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28-09-2004 23:12

Bumper issue of Cambridge NewsWire on paper

Help get Cambridge IndyMedia news to people who don't read the web site - print out and distribute NewsWire on paper.

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27-09-2004 22:54

Anti-GM campaigners in court today!

Eight anti-GM protestors are in court today (Tues 28th Sept). We will be appearing before Harlow magaistrates court in Essex. The charges we face result from our non-violent blockade of Sainsbury's giant Waltham Point distribution centre on the M25 Essex / London borders.
 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2004/07/294473.html

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24-09-2004 12:21

Training for Action

in the run up to the G8, the first in a series of trainings on how to train people, group-work, direct action skills, legal...

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22-09-2004 20:19

Ipswich pensioner defies courts & unfair council tax.Tax the Rich! Not the Poor!

Richard Cater walked out of Ipswich magistrate’s court in defiance last week and is refusing to pay the unjust council tax. Richard, who is an 87-year-old veteran of the Dunkirk battle in WWII said: "There are some very hard-up people who can't afford these amounts and if someone doesn't do something, it will get worse and worse. - I'm quite prepared to go to prison. I will not back down because I feel I am in the right."
 http://www.easf.org.uk

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22-09-2004 09:12

Camboaters become official

Live-aboard boat-owners on the river Cam are celebrating their new status as an official association.

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20-09-2004 23:10

Atkins: "BAYER Corp. benefits from risky diet"

The Atkins diet, which allows unlimited consumption of protein and fat but drastically limits carbohydrates and does not restrict calories, has attracted millions of followers in the past few years. In the US 44 million people are either on a low-carb diet or watching their carb intake. As low-carb followers may lack vitamins and minerals, about 5 million Americans are taking supplements - a potentially giant market for food and pharmaceutical companies.

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20-09-2004 09:07

Cambridge Forum on Kurdish Human Rights

This Tuesday, September 21st, we have Kerim Yildiz of the Kurdish Human
Rights Project coming up from London to talk to Cambridge Forum. The meetings are held
at CB1 café, 32, Mill Rd, just down from Parker's Piece and the swimming
pool, on the right, by the bus stop. Entrance to Cambridge Forum is free.
The meetings are non-smoking and run from 8pm to10pm.

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20-09-2004 03:07

Building Bridges Radio - Whats The Matter With Kansas Meet Billionaires for Bush

Building Bridges: Your Community and Labor Report presents this 59 minute radio program. TO LISTEN CLICK ON WEB LINK BELOW

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19-09-2004 17:25

Cambridgeshire FOR Windfarms

On a windy Saturday (18th September) a group of people went to Boxworth to the "Cambridgeshire against Windfarms" exhibition to provide another viewpoint for the visitors.

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18-09-2004 11:10

Tony Blair was warned by Jack Straw there could be post-war problems in Iraq.

The Prime Minister knew the US President was determined to complete what one senior British official had already described as the unfinished business from his father's war against Saddam Hussein.

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17-09-2004 21:21

Art of War : Vietnam Vet

Vietnam Vet

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16-09-2004 22:33

NEWS ABOUT OAKINGTON ~ SEPTEMBER 2004

* Raising questions about the use of Oakington Barracks as a detention centre
* Campaigning for safeguards

Website  http://freespace.virgin.net/camoak.org

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15-09-2004 14:54

Cambridge Immigration and Asylum Films & Forum

Cambridge Indymedia and the Cambridge Action Network presents the "Cambridge Immigration and Asylum Films & Forum"

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15-09-2004 10:34

The Walks Carnival stand has queues out of the door

Visitors were queueing out of the tent to see the multi-colour version
of the trees plan at the Walks Action Group's stall in King's Lynn's
Charter Carnival on Sunday 12 September.

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14-09-2004 22:31

University and Police bust Party

Very early Sunday morning (September 12th, 2004), about 100 people gathered beneath a motorway bridge somewhere on the outskirts of Cambridge City, which was, as it turns out, a very cosy 100ft long concrete tunnel.

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12-09-2004 16:45

UK army garrison town residents stage 9/11 protest for peace and global justice.

Around 60 residents of the army garrison town of Colchester in Essex staged a Sept 11th vigil for Peace and Global Justice today (11-09-04). The supporters of Colchester Peace Campaign gathered at the town centre war memorial and held up a large banner demanding an 'end to the cycle of violence' and called on the troops to be brought home.
 http://www.colchesterpeace.org.uk

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11-09-2004 11:39

Colchester social centre evicted

Social centre evicted in colchester

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08-09-2004 17:19

Sept 11th Vigil for Peace and Global Justice

Residents of the army garrison town of Colchester, Essex will be mounting a Vigil for Peace and Global Justice on Sat Sept 11th.
 http://www.colchesterpeace.org.uk
 http://www.easf.org.uk

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08-09-2004 12:28

Sustainable Transport?

New sustainability website www.grownupgreen.org.uk which went live this summer, is pleased to announce a bumper package of articles posted this week. With rising fuel prices in the news, one theme is transport with features such as alternatively fuelled cars, an inner city tram network, freight on British waterways, cycling and even walking.

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08-09-2004 01:07

Building Bridges Radio- N.Y. Labor Protests Bush and the RNC

BUILDING BRIDGES RADIO BRINGS YOU THIS 29 MINUTES RADIO PROGRAM. TO LISTEN CLICK ON URL LINK BELOW

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