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22-03-2005 17:04

Walk in the Walks

The starting line The first annual sponsored Walk in the Walks for Headway took place on Sunday, raising hundreds of pounds for people who have sustained a brain injury.

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24-02-2005 16:28

The Man Made Plagues

In 1992 I walked into the University of North Dakota Library to do some research of Congressional documents. I remember quite well the bitter cold of -40 below 0 and wind chills that would freeze you to the bone with some speed. However this cold is a warm summer day at the beach, in comparison to the documents I found.

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30-01-2005 09:25

Cherie Blair cashes in on Cancer Victims

Cherie Blair was accused last night of "trading on her husband's name" after it was reported that she stood to earn a six-figure sum from a charity fund-raising tour of Australia.

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19-12-2004 01:38

UK Medical Textbook Must Delete "Gay Bowel Syndrome"

"Gay Bowel Syndrome" Must Be Deleted from UK Medical Textbook

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28-11-2004 16:00

Another reason to be vegan or how we fucked the food chain.

Still eating fish? Want to have children? Read on...

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24-11-2004 09:19

Stop Aids Event in Cambridge

Worlds Aids Day happens next week, on December 1st. To commemorate this fact some fine bands will be playing a couple of days earlier, November 29th, in Cambridge. Your support would be greatly appreciated! The aim of the evening is to support the new Stop Aids Group in Cambridge, to raise awareness in the run up to World Aids Day and to raise some money for the nationwide Stop Aids campaign..

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08-11-2004 16:16

The Government's misleading response to the Lancet Iraq Mortality Survey

The Government's response to the Iraq Mortality Survey published last week in leading public health journal The Lancet (estimating that around 100,000 excess deaths may have been caused by the invasion of Iraq) is deeply inaccurate and misleading. Amongst other things it constitutes an opportunistic political attack on academic standards.

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05-11-2004 17:44

'AIDS is with us' - ACT now!

Mannie, Henry and Mandisa Last night was the Cambridge leg of the Stop Aids speaker tour where three inspirational speakers from Zambia, Uganda and South Africa talked about their experiences with HIV/AIDS. All of them had lost people to the disease.

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16-10-2004 11:02

Blair to trash incapacity benefit

Blair plans to subsidise the pensions shortfall by targeting the sick and disabled who
"languish on benefits"!

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30-07-2004 12:00

Southend: Protest against privatisation of home care

Home care workers, members of Unison, Southend Pensioners Group and others joined forces to protest outside a Southend council meeting last week. They want to stop the councils plans to privatise home care services. It was a lively protest, with pensioners and trades unionists waving banners, chanting and handing out leafletts which warned how privatisation will mean a worse service for the elderly, as well as attacks the jobs, pay and conditions of the care workers.

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30-07-2004 11:52

Braintree: Protesters demand baby care unit for hospital.

Protesters, including many mothers, have been marching and campaigning in Braintree Essex to keep their maternity unit open 24 hours a day. Organisers called on supporters to march in their hundreds to demand health bosses make WJC Hospital, in London Road, a fully operational unit. Local mums feel that the other nearest 24 hour unit, in Chelmsford, is too far away.

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09-06-2004 18:29

Bike Week in Cambridge

Next week is national bike week (12 - 20 June). And there are plenty of events in Cambridge.

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06-05-2004 10:48

Cannabis March + Festie Postponed / Alternative Event on Sat

Bloody british weather - events postponed til sat 5th june - which annoyingly now clashes with the Cambridge Strawberry Fair:
 http://www.strawberry-fair.org.uk

This saturday then why not go to the European Creative Forum day long event... and party in the evening (12 noon - 1am):
 http://www.europeancreativeforum.org/

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15-03-2004 15:21

Sainsburys as a focus for anti-GM campaign

A couple of weeks ago there was a national day of action against sainsbury's (see  http://publish.indymedia.org.uk/uk/servlet/OpenMir?do=search&search_content=sainsburys+gm&search_boolean=and&search_creator=&search_topic=Bio-technology&search_hasImages=n&search_hasAudio=n&search_hasVideo=n&search_sort=date_desc&search_submit=Search%21). Actions are ongoing and you are invited to get involved. The following article explains why sainsbury's is being targeted and suggests ideas for action.

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27-01-2004 06:48

Cambridge Uni Primate Lab Abandoned

R4 'Today' Programme
Presenter: "The protesters have won, it's as simple as that?"
Pallab Ghosh: "Yes."

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08-12-2003 01:50

Learn and share knowledge on Paleontology and Climate

>> People have to be prepared to think and work on their
>> mindset to put such unpopular subjects in their true
>> perspective. There are many much more familiar with
>> the complexities of climatology who could, and probably
>> will, do a much better job, and be largely ignored.
>> It is most frustrating as all I want to do is obtain a sound
>> understanding of the impact of human activities on the
>> operation of Planet Earth, and we seem to have done a
>> very rapid job on the climate over the past century.
>> .. (snip)

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24-11-2003 12:16

Norwich Area Transport 25 Nov

Introduction to the Norwich area transport survey being conducted by Norfolk CC and details of a public meeting.

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22-11-2003 14:17

Prescott Approves Cambridge Uni Animal Research Site

On Thu 20 Nov, the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister approved the planning application of Cambridge University for a primate research facility in Girton because it helps to further government policy. This comes despite South Cambs DC originally refusing it for good reasons.

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08-11-2003 17:30

Greenpeace activists urge Sainsbury shoppers to take back GM milk

Greenpeace stand outside Sainsbury On Saturday afternoon activists informed consumers in Cambridge that Sainsbury's dairy products contain milk from cows that have been fed with genetically modified crops.

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09-07-2003 16:22

Health

Tosh

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