae want our whole site to be taken down because of two articles which highlight their crimes against the environment. Here is the second of the subversive articles for your consideration. Read more >>

04-01-2007 18:29 | 1 comment

Sonae’s Legacy of Pollution and ill Health

Catalyst Media - who publish 'Nerve' magazine in Liverpool - have received warnings from their server that Kirkby-based polluters Sonae want our whole site to be taken down because of two articles which highlight their crimes against the environment. Here is one of the subversive articles for your consideration. Read more >>

17-11-2006 17:14

BNFL MOX Shipment - 22nd November 2006

According to news sources, a shipment of MOX fuel will leave the Sellafield Nuclear Facility in the UK, for France. The shipment is due for arrival on Wednesday the 22nd of November. Read more >>

16-11-2006 14:33

Nerve 9 Launched on Merseyside

Catalyst Media have published the ninth edition of Nerve - our inspirational, agitational, entertational social justice and culture magazine. Read more >>

17-10-2006 17:11 | 2 comments

Pathfinder hits the buffer

Thanks to the courageous and determined efforts of a handful of local campaigners in Liverpool, the neo-Labour Pathfinder project appears to have been derailed. Read more >>

04-08-2006 13:05

British Open 2006: A Tale of Two Hoylakes

Now that the golfers, the media, and the roadsigns have gone, Wirral is pretty much exactly as it was before the British Open. Except for two things. Number one: the rich are richer. Number two: the poor are poorer. While many of Wirral's businesses are counting their cash following the British Open, residents on the 'wrong side' of Hoylake are counting the cost. Read more >>

19-07-2006 21:33 | 3 comments

Liverpool Vigil Fails To Stop War

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert tonight vowed to attack Lebanon and Palestine for "as long as necessary", despite about a hundred people turning out for a vigil on St George’s Plateau in Liverpool. Read more >>

21-06-2006 15:58 | 2 comments

Time for some action on house demolitions!

From: "Tarquin & Magda"

Jun 20 2006

OK everyone, time for some action! Read more >>

10-06-2006 23:22 | 1 comment

Class Composition in the North East, Sat 17th June 2006

The working class in the North East has changed since WWII, and in the past 20 years change at work (or not) has been rapid, but working class cultures continue. The old working class traditions and strategy have outlived their usefulness, and now something new is required to meet 21st century challenges. Read more >>

05-06-2006 21:56

Liverpool Democracy Forum 2nd meeting...

The first meeting of the Liverpool Democracy Forum
met at the Crown, on Lime Street close to Lime Street
Station, at 7.30pm on the first Wednesday in May 3rd.

The second meeting is this Wednesday 7th June at the
same venue, same time. Read more >>

02-05-2006 12:24 | 10 comments

WHY DOES THE US WANT TO ATTACK IRAN?

A talk and discussion.

Date: Wednesday 3rd May
Time: 2pm
Place: The Hub, Liverpool University (2nd floor of Guild)
Read more >>

08-04-2006 13:49

latest edition of Liverpool’s ‘Nerve’ launched

On Friday 7th April, Catalyst Media launched the latest edition of ‘Nerve’ – their local arts and social issues magazine.

28-03-2006 14:21 | 2 comments

Liverpool Strikers Demand Justice

A group of about two hundred and fifty trade unionists, political activists and wellwishers gathered in Derby Square, Liverpool for a rally marking the council workers' strike against attacks on their pensions. Read more >>

10-03-2006 01:04

Trumped Up Dismissal Rejected By Tribunal

A trumped up charge of insubordination and abusive and threatening behaviour was used to dismiss a longstanding employee. The union refused to defend its member.
WorkRep took the case to the Manchester Employment Tribunal. Read more >>

26-11-2005 14:01

Nerve 7 Launched in Liverpool

On Friday 25th November, Catalyst Creative Media held an extremely exciting launch night for the seventh issue of ‘Nerve’ – their local arts and social issues magazine – at the Meta-conceptual Gallery, Roscoe Street.

20-09-2005 11:20

U.S corporation accused of credit card fraud

U.S corporation due to open subsidiary in the U.K accused of fraud bt Irish customer Read more >>

18-09-2005 07:17 | 3 comments

Reflections on the London terroristic attacks and their aftermath

I'll show in my article, that in contrary to the declarations of the British prime-minister Blair and other Westerm politicians, there are evident causes for the London terrorist attacks dd 7-7. Further I also reflect on the aftermath of the attacks, especially regarding the newly proposed British terrorist-laws and the killing of the Brasilian de Menezes by the British policy.
I'll end with a remembreance poem of Eddie Woods concerning Jean de Menezes. Read more >>

17-09-2005 15:28 | 1 comment

UN World Leaders Summit

The UN has failed in its attempt to define “terrorism” (in a universal sense) at the recent ‘world leaders’ summit – this attempt was doomed from the start. Terrorism remains an extremely valuable and useful term for propagandists due to its non-specificity. Right-wing governments and others utilise this term in order to impose draconian laws and constrictive social policies on domestic populations. In the unlikely event that a universal definition had been agreed upon the outcome would have been a number of ‘world leaders’ in the dock at the Hague ICC for crimes against humanity. I refer to the so-called “coalition of the willing” lead by Bush, Blair and Howard. Read more >>

30-07-2005 03:48

Shoot First

The UK has recently undergone a social regression to a period in its history (many centuries past) when summary executions by the King’s representatives were common fair. Performing summary executions in the street is not new in England; this practice, however, was determined by the ancient powers to be counter productive – more revolts resulted from this practice than subjection/subjugation. But today, Blair’s England panders more to the racist sentiments of its people than good political sense. So be it, history has already dictated the inevitable outcomes. Read more >>