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Lancaster Knowledgelab gathering streaming live this weekend

03-02-2006 20:13

The lancaster knowledgelab is a gathering of activists, academics, geeks, hackers and other assorted bods interested in social aspects of technology. The gathering is being streamed live on the 'net this weekend, and will also be recorded for people who want to listen to the sessions later.

see  http://www.knowledgelab.org.uk/wiki/Streaming

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Arts Picture House threatened by Wetherspoons

02-02-2006 23:43

Wetherspoons on Regent Street (Cambridge) is applying for a music license so it can turn into a Lloyds bar, which will render one auditorium in the arts cinema unusable. The arts cinema shows lefty stuff occasionally and lets groups put on their own films at certain times, and is generally a better thing than a bigger chain pumping out horror.

Objections can be placed before tomorrow (Friday) by emailing  env.health@cambridge.gov.uk .

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Act of Defiance at Community College

02-02-2006 16:46

Liverpool Network Theatre Group’s latest production – Jean Anouilh’s Antigone – comes to the Community College on Myrtle Street.

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It's the Enemy You Can't See...

02-02-2006 16:40

www.iShotTheDeputy.com's Nathaniel Mehr on the reaction to George Galloway's eviction from the Big Brother house (from 27th January).

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Learn to Fix Your Bike

02-02-2006 15:26

11am - 4pm Sunday 5th February 2006 at Matilda Social Centre, on Matilda Street, Sheffield

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IMPRISONED. The damaging effects of immigration detention

02-02-2006 12:07

A photographic exhibition by Isabelle Merminod

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Yo Yo Mundi strike the UK and Ireland

02-02-2006 10:14

Italian militant folk-rock band Yo Yo Mundi to tour Britain and Ireland

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Welfare Reform Web Chat 10:30am today

02-02-2006 08:14

Welfare reform webchat with minister today

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Chinese New Year celebration events 2 Lakeside, Nottingham

01-02-2006 17:51

Once again the popular and successful Chinese New Year celebration events took place at Beeston and at the Lakeside Arts Centre on the 28th and 29th January consecutively. The events have been organised by Broxtowe Borough Council in conjunction with Broxtowe College, Lakeside Arts Centre (Nottingham University) and Nottingham City Council

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Chinese New Year celebration events 1 Beeston

01-02-2006 17:51

Once again the popular and successful Chinese New Year celebration events took place at Beeston and at the Lakeside Arts Centre on the 28th and 29th January consecutively. The events have been organised by Broxtowe Borough Council in conjunction with Broxtowe College, Lakeside Arts Centre (Nottingham University) and Nottingham City Council

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Home Office calls for “Voluntary Deportation” of Progressive Café Founder

01-02-2006 14:34

Sam Alim pictured with supporter Claire Short at Cafe One
Having lived in Birmingham since age 10, successful community café founder, publisher and activist Sam Alim is being asked to voluntarily return to his home country of Bangladesh by the Home Office.

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Religious Hatred Bill to be passed today

31-01-2006 14:47

Today there will be demonstration in central London at 4 pm against the Religious Hatred Bill that will outloaw criticism of religion.

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Sumac Posters for February - Download and Display

31-01-2006 12:43

Full rundown of events at Sumac Centre and Sumac Bar during Feb. Download PDF files, print and display. Reduce in size and use as flyers.

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bnp may be mobilising to attack LGBT history month

30-01-2006 21:43

Campaigners fear that the British National Party is mobilising to attack LGBT History Month, scheduled to take place in February, after it warned parents to fight against the event and protest the “indoctrination of our children”.

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Wunmi, Afrobeat singer/songwriter

30-01-2006 07:18

Wunmi
Interview with Afrobeat singer/songwriter Wunmi.

Continuing a series of interviews with Afrobeat musicians. Afrobeat is deeply concerned in social criticism to pave way to social change.

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Bristol - political street artivists in print

29-01-2006 16:53

Street art book cover
bristle presents: Political street expressions in Bristol & the South West – a photo archive 1998-2005

200 full colour, A6 size pages, with nearly 500 different images of stencils, murals, graffiti, subverts and other expressions which our cameras have been collecting for seven years.

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Sharrow Lantern Carnival 2006 - Workshop Dates

29-01-2006 11:57

Sharrow Lantern Carnival will be lighting up the streets of Sharrow once again this year, on April 2nd. You can find out about dates of public lantern making workshops here.

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Murray attacks SOAS lecturer over Karimov

29-01-2006 06:27

SOAS academic Dr Shirin Akiner
SOAS defends academic freedom - but only for approved viewpoints

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Where is Nottingham Critical Mass heading?

28-01-2006 20:12

Having attended the Critical Mass rides in Nottingham for the last year, I really started wondering what it is all about after the ride this last Friday. I find the rides choatic, stressful and dangerous. It's dark, wet and friday night and I don't think Critical Mass should just be about blocking traffic for the sake of it. People in the ride should stick together and we should make sure everyone's ok. At the moment the route is unclear. At each junction people in the front of the ride argue and shout at each other and it all just feels like hard work and not really enjoyable. Why do we continue to go down the widest roads where we continue having the same kind of accidents, month after month? If we were enough that would be great. But I don't think we are.

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Tunnel system announced at ‘Camp Bling’ road protest site.

28-01-2006 19:29

Latest from the Bling Blog in Southend on Sea...