Banner reads: ‘103000 Homeless Children, 75,000 empty homes, Fuck Section 144’
Yesterday squatters occupied a former Royal Mint building in Tower Hill in protest against homelessness, empty buildings and the ongoing criminalisation of squatting.
The building on Royal Mint Court… Continue reading
On January 5th, Architects for Social Housing (ASH) and many others will demonstrate against the Housing and Planning Bill, which will pave the way for further mass demolition of social housing.
Pushed by Greg Clark – Secretary of State for the Department… Continue reading
As is usually the case there are two prisoner solidarity demonstrations taking place in London this New Years Eve. North of the river London ABC are organising a noise demonstration starting at 8pm outside Pentonville Prison before moving on to… Continue reading
With critical support, we went to the COP21 counter summit and found State repression, coercive pacifists and a lack of revolt.
State of Repression
The build-up to the COP21 set the tone for the entirety of the counter-summit. Although the… Continue reading
Armed copper at the Ministry of Defence
At nine o’clock in the morning on December 11th, police shot a man dead on Bracknell Close in Wood Green. As part of an “intelligence-led” operation, armed officers in balaclavas shot him as… Continue reading
In Cameron’s adventurous second term, the privatisation of culture has continued on a dramatic scale. Everywhere cultural avenues for poor people are severed. Public museums, art galleries and libraries, particularly those in predominantly working-class Labour boroughs, have had their funding… Continue reading
Banners are dropped across the first and fourth wings of the Korydallos Prison in Greece. Weeks earlier, prisoners, including hunger-striker Nikos Romanos, called for a “detonator for the restart of anarchist insurgency, inside and outside the prisons” in the stirring… Continue reading
The applause. The same old placards and distinguished speakers. The masses asking politely. Stop the War rallies might only be boring if their shortfalls didn’t have such serious implications.
Despite almost two million people marching against the war in Iraq,… Continue reading
From Calais Migrant Solidarity
‘They tried to bury us. They didn’t know we were seeds’
Gas attack by police on the jungle
In recent months, from Ventimiglia to Calais, state violence has increased against those who travel without papers.… Continue reading
Lambert’s resignations are welcome news, but this is not the end
Former police spy and Special Demonstration Squad officer Bob Lambert has recently resigned from his positions at University of St Andrews and London Metropolitan University.
Lambert lectured in counter-terrorism at the universities and was formerly employed to gather intelligence and… Continue reading →