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Gaza100 - World Record Run: Let your feet do the talking!
‘Most People Running 100 Metres in a 12-hour Relay’ (official Guinness Book of Records title)WE NEED TO BREAK THE WORLD RECORD RUN
Highbury Park Workdays: Sunday Oct 24th & Sat Nov 6th - 11am
Highbury Park Workdays: Sunday Oct 24th & Sat Nov 6th from 11amAfter the previous very successful work day, we are holding more! There is much to be done to clear the ground so that we can begin to make use of it.
You can see some photos and the blog at
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Film Cafe: Tuesday November 9th
Screening of 'The Power of Community'. How Cuba survived Peak Oil.Sun 24 Oct Apple Day and Permaculture Open Garden
Sun 24 Oct Apple Day and Permaculture Open GardenCrude Awakening
Crude Awakening. A mass direct action to stop the flow of oil to London. Three blocs: the Dirty money bloc meeting at Euston, the Building bloc meeting at Waterloo and the Body bloc meeting at Victoria. The final location \ target to be revealed over twitter. This is all that was known before the day of the action.Full Story | 1 addition | 6 comments >>
W. Mids Vegan Festival - Sat 30th October
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All welcome, admission is just £1 (under 16's free).
Watch a short upbeat promotional film
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and check out the event website
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Huntington Lane Coal Mine Eviction?
The eviction process at the Huntington Lane coal mine site near Telford, Shropshire appears to have begun, but no eviction notice has yet been served. The National Eviction Team and local constabulary are currently on site but no arrests have been made. Heavy machinery is now on site and breaking ground.Singled Out And Suppressed At Birmigham Anti-Tory March
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Three more restaurants selling foie gras in the Midlands - Please contact
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The Minorca Opencast Mine: A Blot on the Landscape
PR 83 'The Minorca Opencast Mine experience is likely to be a longer term' blot on the landscape' says MOPG' accompanies the publication of our 5th set of objections to the Minorca Surface Mine Application on the effect this application would have on the local landscape and gives some of the detail contained in the submission as well as suggesting why the effect may be longer lasting.It also announces the postponement of the Determination Date
EDL in Coventry and Nuneaton today
EDL also going to Coventry and Nuneaton this afternoon. Counter-demo in Coventry at 3.30pm outside council house (Note -- UAF involvement).Leicestershire Old Bill Land in hot water today
They propose plans to issue their own exclusive press card for the Saturday 9 Oct EDL DemoAnti-Meat/dairy/badger cull demo Worcester Oct 10th
Anti-Meat/dairy/badger cull demo at the Harvest service which is being held at Worcester cathedral.Birmingham Tory Party Conference demo - in photos (continued)
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Birmingham Tory Party Conference demo - in photos
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Video and photo report from the Tory Party Conference protest
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On Sunday 3rd October, around 6000 people gathered to protest against the cuts planned by the Tory government at their party conference in Birmingham. The entire area around the ICC (International Convention Centre) became an exclusion zone with 15ft high metal barriers erected. West Midlands police had originally agreed that the march organised by the Right to Work campaign could go ahead, but soon reneged on their promise. On the day the march was of a standard A to B affair: colourful banners, a variety of blocs from different unions, but it took a ramshackle route through Birmingham city centre's side streets, resembling a tour of the 'city living' upmarket apartments more than a visible and vocal protest march. It was obvious to all present that political manoeuvring had taken place to minimise the political efficacy and visibility of the march. This was not helped by the Right to Work campaign stewards 'liaising' with West Midlands police to compromise protesters who identified themselves as anarchists. Chris Banbury, an SWP member and RTW steward allegedly threatened protesters holding a banner with 'arrest' if they did not move from the front of the march.
Tory Party Conference protest video
An Account Of The Right To Work March And Rally In Words & Pictures
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What now? Beyond the CPC, a look at what went wrong.
Ok, so we are back home now, bruised but far from beaten, obviously there were some rather glaring failures of the Unauthorised March which we will cover first. Then we will move onto post march actions and how we can look at future resistance in our communities.RTW Steward threatens protesters and tries to get them nicked.
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