UK Newswire Archive
Climate Camp demo - Save the Woodhead Tunnel
19-07-2008 10:19
This year we have a unique opportunity to re-open the Woodhead rail line.Join the Save the Woodhead Tunnel Campaign in demanding the Government hold to their promises on sustainable transport and climate change and re-open this historic and important line.
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Cycle from Hadfield, meet train station, midday
Myspace deleting profiles of animal rights groups
18-07-2008 23:56
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Kentucky Fried Cruelty...
18-07-2008 22:12
To highlight the incredible suffering inflicted on millions of animals by KFC, including a staggering 960,000 chickens every hour, the Nottingham Animal Rights crew spent a productive Thursday evening leafletting outside KFC.Briana Waters' snitch gets 1 year less
18-07-2008 22:05
Antispeciesism - The way it is
18-07-2008 21:48
Ollibapril65 / Vegan Reich - The way it isMerseyside Peace & Ecology Festival 2008
18-07-2008 20:55
TIME: 11am - 7pm
LOCATION: St.Luke's Church (bombed out one) top of Bold Street, Liverpool City Centre
ORGANISED BY: Merseyside CND
Demo @ Polish embassy against sacking of radical union activist, Monday 4.30
18-07-2008 19:32
Bartosz Kantorczyk, a member of The Workers' Initiative Trade Union in Gdansk in Poland and the initiator of postmen strike in November 2006, has been unlawfully dismissed. The unionists in the Polish post office had demanded improvement of job security in accordance with the law and had denounced violations of the workers' rights by the management of the Polish Post. Management sacked Bartosz because he was such a high-profile union member, and therefore a threat to their ongoing exploitation of the workers.Rebel Music Presents - Cuba Fiesta - 26 July.
18-07-2008 18:26
Celebrating 55 years since Fidel Castro and his revolutionary rebels attacked
the Moncada Barracks, sparking the Cuban Revolution. The Party includes delicious Cuban cuisine, bar, stalls, Cuban dance classes, kids' games, face painting, films and live music.
Guardian about Austrian Activists
18-07-2008 17:56
Peter Singer forgot about people in prisons in UKThis Week In Palestine – Week 29 2008
18-07-2008 17:48
Traps & Enclosures Sabotaged - Ilkley Moor
18-07-2008 17:32
Grouse Liberation Front Communique:Reported 18th July
Dissident Island - Climate Camp special tonight
18-07-2008 17:26
Local Government Strike: Day Two
18-07-2008 16:35
Uhuru Radio interviews Catherine Austin Fitts
18-07-2008 16:05
Former Wall Street investment banker discusses relationship between illegal drug economy, prisons and corporate profits.
Town centre regeneration schemes
18-07-2008 15:34
For whose benefit has disastrous town centre regeneration schemes been foisted onto local communities?Anti-Wembley Academy occupation comes to an end
18-07-2008 15:27
Private Equity Headquarters Under Lock Down in London July 17
18-07-2008 15:01
Operation Stop The Monkey Business: Day 5
18-07-2008 13:57
The action alert from Day 5 of the week of action against Nepal for their plans to export rhesus monkeys to vivisection labs!Unlawful Crossrail shortchanges tube and Londoners £16bn - another central line
18-07-2008 13:56
The Crossrail Bill is due to receive Royal Assent on Tuesday 22 July 2008 after petitioning in the House of Lords and House of Commons. Residents are beginning to realise why so many publicly funded projects go wrong if the level of scrutiny is similar to that of the Crossrail Bill, the Millennium Dome of public transport schemes. The Department for Transport, the House of Commons and House of Lords Crossrail Committee, who have favoured the City over ordinary London residents, taxpayers and farepayers have slammed the final nail in the coffin of the Crossrail Bill. We now know why so many publicly funded schemes are so poorly scrutinised.
