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bristol / the environment Friday May 09, 2008 14:21 by imcvol
Bristol Indymedia Film Night - Monday 12th May 2008 8pm @ Cube Cinema. Entry £4/£5.  Best Documentary: 2008 CFTPA Indie Award Nomination & 2008 Genie Awards "Sprawl is eating the planet. Across North America the landscape is being leveled - blasted clean of distinctive features and overlaid with zombie monoculture. Politicians call it growth. Developers call it business. The Moss family call it home." Also features Steve Ward of Carfree UK, an organisation which works to promote carfree development and its environmental, social, financial and health benefits. Presented in partnership with The Architecture Centre, Bristol as part of their 'Spring Green' season.Full article. | Radiant City: A Documentary About Suburban Sprawl | www.radiantcitymovie.com | www.carfree.org.uk | www.architecturecentre.co.uk | Other Events/News: we shop therefore we are?? | 9th May: Film: "Colombia: Promises & Bullets" | 10th May: Bath Free Shop | 9th May: Film: "Colombia: Promises & Bullets" | 13th May: Trafficking & Migration - What Can Be Done? Sprawl | 13th May: Labour Behind the Label Film Night and speaker | 14th May: Meet Greenpeace Evening | 14th May: Kebele World Economy Group | How To Contribute Articles - A Brief Guide | Publish an Article/Event | Help Guide | Calendar
bristol / miscellaneous Tuesday May 06, 2008 11:32 by imcvol
Bristol Unite Against Fascism Meeting - Friday May 9th  With an openly fascist mayor of Rome and the BNP gaining a seat in the London parliment and another 10 local councillors (despite fielding a candidate who claimed rape was a myth), some fear a march to the right in Europe. ZOB - UAF writes: A Bristol Unite Against Fascism (UAF) public meeting How can we organise to stop the local and national growth of the Nazi BNP? 7pm, Friday May 9th @ Transport House, Victoria Street, Bristol BS1. Full article.| Stopping the fascist BNP | www.uaf.org.uk | Other Related Links: www.antifa.org.uk | Fascist BNP leader was in Bristol | Fascist BNP leader stopped from speaking at Bath University | How To Contribute Articles - A Brief Guide | Publish an Article/Event | Help Guide | Calendar
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bristol / media and culture Friday May 02, 2008 18:19 by imcvol
Monday 5th May 2008 8pm @ Cube Cinema, Stokes Croft, Bristol - Entry Free!  The spotlight is again on Guantanamo as now an al-Jazeera cameraman has been freed from detention there having been held for six years without charge. In January, Bristol Indymedia hosted a talk by former Guantanamo bay detainee Moazzam Begg. The talk was a huge success and we filled the Cube twice over! As a follow on to that event, Bristol Indymedia will be screening the award winning documentary 'Gitmo: The new Rules of War'. 'Gitmo' was the winner of the 'Best Documentary' award at the Seattle Film Festival and recipient of a 'Special Jury Mention' at the Miami Film Festival and the musical score won first prize for music in at the Festival international Musique et Cinéma in France. The film looks at the detention facility and talk to various people involved. Full article.| Bristol Indymedia Film Night: FREE! 'Gitmo: The New Rules of War' | www.cageprisoners.com | Other Events: 3rd May: Fried Breakfast & Infoshop | 6th May: Children Within the Immigration Machine | 9th May: Film: "Colombia: Promises & Bullets" | 12th May: Radiant City: A Documentary About Suburban Sprawl | 13th May: Labour Behind the Label Film Night and speaker | 19th May: Moazzam Begg Event in Bristol | How To Contribute Articles - A Brief Guide | Publish an Article/Event | Help Guide | Calendar
south west / local government Friday May 02, 2008 09:18 by imcvol
Local Election News & Views  Amidst mild gains for the LibDems and Conservatives in the South West elections, one Bristolian cast a vote, despite currently living abroad. Ballot Liberation Front writes; About a week after I moved to Prague, I overheard a conversation where an English ex-pat was proudly proclaiming the virtues of English democracy. "It's great", I heard him say, "on May 1st I can cast my vote at the British Embassy right here in Prague". Fantastic. I had been worried that due to living abroad, I would become one of the "disenfranchised youth of today", unable to exercise my democratic right, and duty. But, thanks to this fine Englishman, I now knew this was not true. So I ensured that today, as voters head to the polling booths, I set out for the British Embassy to cast my vote. Faced with a choice of "More of the same", "more of the same" or, "more of the same", I opted for "No suitable candidate". Full article.| Exercising My Democratic Right Abroad | www.railwaypath.org | Other Election/Voting Stories: South West Election Results | Has anyone seen my councillor | BNP Mayoral candidate's wife is Met copper! (UK Indymedia) | Not just Boris, but the BNP too! (UK Indymedia) How To Contribute Articles - A Brief Guide | Publish an Article/Event | Help Guide | Calendar |
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