UK Culture Newswire Archive
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London Underground Adverts in Buy Nothing Day action
26-11-2007 20:59
Half Price Sale's in Knightsbridge
26-11-2007 17:33
Olympic Fire Covers London In Smoke - sound and pictures
25-11-2007 01:10
Olympic fire:BBC Pictures page
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_pictures/7091032.stm
Islam in Venezuela?
24-11-2007 20:16
Greetings, I’m sending you this to clarify what the Wayuu + Islam is. The Wayus have for years been sharing and having interaction with the people originating from the Middle East. Evidently, the fact is that human beings can modify common impressions – what people are saying -- and transform them into convictions.Free Stall in Leeds for Buy Nothing Day
24-11-2007 20:00
Buy Nothing Day Rat Race
24-11-2007 16:33
March against Tesco - Mill Road Cambridge
24-11-2007 15:40
Buy Nothing? Steal Something Day...
24-11-2007 09:44
Read the critique that calls out instead for Steal Something Day...
Benefit Gig for Vegan Prisoners in Birmingham
22-11-2007 21:36
Anti-war Play Returns To Liverpool
22-11-2007 18:09
Friday, 30th November, 7.30pm, £5/£4Liverpool Academy of Arts Actors Studio
36 Seel Street, Liverpool, L1 4BE
Box Office: 0151 709 9034 or 07926 658 302
Website: www.laaas.com
Israels only squatted house evicted by police
22-11-2007 15:02
Mathew Street Email:They All Knew Six Months Before!
22-11-2007 01:41
CITY council leader Warren Bradley, birthday boy Mike Storey, chief executive Colin Hilton and Culture boss Jason Harborow all knew about the problems with Mathew Street at least SIX MONTHS before it was cancelled.21st Century Malcolm X - Anthony Thomas
19-11-2007 16:31
'The civil rights generation black politics is dead'
Why I Walked Out In Richard Reed Of Innocent Drinks
17-11-2007 18:12
Ok, being uber-cool in jeans, t-shirt and Ugg boots on a stage in front of 300 environmentalists of varying shades is not, in itself, reason to have someone walk out on you, but I did give it at least 2 minutes before I left. Here’s why.New Norwich Social Centre!
17-11-2007 15:14
The Where Will It Be Collective (WWIB) announce the opening of a social centre in a squatted building in Norwich city centre. Come and visit! Here's the press release:Thoughts on evolving strategy
17-11-2007 13:47
While battles are fought against the police, protests raged against politicians and corporations, I want to raise the more thorny issue of what do we, as activists, do about the "common people", the general mass of "ordinary" people who make up the bulk of consumers (and producers)?In this short piece I argue that it is necessary to obtain support from people in the street for a number of reasons: first, because of the groundswell support that this group could lend to the cause(s) and second, because it then becomes that much more tenuous for the authorities to dismiss the cause(s) we fight for as radical, or reflecting fringe interests.
New Net Privacy threat - sale of activists details and history
15-11-2007 08:11
Domaintools.com introduces Registrant Search, selling full lists of the internet domain names which people own together with their address, email and telephone. This is a major threat to privacy, and a direct threat to the physical safety of many who run websites of any kind. Even entering just an email address yields someone's name, address, telephone, and websites.Load of WANC at rampART
13-11-2007 21:15
The Womens Anarchist Nusiance Cafe is held every penultimate wednesday of the month at the RampART creative centre and social space in Rampart St, E1 2LA (rampart.co.nr) open from: 7.00pm-11.30pm. Free admission.
The next cafe is Wednesday 21st November 'Goodness Gracious Ghee Cafe'. More than just Bollywood, Shilpa and vindaloo... A celebration of South Asian culture. Qweer/feminist activism, Diwali and Eid, sari wearing instruction, dance workshop, fantastic food and guest speakers.
(http://www.myspace.com/wanccafe)Another gig, this thursday
13-11-2007 20:43
Shell's Wild Lie Corners Shell In Aberystwyth
13-11-2007 10:25
Photographer exhibition, organised by the Natural History Museum and BBC
Wildlife magazine. The day after it shut, on November 10th, the Centre began
showing the counter-exhibition, 'Shell's Wild Lie', which will run
until November 17th: www.aberystwythartscentre.co.uk/whatson/exhibitions/
