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Dover sentencing and anti-fascist organising
July 24th: The Dover demonstration in January was the most violent anti-fascist action in Britain for many years.
No Reforming Earth Destruction
July 21st: “The Earth is not dying, it is being killed, and those who are killing it have names and addresses.”
Women in charge is not feminism: the fight against institutional patriarchy
July 16th: On a surface level, it seems as though feminism is winning the gender war.
A divided Kingdom: Thoughts on Brexit
June 25th: The not so United Kingdom has voted to leave the EU.
Only working-class self-organisation will kill the housing bill
March 4th: With the Housing Bill about to come into effect, conditions are looking bleak for the working class.
From Dover to Calais to Brussels, the border regime is in violent panic
February 6th: The recent anti-migrant demonstration by the National Front and other assorted fascist backwash is among a rising tide of violence against migrants.
The End of Social Housing: The Housing and Planning Bill
December 27th: On January 5th, Architects for Social Housing (ASH) and many others will demonstrate against the Housing and Planning Bill, which will pave the way for further mass demolition of social housing.
COP21: the time of the counter-summit is over
December 17th: With critical support, we went to the COP21 counter summit and found State repression, coercive pacifists and a lack of revolt.
Could the occupation of London Metropolitan signal the rise of a working-class student’s movement?
December 10th: In Cameron’s adventurous second term, the privatisation of culture has continued on a dramatic scale.
This Black December
December 6th: Banners are dropped across the first and fourth wings of the Korydallos Prison in Greece.
