UK Free Spaces Newswire Archive
The people vs Leeds City Council this Wednesday
15-05-2006 18:19
Two separate campaigns fighting the Council's undemocratic and ill-thought plans for Little London and Woodhouse will unite on Wednesday in an unprecedented show of strength.Sharphill Woods 'Eco-Protest' :: What's going to be lost, Landscape Piccys
15-05-2006 17:35
Sharphill Woods 'Eco-Protest' :: Some More Piccys
15-05-2006 15:03
Sharphill Woods 'Eco-Protest' :: BBC Politics Show Visits
15-05-2006 14:12
Leeds tenants say 'hands off our homes'
15-05-2006 14:04
At 12.30pm this Wednesday, (17 May), residents of Little London will gather outside Leeds Civic Hall to demand the Council immediately suspends its privatisation plans for their estate.Radical History Group meeting May 25th: The General Strike
15-05-2006 12:28
1926 GENERAL STRIKE: HISTORY AND MYTH MeetingOnce again, the South London Radical History Group presents it's monthly fandango for you..
We aim to have a couple of brief presentations on local examples of the
day to day running of the Genreal Strike in South London, as well as an open
discussion on its legacy, and what lessons we can learn (a bit late as
usual?).
Sounds on the Downs, 7th June
15-05-2006 10:31
Sounds on the Downs is a free festival planned to take place on the downs at the University of Nottingham (near Derby and Lincoln Halls) on Wed 7th June, 2pm-10pm.Subvertising Ads-hell
15-05-2006 05:28
A group of activists in Birmingham have managed to open Adshel bus shelters, where they put commercial adverts, using Allen keys, and have been using the space to advertise grassroots actions, such as the No Borders demonstration at Harmondsworth detention centre on 8 April, 2006.
See photos | video
2nd Southend Critical Mass ends with 3 arrests
14-05-2006 22:00
Self Defence Classes in Social Centre rampART
12-05-2006 16:54
Social Centre rampART launches self defence groupNARROW BOATERS RISK THEIR HOMES TO SAVE THEIR BOATYARD
12-05-2006 06:55
Infousurpa number 23
11-05-2006 22:42
The regime in Burma recently launched a new military offensive against civilians from the Karen ethnic minority in Burma. More than 11,000 people have been forced from their homes and are hiding in the jungle with no food or medical supplies. Civilians, including children, have been shot, tortured, mutilated and even beheaded. Total is the largest and last significant European investor in Burma. Total Oil’s Yadana gas project is believed to earn the regime between $200m to $450m a year. In addition to the huge revenues Total’s project provides the regime, the companies presence in Burma is influencing French, European Union and British foreign policy on Burma, as France vetoes effective EU sanctions in order to protect Total. Demonstration at Total's Head Office, 33 Cavendish Square, London W1G OPW. Nearest tube is Oxford Circus. www.burmacampaign.org.uk
Wikipedia censorship
11-05-2006 14:13
More examples of Wikipedia censorship ....return of active news and info-verting at the rampART radio
11-05-2006 13:21
this is an autonomous action.
A Battle in Braodway Market - Photo Exhibition this Saturday
10-05-2006 13:12
Fig & Vine Planter conviction returns to Court for ‘mercy hearing' - Reading, UK
10-05-2006 01:55
Person with a Fig and Vine Planter conviction returns to Court for a ‘mercy hearing’ (see 4).Shakespeare wrote: “The quality of mercy is not strain'd”.
(I’ve wondered about the meaning of this phrase and the way I see it, it means it’s stretchy but never breaks/snaps. Wow! Now I see sadly, it can be also blocked).
Little London anti-PFI campaign - public meeting 10 May
08-05-2006 20:30
Tenants and anti-privatisation campaigners are joining forces this Wednesday (10 May) in a city-wide public meeting to oppose Leeds City Council's proposed 'Comprehensive Regeneration' of Little London estate and its wider decimation of council housing through the Private Finance Initiative (PFI).Protesters want moor car park plan inquiry
08-05-2006 19:12
Today's Yokshire Evening Post has a story about Leeds City Council's latest 'con-sultation' fraud - this time on the totally bonkers idea of building a car park on Woodhouse Moor using a 'Parks Renaissance fund'.Housing protest stays strong - 'join us!'
07-05-2006 15:14