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Tue 14 Oct 7.30pm Liverpool Social Forum Meeting Autonomous space for free discussion, information sharing and organising events and actions. Anyone interested in being involved is welcome. Next To Nowhere, 96 Bold Street, Liverpool. Click for more details.
Sun 19 Oct 7.30pm Hedy Epstein: End The Injustices In Palestine Hedy will talk about her visits to the Occupied Territories and the critical political and humanitarian situation that exists there. Friends Meeting House, Liverpool. Click for more details.
Tue 28 Oct 7.30pm Liverpool Social Centre Meeting A meeting place where groups and individuals who are committed to bringing about a better world can find ways to work together in a non-hierarchical way. Next To Nowhere, 96 Bold Street, Liverpool. Click for more details.
Mon 3 Nov 8pm Feminist educational: 'The Beauty Myth' The educationals are women-led & women-centred, but feminists, may-be feminists, & allies of any gender will be welcome. Next To Nowhere, 96 Bold Street, Liverpool. Click for more details.

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11-10-2008 17:44 | 11 comments

Merseyside Police Versus Freedom Of Speech

An entirely legal demonstration in solidarity with international Freedom Not Fear day was disrupted and halted in Liverpool this afternoon, and two arrests were made, provoking an astounding show of anger from the public. Read more >>

14-09-2008 21:54

Pulling in the crowds - vegan food fayre

The vegan food fayre, held at Liverpool's social centre Next To Nowhere, drew the crowds last Saturday. Read more >>

18-08-2008 15:32 | 5 comments

Cameron ambushed

Cameron visited the Wirral on 14th August for a Q&A session and "faced a dozen protesters opposing (hunting) reintroduction on the way in, and one fierce questioner on the issue within the hall." - Liverpool Daily Post Read more >>

21-06-2008 20:31

New Nerve Magazine Examines Migration

The new edition of Nerve - Liverpool's grassroots arts and social issues magazine - is out, and this time the focus is on migration. Read more >>

15-06-2008 15:44

dodgin shiny mercs on dale st

13 bikes, 1 man on wheels & a million angry drivers... Read more >>

28-04-2008 16:31

May Day On Merseyside

This week, people on Merseyside and around the world celebrated International Workers' Day - or May Day - an event that has been held every year since 1890. It was originally established as a strike day, commemorating the 'Haymarket martyrs', who were framed and then killed by the state of Illinois for their part in the struggle for the eight hour working day. Read more >>

21-04-2008 15:28

Orang-utans protest at Unilever's HQ and Factory

Greenpeace folk dressed as Orang-utans have climbed all over Unilever's London HQ and Merseyside factory to tell the company to stop destroying rainforests for palm oil. Palm oil is used in products like Dove and Persil, and the companies Unilever buys from are destroying valuable rainforest and peatland areas - bad news not only for the millions of people who depend on them for their way of life and endangered species such as the orang-utan, but also for the global climate. Read more >>

11-04-2008 13:32

Another TOTAL demo in Chester

Members and supporters of Wrexham Women for Peace and Wrexham Peace and Justice Forum visited the TOTAL petrol station in Hoole, Chester again last night as part of the continuing calls for TOTAL to get out of Burma. Read more >>

09-04-2008 18:17

Free public transport for all? Liverpool activists are having a laugh!

Early on the morning of April 1st, a group of Liverpool activists carried out a banner drop and distributed leaflets and dummy tickets outside Lime Street Station, telling the public that they could travel for free. Read more >>

01-03-2008 17:04 | 2 comments

Report on Sefton Park 24th February 2008

On a visit to Sefton Park looking for a location (amongst others being considered) for Merseyside CND's 2008 Peace and Ecology Festival tree felling was very obvious, logs still left around and saw dust. Read more >>

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