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Call for action at SHAC march x2

Smash HLS — 2008-07-03T14:07+02:00

Call for autonomous bloc: http://indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/06/401604.html?c=on#c198088
Call to FITwatch: http://indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/06/401918.html

Callout to any FIT watchers - SHAC rally July 12th

Fuck the Police — 2008-06-25T16:07+02:00

SHAC national march & rally coming up soon, the cops will no doubt be out and about intimidating everyone. Any FIT watchers going to the march?

Social Enterprise looks for creative entrepreneurs to collaborate

The L.A.I. — 2008-06-24T17:08+02:00

The Lesbian Association of India has established a fund-raising café in Cambridge and is looking for creative people, performers and ethical businesses to collaborate.

Police attack Police! Thug on anti war demo exposed as police officer

Stop the War Coalition — 2008-06-24T10:51+02:00

Police violence on demo may have been aided by agent provocateurs present in the crowd of Stop the War demonstration against Bush visit.

McDonalds Protest and Arrest – Pictures

Mr. A. Protester — 2008-06-23T16:23+02:00

Here are some photos from another Independent cameraperson (yes, we had 2!) of the McDonalds protest in Cambridge on Saturday (21st June) where a protester was arrested and charged under Section 5 of the Public Order Act.

See http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/06/401637.html
for a VIDEO and more details.

Action Alert: Top HLS Investor - Part 3

Smash HLS — 2008-06-22T15:13+02:00

Contact Raymond James, and tell them to tell their parent company Eagle Assets to divest from LSR!

Eagle Asset are now Huntingdon Life Sciences' largest investor with over 15 million dollars in shares.

Artspace Exhibition at Social Centre.

Camera Boy — 2008-06-21T23:56+02:00

All this weekend Mill Road Social Centre is hosting an exhibition by local visual artists in their friendly and informal environment.

Below are some samples of the work to whet your appetite.

Arrested & Charged McLibel Protester!

Mr. A. Protester — 2008-06-21T23:48+02:00

Campaigner arrested. McLibel protest. See the video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ld3I4zVxc2A

Anti McD Day comes to Cambridge!

Truthsayer — 2008-06-21T13:52+02:00

At approximately 12:10pm today (Saturday 21/06/2008) half a dozen protestors upheld the illustrious tradition of invading McDonalds and reminding them just what rotters they are to people and the planet by walking into the Rose Crescent, Cambridge branch of the megacorp.

Fast for justice in India

nickleberry — 2008-06-16T14:25+02:00

I want to alert folk in the UK to a couple of campaigns that are happening right now. Both relate to India and both are of particular interest in that they are using the technique of fasting as a way of drawing attention to the struggle. I have pledged to support the first campaign by participating in the fast; others may be interested in how they can offer their support.

All-Day Friday

M Blackburn — 2008-06-16T12:24+02:00

A new non-profit café opens in Cambridge on Jesus Lane. The café will serve a healthy affordabe meal, cakes, coffees and teas from 10am to 11pm.

social centre attacked (again)

squatter — 2008-06-15T02:11+02:00

report of attack on mill rd social centre

Fire at Campsfield

No borderer — 2008-06-14T16:30+02:00

Sorry to have just pulled this off the BBC website but it looks like something is going on at Campsfield and this is all I can see about it.

Mill Road Social Centre May Stay For Flippin' Ages

squat monkey — 2008-06-12T18:31+02:00

A possession order was granted to Tesco today in court, yet representatives of the Mill Road Social Centre had apparent confirmation of indefinite leave to remain from Tesco's solicitors.

Mill Road Social Centre's days are numbered.

Reportage — 2008-06-12T12:26+02:00

This morning at approximately 10:30am in room 2 of East Road Court, a judge presiding over the case of a repossession order for the premises currently occupied by the Mill Road Social Centre granted possession to Tescos, meaning that the current occupants will have to vacate the premises some time in the near future, thereby soon ending an era of community occupation of the old Wilco store premises.