Anonymous reports via Bite Back “3rd November 2016 Four chickens liberated by the doors of a slaughterhouse by an Animal Save group in North West UK. All four are now in the safety of their new home.” “5th November 2016 25 chickens liberated from a free range farm in the … Continue reading
Bristol Submitted anonymously “A couple of weeks ago the Home Office once again sent their uniformed bullies into Easton. This time things did not go smoothly for them. Early evening on a weekday in mid-October: word spread that ‘immigration enforcement’ vans had been spotted near an off-license in the backstreets … Continue reading
A benefit night in London featuring punk, techno, spoken word, looped hiphop, and more. Money is being raised for the No Borders group in Ventimiglia, Italy. Infonight about Ventimiglia the evening before, on Thursday the 10th. Provisional Line-Up: CLOWN: Hardcore Punks touring from Nagoya City, Japan. MEINHOF SPLIT VEINS POTENT … Continue reading
From Fire on the Horizon A riot at Bedford Prison (at the weekend) saw up to 200 inmates go on the rampage, setting fires and even looting the medical room. The riot came to an end late on Sunday night after riot cops spent more than six hours trying to … Continue reading
Via Anti Raids Network First meeting of Kids Against Raids & Borders (KARB) The first few months since the introduction of the nationality requirements of the school census has seen campaigning & boycott calls from groups like Schools ABC and Defend Digital Me, as well as children such as Biplob … Continue reading
A joint event by Incarcerated Workers, London IWW and Radical Assembly South East London A talk by members of the Incarcerated Workers Organising Commitee on their work and intentions for building resistance to prisons in the UK, drawing on the experience of the recent prison strikes in the US. When: … Continue reading
Every bookfair needs a punch-up. This Saturday, it came when Leila Al-Shami and Robin Yassin Kassab’s talk on “Syria in revolution and war” was stormed and shut down by a bunch of mainly kids yelling PKK. Perhaps most depressing about this whole thing is that no one managed to repel … Continue reading
Reposted from the blog of Leila Al Shami Today [29 October] I was invited to speak at the London Anarchist Bookfair, an event I was excited to attend, to talk about the situation in Syria. Unfortunately the event did not take place. We were shut down by a guy called … Continue reading
Repost no. 2 from new translation blog Bordered by Silence. After a summer lull, unrest is starting to rumble again in France, with more protests and attacks against the “work law”, not to mention just against work and the law. But as the fabric of social peace starts to … Continue reading
After a summer lull, unrest is starting to rumble again in France, with more protests and attacks against the “work law”, not to mention just against work and the law. But as the fabric of social peace starts to fray, that means also increased reaction, with both non-state fascist attacks … Continue reading
