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
We repost this important and informative article from the 3rd issue of Return Fire magazine. There is lots more of interest in the magazine too: a volume packed “full of news, theory, poetry and antagonism”, plus an extended companion essay on Colonisation which we found thoughtful reading. You can … Continue reading
Via 325 Phoenix Project: Incendiary attack against police vehicle depot by Rain Cell – FAI/IRF (UK) Phoenix Project 2016 #2 [#1] We take responsibility for an incendiary attack on 28.6.16 against police vehicles stored at their depot located at Poplar Way East, Avonmouth, Bristol. The depot also stores crowd control … Continue reading
This Saturday (4 June) there will be attempted fascist marches in Bristol as well as Brighton. Both will be opposed by local anti-fascists, who are calling for support. See flyers and links below for announcements from Bristol and Brighton anti-fascist groups. Bristol antifascists: https://network23.org/bristolantifascists/ https://www.facebook.com/bristolantifascists/ Brighton antifascists: https://stopmfe.wordpress.com/
Via 325. Attacking UK’s coal transport system – Severing the lines that feed the machine Severing the lines that feed the machine is not impossible. When people take up civil uprising in the UK, if people are able to shove their obligations to one side to open up an avenue, … Continue reading
This is the main text Callout for the 2016 Bristol Anarchist Bookfair. A shorter version will appear on the Bookfair Flyer shortly. Check the website for Stall bookings and Workshop Proposals. Please also read the Bookfair Collective’s Aims & Principles. Then come along to the south west’s largest, explicitly radical, … Continue reading
From Kebele. The Bristol anarchist social centre is 20 years old. There is a birthday party tonight (18 December) at The Plough Pub in Easton, Bristol. (See poster below for details.) Below is an article looking back over the project’s 20 year history. Kebele is based at 14 Robertson Rd, … Continue reading
We receive and transmit from Bash Street Kids: John Hirst, the chief executive of Destination Bristol, the former manager of the Galleries shopping mall, has a job that is about distraction through consumption. While many of us are stuck elbowing each other out the way to get the elusive best … Continue reading
Kebele social centre in Bristol is 20 years old. To celebrate, they are putting on NovemberFest, a special month of creative, social and educational events. In true anarchic style, it started in October and runs to the first week of December. If you’d like to put on an event over … Continue reading
Via 325. Do we really need to give reasons why we chose to damage the property of a Tory councillor? Have a look at the last five years of Tory rule and endless, savage attacks on our lives and you’ll find enough. Wealthy, overprivileged Charlotte Leslie and her kind represent … Continue reading
