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11-12-2010 18:41

London Tuition Fees Demonstration (09/12/2010) Part 2: Parlaiment Square.
I arrived in Parlaiment Square at approximately 2:30pm, by which time there were already several thousand other people there.
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10-12-2010 17:22

London Tuition Fees Demonstration (09/12/2010) Part 1: Before Parlaiment Square.
Here starts my coverage of events as I witnessed them yesterday. Because what happened at Parlaiment Square turned to be such a turning point in the demo, I have decided to divide this report into two sections, with this first section covering what happened before we reached Parlaiment Square.
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08-12-2010 21:52

Today in Cambridge, both of the local Cathederals of Consumerism were invaded by several generations of angry students, fighting for a future that doesn't involve getting themselves into vast amounts of debt.
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06-12-2010 21:55

As you will have seen elsewhere it's been another packed day for activism in Cambridge, with today seeing the occupation of Old Schools Combination Room.
However, what a rather dry (albeit accurate) press release can't do quite as well is convey an idea of what it was like to be there witnessing history being made.
Hopefully my photos will go some way towards doing this.
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05-12-2010 20:51

Hundreds of people from all sections of society attended a public meeting at the Combination Room this afternoon (Sunday December 5th, 2010), the Cambridge University room currently occupied by University students.
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03-12-2010 21:41

It's been a very busy day for activists here in Cambridge, as the student collective who have now been occupying a room in Cambridge University's Old Schools building decided to escalate things and take their fight against the proposed exorbitant rise in University Tuition Fees to the next level, in response to the wall of silence from University management.
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01-12-2010 17:24

More pictures from yesterday's demonstration.
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01-12-2010 17:03

I have a story to tell.
It is a tale of two opposing, elemental forces, one of a ruling elite who thinks they know what is best for their subjects, and then there is a select few of their 'subjects', who have other ideas about what is best for them.
What I saw yesterday in Cambridge was the overwhelmingly creative, but also angry response to the decisions that the ruling elite are currently making.
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30-11-2010 23:05

While the university occupation is still going on, school and university students took the streets today to protest increasing fees and cuts to education and all services. Highlights included the invasion of the Cambridge business school lawn (The Judge Institute), a demo through the central shopping centre (where a few weeks ago the vodaphone protest took place), and finally the invasion of the senate house lawn that is in front of the University occupation. A smaller group of people also went to the Guildhall (town hall) which is controlled by the libdems.
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29-11-2010 20:06
New collective organising resistance against the cuts and government oppression.
Get involved.
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26-11-2010 15:47
This morning Old Schools, the nerve centre of the University of Cambridge, has been occupied in protest against fees and cuts.
We have claimed this space to give students a voice in their University; everyone is welcome to join in or support the occupation in any way they can.
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24-11-2010 23:54

Today in Cambridge, on November 24th, 2010 the ante was well and truly upped by several hundred very angry and frustrated students, when not only did they take to the streets in protest against the ConDem'med government's plan to raise tuition fees up to at least £9,000 per year, but they also took direct action and occupied the front lawn of Cambridge University's Senate House for several hours.
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06-11-2010 18:15

Three activists were arrested today outside a Cambridge Vodafone store during a peaceful protest against Vodafone's £6bn tax exemption. The arrests were made at approximately 3.00pm this afternoon, as activists leafleting outside Vodafone's central store in the Grand Arcade shopping centre were harassed by security guards and police officers.
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05-11-2010 20:16

ARU & Cambridge University student unions organised a local march against fees & cuts, in preparation for the National NUS march on November 10. Some photos follow ...
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24-10-2010 21:09

Yesterday afternoon (Saturday 23rd October 2010), I witnessed history repeating itself, as in response to Tories doing what they always do when they're in power, hundreds of Cambridge people came out onto the streets in protest against the forthcoming proposed cutbacks in funding to the public sector and welfare.
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23-10-2010 17:03

About 400-500 people marched today through Cambridge to oppose the governement cuts. The usual trade union crowd, socialist groups, as well as students that were particularly vocal. Pictures are attached.
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19-10-2010 15:06

Cuts being announced Wednesday affecting all of us...Time to mobilise and make ourselves heard..
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29-09-2010 18:52
In news about cuts all activist can support – NETCU staff have all been laid off by Cambridge Police!
Police sources confirm that all NETCU staff have been served their notice and the unit will close completely in the new year.
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