The Porkbolter issue 97 calls on the people of the West Sussex coastal town to "stand up to the thieving bankers" and comments on the "disgraceful" decision over the death of Ian Tomlinson.
It celebrates the fact that Titnore Woods now seem to be safe, after developers said they would not be appealing against council refusal of their controversial plans, but warns that the future of downland near Cissbury Ring still needs public involvement, announcing a protest and picnic on Saturday September 4.
In an exclusive follow-up to news of widespread closures of public toilets in the town, 'fabrication correspondent Freddie Fib' reveals that Worthing council is to move out of the town hall and into the vacated lavatorial facilities, with the Chief Executive destined for the third cubicle from the left in the gents' at the Lido.
Read it all in detail at www.eco-action.org/porkbolter, where you can also find a pdf version to print.