UK Ecology Newswire Archive
WORLD NAKED BIKE DEMONSTRATION
22-04-2004 11:05
GLOBAL ACTION DAYCICLONUDISTA (WORLD NAKED BIKE DEMONSTRATION)
SATURDAY JUNE 19, 2004
¡NAKED BEFORE THE TRAFFIC! ¡JUSTICE ON THE STREETS!
Report from last night's action at Russian Economic Forum
20-04-2004 10:45
Russian Economic Forum - delegates dinner disrupted.Bayer Boycott continues.
19-04-2004 11:31
The campaigns against Bayer and GM have claimed a major success as we continue our struggle to protect the UK against genetically modified crops. On 31st March Bayer announced that they will not commercialise their GM maize Chardon LL in the UK. This comes only weeks after the Government gave partial approval for the growing of this crop. The reason given by Bayer is that the climate of public opinion makes it economically unviable to grow it in the UK at the present time.Meeting about the Roundhouse
16-04-2004 21:12
(This was initially posted as a comment to this article...
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/sheffield/2004/04/289349.html - Sheff IMC)
Gold digging: Drilling on RMGC’s last nerve
16-04-2004 20:27
Rosia Montana Gold Corporation/Gabiel Resources and Romanian authorities keep ignoring the law inspite of popular contestations.Mock whale funeral at European Bank for Reconstruction and Developme
16-04-2004 14:24
Direct action saves the roundhouse
15-04-2004 23:07
BP shoots own foot at AGM, 15.4.04
15-04-2004 21:16
Food firms reject GM ingredients as tougher GM food labels come into force
15-04-2004 16:23
The UK's biggest food companies will continue to reject GM ingredientsin their products when tougher GM labelling laws are introduced on
Sunday 18th April.
Binsey, Oxford. Historic site under threat of development by Oxford college
15-04-2004 16:16
Christ Church College is pushing development plans to build houses that are 'not practical for an affordable housing scheme' in a location that is both Green Belt and a Conservation Area. Binsey was where Lewis Carroll wrote Alice in Wonderland, Gerald Manley Hopkins wrote about the Binsey Poplars and a historic site of pilgrimage for St Frideswide, patron saint of Oxford.
WHAT’S RIGHT WITH BP? (10am, Oil Festi Hall, Thurs April 15th 2004)
14-04-2004 20:58
New Website for 10 Years Of London Critical Mass!
14-04-2004 20:44
To celebrate 10 years of Critical Mass in April 2004, the Critical Mas London website has been re-designed and brought up to date. http://www.criticalmasslondon.org.uk
BIN ART DECORATION COMPETITION [LONDON]
13-04-2004 14:26
DON'T BE SHY, give it a try! One of the most original competition is now open to all Londoners: all you have to do is to decore your rubbish bin! You should then leave it in front of your front door for all to notice your artistic talents... Funny multicolor BUGS will be at home on your bin. This will atract awareness to everybody.Indymedia cinema in Brixton
13-04-2004 12:19
As part of an ongoing showcase of contemporary filmmakers who are finding new forms of cinema to show resistance to globalization throughout the world, distributing and screening grassroots videos covering issues ignored or distorted by the corporate media, Indymedia Cinema presents:‘Life in the Fast Lane – The NO M11 Story’
Rising Tide Banner Drop - Oil Festival Hall
11-04-2004 14:10
Today, in preparation for BP's AGM this coming Thursday, London Rising Tide (LRT) activists re-named the Royal Festival Hall.
London Rising Tide hunged a 15 by 18 foot banner from the front of the
building announcing the venue's new name - the Oil
Festival Hall (OFH).
BP's AGM begins at 10am on Thursday April 15th. LRT will be in attendence, taking
action, partly against BP, but also as part of its ongoing campaign to persuade the OFH, sometimes known as the People's Palace, not to shut its doors to the public for the day in exchange for BP's hefty fee, and to protect its reputation by cancelling next year's BP booking.
Come along on the day (and help us spread the word far and wide).
Contact LRT for more information -
london@risingtide.org.uk BP AGM protest, 10am, Thursday 15th April, Oil Festi Hall
09-04-2004 10:19
10-3.30pm: Rally, performance and open mic:
Sound system, Rhythms of Resistance samba band, voices from Colombia, the Caspian
Region and other oil-cursed areas, poets, musicians, ranters, diggers and dreamers…
3pm: The Beginning is Nigh! Say Bye Bye (Planet) to shareholders and contemplate
saying farewell to BP for good.
Bring banners, drums, voices, music and friends
public squat in Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire
08-04-2004 21:09
Rosia Montana: the truth has been spelled out
08-04-2004 17:12
A major daily newspaper has published an article summarizing the realities about a devastating cyanide-mining project: Rosia Montana, the biggest European gold mine. The poll shows massive rejection of the project.Bilston Glen Protest Site update, spring 2004
08-04-2004 12:10
Here's a short update from our camp: