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Fascists flop in Cambridge and Glasgow
July 22nd: Anti-fascists were out in Cambridge and Glasgow yesterday to confront far-right groups the FLA and SDL, with the latter getting ludicrously low turnouts.
Glasgow anti-fascists mobilise to see off far-right rally
July 20th: A demonstration has been called by the Scottish Defence League for tomorrow — but anti-fascists won’t be letting them have it all their own way.
Cleaners organised in UVW launch three simultaneous migrant workers strikes across London
July 17th: Cleaners organised in the United Voices of the World (UVW) trade union are walking out over pay and unfair working conditions at three of the wealthiest employers in the UK.
Anti-fascist reports: Confronting the far-right in London
July 15th: Anti-fascist activists from Plan C and Edinburgh Antifa write on yesterday’s clash with Tommy Robinson-supporting neo-nazis.
New Zine: Starting an Anarchist Black Cross
July 9th: The Anarchist Black Cross is an international network of anarchist groups and individuals engaged in practical solidarity with prisoners and broader anti-repression struggles that started over 100 years ago.
Poster crew run #spycop takeover of London ad spaces
July 6th: In their latest adventure occupying advertising real estate across the capital, subvertisers the Special Patrol Group have set giant posters up on bus stops and on the Tube.
London: protest against Trump-inspired law that would endanger sex workers
July 5th: Sex workers yesterday joined with other feminists and human rights activists to voice their opposition to a Trump-inspired ‘anti-trafficking’ law – in the US known as SESTA/FOSTA – ahead of a debate on mirroring them in the UK, which was held in the House of Commons on Wednesday.
Polish Embassy in London support of far right groups
June 30th: CONTENT WARNING: racism The Polish Embassy in London, using funds from Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, sponsored at least one event organised by Polish nationalists in the UK.
Block Around The Clock opens anti-fracking festivities
June 28th: The first day of a major protector action against gas fracking near Blackpool kicked off yesterday with ska-robics, speeches and activities from a wide range of green campaigning groups.
Home Office addresses citizenship case after 18 years (and a 24-hour hungerstrike)
June 28th: The Kamil family had spent the previous five years being ignored or told they weren’t a priority until they made a scene by camping outside the Border and Immigration offices in Glasgow.
