Analysis
Five times in 2022 when British politics (almost) provided hope, only for it to be quickly replaced by despair
December 30th: As 2022 comes to an end I reflect on some of the major events.Heat the Rich? Part six: British Gas/Centrica
December 23rd: Freedom is republishing a series of six articles by Corporate Watch about the energy cartels.
Choose Truth: former Choose Love employees speak out
December 17th: In December 2021, Choose Love cut funding to charities offering vital support to refugees and migrants in Calais and Dunkirk.
Public nuisance
December 7th: I spent the day in Westminster Magistrates Court to attend my cousin’s hearing.
Heat the Rich? Part five: E.ON
December 3rd: Freedom is republishing a series of six articles by Corporate Watch about the energy cartels.
Exarcheia, the subway station, and public space
December 2nd: First of all it is important to underline that public transport (tram, subway, bus) is immensely important as it allows for ecological and inclusive movement throughout the city.
It’s all out for a new wave of strikes
November 20th: Tube engineering worker and RMT rep Andy Littlechild writes on the background and forming of the latest strike wave, building the wave to a tsunami, and our broader need for community defence.
Heat the Rich? Part four: OVO
November 19th: Freedom is republishing a series of six articles by Corporate Watch about the energy cartels.
Notes from the US
November 16th: Freedom’s long-running US correspondent Louis Further does his monthly roundup of some of the stories that have emerged over the last few weeks.