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Fri 10 Oct, Cinema Pacifico - On the Verge. 7pm, C11, Portland Building, University of Nottingham. See article for more info.

Sat 11 Oct, Demonstration in support of Amdani Juma, 12.30pm, Market Square. See article for more info.

Mon 13 Oct, Picket of Heckler & Koch arms dealers, Easter Park, Lenton Lane, from 4pm. See article for more info.

Mon 13 Oct, Picket of Heckler & Koch arms dealers, Easter Park, Lenton Lane, from 4pm. See article for more info.

Tue 14 Oct, Judicial Review of Amdani Juma's case. From 9am, High Court, London. See article for more info.

Tue 14 Oct, East Midlands No2ID regional meeting. 7pm, Friends Meeting House, Clarendon Street. See article for more info.

Wed 15 - Thy 16 Oct, European Biofuels Expo and Conference. Newark Showground. Protests will be happening at the gates. See article for more info.

Thu 16 Oct, The War on Terror, Islamophobia and Civil Liberties - talk by Moazzam Begg. 6.30pm, B63, Law & Social Sciences Building, University Park. See article for more info.

Fri 17 Oct, Cinema Pacifico - Deadly Cargo & Breach of the Peace. 7pm, C11, Portland Building, University of Nottingham. See article for more info.

Mon 20 Oct, Protest at Rolls Royce Raynesway nuclear factory, 7am. See article for more info.

Mon 20 Oct, The next Notts Indymedia meeting is especially intended for new faces to feel welcome to come along to find out more, at 7pm the Sumac Centre, 245 Gladstone Street, Nottingham NG7 6HX. See article for more info.

Mon 20 Oct, Muslim Hands- Darfur, Human Rights and Relief Work. 7pm, LG6, Trent Building, University Park. See article for more info.

Tue 21 Oct, UCU strike at Nottingham Trent University. See article for more info.

Tue 21 Oct, 7.30pm Sumac Debates 2 - Anarchy: ?Prepare for decentralisation? : What is life like without government? How do communities build and how do they resist? See article for more info. Sumac Centre, 245 Gladstone Street, Nottingham NG7 6HX

Wed 22 Oct, Architects Sans Frontiers: Building a Shelter. ASF plan to build an entire home out of scrap material, outside the Portland building, University Park. From 1pm onwards. See article for more info.

Wed 22 Oct, Ice and Fire Theatre company present 'Rendition Monologues'. 7pm, East Concourse Lounge, Portland Building, University Park. See article for more info.

Thu 23 Oct, Hicham Yezza: 'Human Rights post 9/11'. 7pm, C20, Portland Building, University Park. See article for more info.

Fri 24 Oct, Cinema Pacifico - John Pilger: Death of a Nation & Flying the Flag-Arming the World. 7pm, C11, Portland Building, University Park. See article for more info.

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Tue 18 Nov, 7.30pm Sumac Debates 3 - ?Alternatives not Agitation?? : We look at models and ideas for alternative, cooperative and sustainable living. See article for more info. Sumac Centre, 245 Gladstone Street, Nottingham NG7 6HX


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Make nottingham Real, not PR stunts, uniforms & pool closures

Green Syndicalist | 26.02.2008 16:57 | Nottinghamshire

Michael Frater the city councils unelected new chief exec appointed by John Collins board plans to make all city council staff wear uniforms, close down pools & offers privately made signs saying Nottingham Proud
Join campaigns this & effective unions like IWW for solidarity


Michael Frater the city councils unelected new chief exec appointed by John Collins board plans to make all city council staff wear uniforms, close down pools & offers privately made signs saying Nottingham Proud
Join campaigns this & effective unions like IWW for solidarity.

We have stopped pool closures before & need to again & make more solidarity
Nottingham has a growing number of Industrial Workers of the World members who have recently in UK successfully stoppeed closure of Critchon campus, at a univerity in Glasgow are helping stop closures in NHS & played key support role in radicalising workers in Birmingham.
We support cooperatives & have members who campaign for better services for voluntary workers.
 http://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/temp/new_chief_executive.htm

www.iww.org.uk

Green Syndicalist

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Dirtier, unsafe, unambitious and ashamed

26.02.2008 23:40

Dirtier, unsafe, unambitious and ashamed - making people wear uniforms can make them feel all of these things.

The City's staff don't belong to Michael Farter - why should they have to wear clothes to make his ego even bigger?
Let's fight together to keep leisure centres open, stop wasting money, stop the visual blight of stupid signs everywhere, and for crying out loud let people choose themselves what they want to wear.
Shouldn't Nottingham belong to the people who live and work here, not to an unelected president?

Joe Hill


divisive policy,add your comments to council website comments

27.02.2008 04:51

No to unenvironmental elitist pool policy & PR stunts!

 http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/home/your_council/yccommentsandcomplaints.htm
Call mainstream media which ever medium you listen too.

Divisive policy, add your comments to council website comments, process can be taken to ombudsman on comment cards available at libraries also

Deliberately divisive uniform strategy here will cost 60,000 minimum for thousands of workers,although costs will be much more up by department budgets, cleaning, new uniforms, morale, staff leaving etc

Juddi Barri


Website for commenting on City libraries policy

27.02.2008 14:39

Joe Hill