In his 1978 book Slow Burning Fuse, which Freedom republished in 2014 and will be reprinting at this year’s London Anarchist Bookfair with fu…
Towards a timeline of anarchism in Britain
In his 1978 book Slow Burning Fuse, which Freedom republished in 2014 and will be reprinting at this year’s London Anarchist Bookfair with fu…
PM Press, 2016 ISBN: 978-1-62963-127-1 PP: 128 Publisher: PM Press As it should be, Rooum’s playful illustrations dominate this volume.
Late last month the editor of Meydan anarchist newspaper in Istanbul was sentenced to a year and three months in prison for “supporting terr…
It’s hard to know where to start when writing an editorial about 2016.
This article is the first in a series by Jon Bigger looking at gains the voices of social conservatism have made in recent years and what that mea…
The statement below by the Sicilian Anarchist Federation (original Italian version here) addresses the referendum on changes to the national consti…
In the months leading up this year’s referendum on the UK’s continued membership of the European Union I observed lots of discussion — mainly…
Supporters of Milan’s longest-running squatted social centre remain on high alert after a threatened eviction order slated for November 24…
ISBN: 978-1-910170-17-5 Price: £6.99 Pages: 106 Publisher: Five Leaves Books ~ review by Rob Ray ~ Nominally a work of history, Nigel Todd’…
The latest freedom freesheet is out now and will be distributed around the country in the next week.
This is the story of Tent Town, a camp of protest against the problem of homelessness in Glasgow and the people neglected by Glasgow City Council.
Within radical politics, there are many opportunities for political action.
By Graham of East London Radical Assembly and London Anarchist Federation The left loves marching.
With the Housing Bill about to come into effect, conditions are looking bleak for the working class.
Banners are dropped across the first and fourth wings of the Korydallos Prison in Greece.