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Titanic
26-01-2005 00:24
Tonight's (Tuesday, January 25th)long-planned NO2ID cards public meeting was a huge success, with many hundreds of people turning up, wanting to know more about the proposed National I.D. Card scheme and how they can oppose it.
Pictures of NO2ID Public Meeting
Tonight's (Tuesday, January 25th)long-planned NO2ID cards public meeting was a huge success, with many hundreds of people turning up, wanting to know more about the proposed National I.D. Card scheme and how they can oppose it.
25-01-2005 17:48
"Balata camp children prepare a shadow puppet theatre production. During the performance, the characters of their imagination move from the screen onto the streets."
Download it now from www.balatacamp.net
"shadows of occupation": third balatacamp.net film from Palestine
Shadows of Occupation [2005; 3min]"Balata camp children prepare a shadow puppet theatre production. During the performance, the characters of their imagination move from the screen onto the streets."
Download it now from www.balatacamp.net
25-01-2005 16:16
The controversial Linslade bypass has started to attract large interest from the media as photographers from the national newspapers and television have started turning up on site wanting to do interviews at the newly formed camp and occupied tree house. Reports leaked from the local media said that Buckinghamshire Council have had crisis meetings with the police and other councils that have been in a similar situation and are expecting another Newbury. They are also talking to their legal department over the rights to squat the camp and to see what laws they can use to stop the protesters
LINSLADE BYPASS ACTION HOTS UP
The controversial Linslade bypass has started to attract large interest from the media as photographers from the national newspapers and television have started turning up on site wanting to do interviews at the newly formed camp and occupied tree house. Reports leaked from the local media said that Buckinghamshire Council have had crisis meetings with the police and other councils that have been in a similar situation and are expecting another Newbury. They are also talking to their legal department over the rights to squat the camp and to see what laws they can use to stop the protesters
24-01-2005 11:28
Support needed on new Linslade Bypass protest camp
Help needed at new protest camp on route of Linslade Bypass
21-01-2005 00:00
by leading figures at a public meeting in Cambridge next week. The debate
will cover the costs of the card scheme, the loss of privacy and whether
the scheme could ever achieve the stated aims.
ID card controversy comes to Cambridge
Controversial plans to introduce a government identity card will be debatedby leading figures at a public meeting in Cambridge next week. The debate
will cover the costs of the card scheme, the loss of privacy and whether
the scheme could ever achieve the stated aims.
20-01-2005 07:40
Work stopped by local people at Linslade Bypass, Buckinghamshire
Direct action stops destruction for Linslade bypass for a third day.
19-01-2005 11:48
Work on Linslade Bypass has begun
The Linslade Bypass web page is saying...
19-01-2005 01:13
A report from the Cottenham traveler community
A group of activist from the Cambridge Action Network alarmed by the overt racism of some local newspaper articles and websites, decided to visit the traveler community outside Cottenham, Cambridgeshire. Eleven settlements there are under the direct threat of eviction: people are going to be kicked off their land by bailiffs, driven to the county borders, and their homes will be trashed. Unless we do something to prevent it...
18-01-2005 14:23
EYE WITNESS REPORTS from PALESTINE (26 Jan)
Palstine Solidarity events in Cambridge
Route 181: Fragments of a Journey in Palestine - Israel (29 Jan),EYE WITNESS REPORTS from PALESTINE (26 Jan)
18-01-2005 12:31
The Walks: Open Letter to Project Manager
One week after the treetop protest, I've sent an open letter to Richard Hales, the Walks project manager heading up the plan to fell over 200 trees, most of them healthy.
18-01-2005 10:29
Work on linslade Bypass Imminent
Reports have arrived from the protest against the Linslade Bypass that the beginning of work is imminent.
17-01-2005 14:43
Family finally released from Oakington "Reception" Centre.
The Arora family were finally released on bail from Oakington Immigration "Reception" Centre on Friday 7th January, after 73 days in detention, and after repeated pleas for better medical attention for their child.
14-01-2005 16:23
The Balata Film Collective have just released their second mini-documentary about the Palestinian National Authority elections.
Download it now from www.balatacamp.net
'Elections Furore': Second balatacamp.net film from Palestine:
Elections Furore [2005; 6min]The Balata Film Collective have just released their second mini-documentary about the Palestinian National Authority elections.
Download it now from www.balatacamp.net
13-01-2005 21:31
East Anglia Social Forum in Cambridge, 29th of Jan
The next East Anglia Social Forum will be in Cambridge on Saturday the 29th of January from 1 - 5pm. It will be held at the Friends Meeting House, 12 Jesus Lane, Cambridge.
12-01-2005 00:53
'Asylum seekers in Britain'.
Cambridge Forum: Asylum seekers in Britain
The next Cambridge Forum meeting will be on January 18th when the topic is'Asylum seekers in Britain'.
11-01-2005 17:08
A man made a tree-top protest in the Walks, King's Lynn today. Details are still sketchy, but this might be the first of the direct protests expected from now until the felling plans are changed.
Treetop Protest in the Walks
A man made a tree-top protest in the Walks, King's Lynn today. Details are still sketchy, but this might be the first of the direct protests expected from now until the felling plans are changed.
07-01-2005 14:47
Indymedia server seizure correspondance
Below is the contents of a letter recieived from Caroline Flint, Home Office Parliamentary Undersecretary of State, via Anne Campbell, MP for Cambridge. The name of the recipient has been removed, but otherwise it is reproduced word for word.
04-01-2005 13:15
Robert Fisk Interview - Middle East in 2004
ROBERT FISK: Well, I think that the whole project in Iraq is finished. We are not being told by Mr. Blair in my case and Bush in yours that this is the case, and perhaps through their own misjudgment or their own fantasies, they don't even accept this themselves. But the American project for democracy or whatever its real purposes were, for oil, economic expansion, Middle East fit for Israel, whatever it may have been, that project is finished. It is hopeless. It cannot succeed.
30-12-2004 12:17