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More Proof the Protests are Working
NHS reforms are being put on hold for 3 months due to overwhelming public opposition
Support For Ed Woollard - 26/03/11
Show your support for a victim of politicised sentencing
26 March: Cut the war not our education! Rome/London
The Faculty of Arts University of La Sapienza -Rome is now occupied in
Letter to Male Activists
This letter arose from a specific set of experiences in the activist community and we are aware of the fact that many men will find it difficult to read. However, we publish it here in the hope it will provoke some critical self-reflection among those who need it.
In London On 26/03? Remember Ed Woollard!
Don't forget the victims of politicised sentencing.
NUS elections: interview with left-wing candidate Mark Bergfeld
Ahead of the National Union of Students elections in April 2011, we publish here an interview with the left-wing candidate Mark Bergfeld, as well as two short replies by students involved in education campaigns.
The Animal Liberation Archive: AL-archive.lnxnt.org
Facebook Generation’ to Thank for Egyptian Uprising
Ousted dictator Hosni Mubarak has the so-called ‘Facebook generation’ to blame for the end to his 30-year reign as president of Egypt.
POVERTY: Sound The Alarm!
The worrying consequences of cuts on Britain's most vulnerable
Academies Talk hosted at Impington VC, Cambridge, 14/03/2001
Cambridge University Students Occupy Senate House Lawn.
Video of Tax Haven talk shows There *IS* an alternative to cuts
A Stroud District Councillor (1) has just put together 6 short videos of a presentation given by John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network (2) in Stroud recently. 'The Rise and Rise of Britain's Tax Haven Empire' was an event held in Stroud’s Subscription Rooms attended by over 100 people, organised by Stroud Communiversity (3). During the presentation, John Christensen made clear that the Government’s plans to cut services were unnecessary and argued that the focus should instead by on tax collection.
Yorkshire Student Assembly
More detailes about the conference
UG#538 - Outing School 1 (Unmasking US Tax-Exempt Foundations' "Philanthropy")
UG#539 - Outing School 2 (Scientific Management as Religion)
UG#540 - Outing School 3 (Teaching for Money v. Learning for Love)
Sizewell Camp 2011.
"Sprout your Mind" - Week of Skillsharing
Yorkshire Student Assembly
An event to bring all student groups from around Yorkshire together to create stronger links between the groups which will hopefull be mutually beneficial.
LCE Architects (in Libya) and their relationship with Studioearchitects and ARK
Minutes from the Brent Youth Parliament meeting, 22 July 2008, relating to the ARK Academy in Brent, is distributed to LCE Architects, who build schools in Libya
Sheffield Trade Union Rally Against Council Cuts
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The Animal Liberation Archive: AL-Archive.lnxnt.org 
On Tuesday night (14-03-2011) Councillor Peter Downes hosted a talk at Impington Village College on the subject of Academies.
On Friday March 11th, students from the local activist group Cambridge Defend Education occupied the front lawn of Senate House, part of the admistrative centre for Cambridge University. 
The show this week features two friends from different generations who dish the dirt on the US forced schooling system and the tax-exempt foundations which engineered it. Our main interview is Norman Dodd, chief investigator of the 1953 'Reece Committee' on Tax Exempt Foundations, set in context by a reading from John Taylor Gatto's Underground History of American Education. Next it is Charlotte Iserbyt, ex-senior policy advisor in US Department of Education, followed by the first half of a 2004 Radio Free School interview with John Taylor Gatto.
Sizewell Camp 2011 
On 4th March 2011, the day that Sheffield Council was meeting to formally set it's budget, trade unionists held a rally outside the Town Hall to oppose the proposed job losses and cuts in services.
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