glad you're calling for action, but no need to bloody shout

Anarchists do need to start thinking about mobilising for this one. The IWW are due to be announcing plans for a militant workers bloc soon, but getting a 'direct action bloc' together as well would be a great idea. Rumour is circulating that some fairly unexpected groups are planning something a bit naughty! I think it is vital that anarchists get organised for this one and get thousands of us to brum on the 3rd of october. for transport from yor area, check out www.righttowork.org.uk, or better yet, organise your own transport and drag all yer mates along!

Even though I support the sentiments of this call, anonymously publishing stuff like this does not negate the fact of developing a call with affiliations and support of every anarchist and anti-authoritarian collective, network and federation in the UK.

As the previous poster has said the IWW, which has a relatively strong organisational presence in the West Midlands, is putting a call together for a militant workers bloc which will position itself as a libertarian and revolutionary alternative with in the main body of the march. That does not mean others cannot act or everyone will be subsumed within it.

My only suggestion is that if a call is being made by any group then it should be collectively discussed within the whole movement so that we can be as effective as possible, with as many people as possible.

Get as many as possible down on 02 october, the day before, and have a possible convergence centre, the ideas are limitless. If this is going to be a day of rage, then let it be. Will a SWP etc march on the day lead to rage or a fluffy rally onstage at the end? Therefore, it will be as much a rage as we want it to be organised by ourselves. Everyone to the streets!

"The Hyatt Regency Birmingham hotel is conveniently linked to The ICC. Offering 319 spacious guests rooms with views overlooking the city skyline or the colourful Birmingham canals. Ideally located within walking distance of Broad Street and Brindley Place. Many fringe and reception events will be held at the Hyatt Regency Birmingham.

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Our Bollywood-themed Members' Dinner looks set to be one of the highlights of this year's Conference. Sayeeda Warsi will host the evening, with Boris Johnson as guest speaker and a new MP on each table. There'll be a fine selection of Indian food, including an evening of Indian inspired entertainment

Taking place on Sunday 3 October from 20.00 - 22.30 at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Edgbaston.

A Shuttle coach will be available to take guests from 19.15 hrs from the City Centre (as near to The ICC) to the Botanical Gardens with a return shuttle back to the City Centre after dinner. Please note that this event is outside the secure zone and you do not need to be accredited to attend.

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