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Why I went to Germany to shut down coal mining operations in the midst of one of the most important general elections of a generation
December 11th: I have consistently gone to every single Ende Gelände action in Germany.
Fracking Moratorium or Electioneering? December 12th and Brexit May Hold The Key
December 10th: Fracking Moratorium or Electioneering?
“The human cost is actual”: Carl Cattermole on the London Bridge attack
December 6th: I witnessed the attack at London Bridge last Friday.
Review: Squatting ain’t dead, it just smells funny
December 4th: Vasudevan’s radical history of squatting looks at self-help housing in a half-dozen European and North American locations across the post-war globe, yet can really only manage to sketch out the historical differences and geographical peculiarities between them.
No pedlars at our fundraiser: A sketch on charity and exclusion
November 30th: One of the big problems with how institutional charity has replaced human solidarity towards the homeless is that it frequently excludes people actually needing help from the conversation – a phenomenon which was brought home yesterday to Freedom Press author Andrew Fraser.
Tories angered by 130k austerity death claim. How many is it then?
November 23rd: This week the Tory lie machine has been working overdrive.
The eviction of New Hope anti-fracking camp shows the blurry line between policing and private security
November 19th: In case you missed it: early this morning, a mob of dog-wielding bailiffs stormed the Camp of New Hope at Preston New Road, evicting frontline anti-fracking activists from what, for some, had been their home for 3 years.
Want to annoy the cops? Then bung a few quid at Netpol
November 17th: The Network for Police Monitoring (Netpol) turned 10 this week and, instead of presents, they’re asking for cash.
Brief thoughts on the recent antifascist demo in London
November 1st: Respect to everyone who organised the antifascist demo in London last night and to everyone who turned out.
The British general election of 2019 finally begins
October 31st: As mentioned in a recent column and throughout Brexit, the divisions in the UK on membership of the European Union is a Conservative Party issue that the public was invited to get itself embroiled in.
