Twitter is an amazing tool for social organisation and marketing ideas. The only way we can achieve real change is democratically, and twitter is an amazing tool for democratic discourse and helping the movement grow. Tweet #OccypyLSX #OWS and all the rest! Solidarity to all involved. Maybe this is finally the moment where a real grassroots political dialogue will begin en masse!

Cycled past where Occupy Manchester was today, and it's all gone.

No idea what happened; it felt a bit marginal anyway. Oh well.

Try the current squat cafe - better by a long chalk -  http://okcafe.wordpress.com/

The camp at Writer's Square, opposite St. Anne's Cathedral, has been established since 21 October

The Occupied Times of London, the independent newspaper of the Occupy London has launched its first edition. At the launch, held on the steps of St Paul’s, the first copy was handed over to the Museum of London who will frame and hold a copy in their collection.

Consisting of twelve A4 pages of comment, news and features alongside photos, cartoons and event listings, written largely by the camp’s occupants, there is an initial run of 2000 copies of its first newspaper. These are being distributed to protesters at the occupation, city workers and members of the public. The paper was founded by Steven Maclean, editor-in-chief, and has been created in just a week at the occupation in London.

Mircea Barbu, one of the editors of the paper, said; ”We hope that the Occupied Times of London reflects and records the movement, bringing together the wide range of voices of supporters as well as challenging the issues behind why we are all here. It’s the great thing about this occupation. You can come here and get involved immediately. You can even help us with the next issue which we’ve just started working on!”

After the launch, members of the team who created the paper answered questions about their motivations, the content of the first issue and what they hope to achieve through its production. There was also a debate looking at the statement “Are we anti-capitalists?”, which has been used to describe the occupation without necessarily understanding the complexities and the range of opinions that which make up the camp.

Some exclusive, pertinent videos of the Occupy London protests from the last week or so:

Reverend Nicolson supports Occupy London, slams lending deregulation -  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8eoxiBT328

Sick freestyle - Occupy London -
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1M0JnDZL10

St. Paul's Cathedral Wandsman - War, debt and Jesus Christ - Occupy the London Stock Exchange -  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZ6UzTr2rFE

Sceptic grills protester - Occupy the London Stock Exchange -  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0daxNcDSpYc

Occupy London on LBC Radio - Asked to leave St. Paul's? -  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Bqg5WS2vc8

Robin Hood Tax Debate - Occupy London - Finsbury Square -  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-ufGi9WkaU

No One's Slave, No One's Master - Occupy London - Theo Simon (Seize the Day) -  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNzge4QhCXU

www.youtube.com/justiciayauk

Peace, love and unity…

@JY_UK

also occupy bradford just started today.

In the earlier post you said,

"Museum of London who will frame and hold a copy in their collection". I called the Museum of London who and I quote directly here,

"Yes they gave us some sort of student paper, we threw it away as it is worthless to the museum"