UK Promoted Newswire Archive
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Queers Banned at Pride!
01-07-2007 12:01
Marchers carrying banners with the word 'queer' displayed on them were forbidden from displaying them at yesterday's Gay Pride event in LondonPostal Strike in London a massive success.
30-06-2007 23:17
Over 95% of postal workers were taken part in strike action across the UK.
CWU General Secretary Billy Hayes said
“The strength of support today has proven that postal workers are resolutely determined to fight against cuts in the public service, against job cuts and for decent basic pay”.
The Union has again today reiterated their call on Royal Mail to negotiate seriously with the union on pay and dealing with major change and modernisation.
“We have seven days with no strikes and this is a window of opportunity for the company to come and negotiate seriously. We urge them to take it”, said Dave Ward, Deputy General Secretary
The Unions Executive is meeting Tuesday to consider the next steps. If Royal Mail continue to refuse to negotiate, this is likely to see the announcement of further strike action.
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Nottingham Congolese Community demonstrated against continued deportations
30-06-2007 21:22
More Nottingham students arrested at Faslane
30-06-2007 20:01
Six Nottingham students have been arrested following blockades at the North and South entrances of Faslane nuclear base.Immigration Squad Raid Children In Swansea
30-06-2007 09:54
Three children under eleven suffer early morning raid in SwanseaSounds of SOCPA.
30-06-2007 06:23
In recent months London Critical Mass sound systems have been banned from playing within the SOCPA zone but drivers are allowed to continue playing theirs.Guantánamo Bay: The Case of Omar Deghayes
29-06-2007 21:32
Postal workers walk out over planned pay and job cuts – Birmingham picket lines
29-06-2007 20:06
In Birmingham, two picket lines at the front and back gates of the main mail centre in Newtown saw, on and off, tens of postal workers and their supporters, while 'Royal Mail police' were trying to break up the picket lines, intimidating and threatening picketers. There was also another picket line somewhere in the city centre.
This Week in Palestine – Week 26 2007
29-06-2007 18:02
Showing off Killing Machines in Town
29-06-2007 16:50
We Want A Tank For DSEi
29-06-2007 14:25
Students Against Trident blockade North and South gates at Faslane nuclear base
29-06-2007 13:19
Anti-Trident camp sends clear message to Gordon Brown
29-06-2007 12:22
Peace camp in parliament square
29-06-2007 10:37
Last week-end I toddled up to London to participate in a peace camp in Parliament Square. The camp lasted from noon Saturday until noon Thursday, straddling the death throes of the Blair administration and the early wailings of the Brown era (“The King is dead! Long live the… errrm. No, actually, down with the next king too!”)Full article | 1 addition | 1 comment
Organising for Fighting Unions - Report
29-06-2007 07:51
On thursday, 28th June a rally was held at the Midlands Arts Centre in Edgbaston, this rally centred around the defence of the public sector workers amid ever growing attacks on the public sector around forty people attended, with comrades from the IWW and SolFed in attendance.Full article | 6 additions | 1 comment
Audio - Talk by Ramona and Fred Africa
29-06-2007 01:14
The Postal Strike: the facts not media spin
28-06-2007 22:53
Press release for Friday's Post strike, giving us the facts and the real rationale why they are strikingSmash EDO Lebanon War Protesters Found Not Guilty
28-06-2007 15:17
28th June 2007Smash EDO Press Release
Spin and rumours at the G8
28-06-2007 08:54
With proper wars it is a well-known occurrence for one side’s propaganda department to try and spread the most horrific stories about the other party. The opposition are depicted as brutal barbarians who ravage children and should be opposed at all cost. In military jargon this is known as ‘psyops’. During the protests against the G8 in Heiligendamm there were clear indications of a similar strategy. In this case the infamous ’’black block’’ played the part of the barbarians. This is a biased summary of the misinformation and its effect.SOCPA - brown's first day at the office
28-06-2007 00:17
looks like gordon brown is no great libertarian, as police mark his notably undemocratic coronation with high levels of repression and unlawful action in and around parliament square.