UK Education Newswire Archive
Demonstration for Alfie Meadows - Tuesday 14th December London
12-12-2010 12:30
Friends of Alfie MeadowsTuesday 14th December
1pm. New Scotland yard,
8-10 Broadway,
London SW1H 0BG
More Images (Tuition Fees Protest)
12-12-2010 10:58
More pics and report of London Tuition Fees Protest (9 Dec 10)TYNINGS FIELD COMMUNITY HARVEST
12-12-2010 00:44
we are a community group looking for active members wishing to set up a community supported agricultural scheme in Shirehampton Bristol or work an individual allotment.Goldsmiths Library Occupation is successful
11-12-2010 23:22
London Tuition Fees Demonstration (09/12/2010) - Part 2
11-12-2010 18:41
I arrived in Parlaiment Square at approximately 2:30pm, by which time there were already several thousand other people there.
CALL OUT FOR SOLIDARITY ACTIONS WITH ALFIE
11-12-2010 14:37
THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR VOICES HEARD HAS NEVER BEEN BETTERGoldsmiths Students Open University Library to the public
11-12-2010 10:25
The Fight For Parliament (A Personal Recap of the 9th Dec)
11-12-2010 02:12
from the position of a protester as opposed to the police force or the mediaNote - I am not the original author, the original author has agreed for me to post this to help spread alternative views. Although he has been cited in the link approve, he would probably appreciate it if you didn't contact him.
You want the Wombles to return?
11-12-2010 01:57
"So what? So what if this country tells us that we're down and out"Radcliffe reclaimed (Oxford)
10-12-2010 23:55
In Oxford, 500 people gathered on Cornmarket to protest against cuts to education, and ended up occupying the famous Bodlean Library for over 28 hours. Students from local schools and colleges joined those from Oxford Uni, Brookes and Ruskin.Article taken from Issue 2 of The Ox-Fly - Oxford's radical newsletter:
http://oxfly.theoarc.org.uk
Roaming marches stun Oxford
10-12-2010 23:52
Large anti-cuts marches disrupted Oxford city centre on 30th November, briefly occupying County Hall, Barclays, Lloyds, and Castle Mound, disrupting traffic, roaming through streets and shopping centres.Article taken from Issue 2 of The Ox-Fly - Oxford's radical newsletter:
http://oxfly.theoarc.org.uk/
Guerrilla Orchestra - Birmingham musicians protest against cuts
10-12-2010 23:38
Festive Greetings from Student Demonstrators
10-12-2010 18:29
London Tuition Fees Demonstration (09/12/2010) - Part 1
10-12-2010 17:22
Here starts my coverage of events as I witnessed them yesterday. Because what happened at Parlaiment Square turned to be such a turning point in the demo, I have decided to divide this report into two sections, with this first section covering what happened before we reached Parlaiment Square.
Lincoln Uni Indefinitely Occupied
10-12-2010 12:15
A sad day for democracy
10-12-2010 04:59
European Calling: It Is Just the Beginning!
10-12-2010 01:22
…You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows: occupation of universities everywhere in Europe, blockage of the cities, manif sauvage, rage. This is the answer of a generation to whom they want to cut the future with debts for studying, cuts of welfare state and increasing of tuition fees.
The determination of thousand of students in London, the rage of who assault the Italian Senate house against the austerity and the education cuts, has opened the present time: this is because the future is something to gain that start when you decide collectively to take risk and to struggle.
The extraordinary struggles that we are living have the capacity to show a present with an intensity that exceed the linearity of the time, that refuse our precarity condition: it is an assault to the future!
We don’t want to get into debt, we don’t want to pay more fees to study in London as well as in Paris, Wien, Rome, Athens, Madrid, Dublin, Lisbon. This European movement is about refusing austerity policies, refusing to get into debt for these miserable politicians. Que se vayan todos!
What is happening nowadays in Rome first spread out in Athens and Paris, then in Dublin and London: it is the irruption of a movement who speaks a common language, the same young generation in revolt, who inhabits different cities but shares the same determination to struggle, «floating like a butterfly and stinging like a bee».
We have to meet each other and invent a new political grammar against the weakness of the Nation-state and their strategy to face the crisis: their receipt is just austerity, cuts and debt.
In Italy we have occupied not only universities, but also blocked motorways and the mobility of the country in order to circulate struggles outside the national borders and coming in Europe and beyond. The circulation of struggles is living within the Book Block and the wild demonstration in London, Paris and Rome.
This autumn we are living a real European student movement, that is various and radical, really heterogeneous. Its common reclaim comes from a protest that is born in the middle of the crisis, and that represents the most courageous answer. It is a struggle composed by different struggles, heterogeneous temporalities that reclaim more scholarships for student and a public university for everyone.
Within the book block a new generation recognized and found itself in the protest. Today in lots of cities the Italian student movement is showing something more than just solidarity: this is because your struggle is our struggle and all around Europe students are against the increasing of fees, the privatisation of the university and the education cuts. You are not alone in UK: an European event, a new generation do not want to stop. We have the force whom want to change the world and we have the intelligence to do it. It is just the beginning!
We propose to students, researchers, precarious workers and PhD students to build up together an European meeting at the beginning of the 2011, to continue the struggle, to transform this wind in a tempest!
Uniriot Roma, Anomalia Sapienza
>> more info: www.uniriot.org