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Gary Neville luxury development occupied by Persons Unknown
June 8th: Either you retire a hero, or you live long enough to become Nevillan, say squatters as they launch broadside against luxury apartments ousting working class families from Manchester. Boots pharmacy workers kill the yellow union
June 6th: The 86.63% vote to de-recognise the Boots Pharmacists Association (BPA) ends six years of wrangling as anti-union bosses tried to avoid letting staff organise.
Protestors block road for more than 28 hours to stop work on access road of opencast site in County Durham
June 3rd: Protestors fighting against a new opencast coal mine in County Durham have blocked the road in a rolling resistance for more than 28 hours to prevent the mining company, Banks group, to finish building the access road.
Pickets as Cuadrilla attempts injunction to ban anti-frack blockades in Lancashire
June 1st: Environmental protectors picketed Manchester Civil Justice Centre yesterday against an attempt by gas fracking company Cuadrilla to impose the latest in a series of chilling injunctions against green direct action.
‘Kurdistan Place’ occupied in central London
May 28th: Kurdish youth and supporters, some linked to Plan C, have occupied a vacant building near Edgware Road.
Cleaners’ Living Wage strike threat takes just 30 hours to beat City bosses
May 26th: The Bank of New York Mellon have given in to the pay demand from Latin American cleaners after a formal claim declaring potential strike action was handed in to their Canary Wharf office.
It’s spelt Sisterhood, not Cis-terhood statement
May 22nd: This statement was penned by a group of women who are angry with the recent rise of anti-trans feminism.
Far-right ‘football lads’ humiliated in Manchester on match day
May 20th: After a worryingly large turnout in London earlier this month the much-hyped Football Lads Alliance (FLA) was humiliated yesterday, pulling in barely 300 people to be penned in by police and outmatched by anti-fascists.
Pont Valley opencast mine protectors warn of baseless arrest tactics
May 19th: Campaigners against opencast mining in Pont Valley have warned that aggressive police tactics are leading to detentions of people who have committed no crime following the latest set of protests at the site.
Antiuniversity: Sonic corporeality, pubes and a bit of education
May 15th: The programme for this year’s Antiuniversity jamboree was launched today with more than 140 workshops and seminars addressing everything from subverting estate agents’ signs to allotment activism.
