11 January 2013
by pa-webgroup
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The People’s Library: ‘The Council’s position has changed’ says officer A meeting took place last [week] at the occupied Friern Barnet library: the People’s Library, as it has become, since it was reclaimed for the community by a team of occupiers, and reopened by residents … Continue reading
6 January 2013
by Hazel
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UPDATE, evening of Monday 7 January:
The defenders of Battersea adventure playground have been told that demolition will begin Monday 14 January. Occupiers remain in situ; a small camp (up[...] Continue reading
18 December 2012
by Hazel
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Activists around Europe to host ‘Capitalism’s Last Christmas Carol Tour’
Meet for the London Tour at 3pm, Tuesday 18 December, at Liverpool Street Station.
On Tuesday 18 December,[...] Continue reading
16 December 2012
by Hazel
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Supporters of Friern Barnet People’s Library in Barnet, North London, are to return to court at 09:30 on Monday 17 December as Barnet council seeks possession of the building[...] Continue reading
8 December 2012
by Press
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Pictures at https://twitter.com/OccupyLondon
Barnet Starbucks turned into library by Barnet residents, UK Uncut & Occupy London supporters
Barnet residents, anti-cuts campaigners and Occupy London supporters have just transformed a Starbucks[...] Continue reading
12 November 2012
by Press
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Hundred-strong European anti austerity coalition holds Plebs & PIIGS Banquet, serving ’austerity soup’ and peanuts outside the Guildhall (London) while the new Lord Mayor of the City of London Corporation,[...] Continue reading
23 October 2012
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Comment: End of Occupy? We’re only getting started David rejected a job in banking to become a teacher http://politics.co.uk/comment-analysis/2012/10/19/comment-end-of-occupy-we-re-only-getting-started By David Dewhurst Last Saturday, in a co-ordinated demonstration around the world, ‘Occupiers’ demonstrated in hundreds of cities, banging pots and … Continue reading
15 October 2012
by Press
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On the first anniversary of the Occupy London Stock Exchange camp just by St Paul’s Cathedral, Occupy London is pleased to announce the publication of ‘The Little Book of Ideas’,[...] Continue reading
14 October 2012
by Press
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On the eve of the anniversary of the beginninng of the Occupy London Stock Exchange camp by St Paul’s Cathedral, supporters of Occupy London, in collaboration with Christianity Uncut, today[...] Continue reading
13 October 2012
by Press
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As Occupy London prepares for its first anniversary on Monday, an estimated 400 supporters are now gathered outside St Paul’s Cathedral, for #GlobalNoise – a global day of protest to[...] Continue reading
22 September 2012
by Press
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Five Occupy London supporters viewed as a threat to the reputation of the UK economy have had the cases against them thrown out of court – with every single arrest[...] Continue reading
12 June 2012
by Press
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Occupy London warmly invites individuals, grass-roots organisations and community groups to join us for a discussion of the ideas, experiences, visions and strategies that will make better social living a practise. By sharing our stories and communit… Continue reading
2 June 2012
by Press
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Demands distributed en masse at UN meeting in New York Sign-on petition website launched Occupy London has joined with other members of the global Occupy movement to issue a radical sign-on statement calling on negotiators at the UN Rio+20 Conference o… Continue reading
14 May 2012
by Press
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Section 14 Order – indicating imminent public disorder, damage to property or serious disruption to the community – enforced on “questionable” grounds Failure by police to communicate with protestors, political policing, aggress… Continue reading
13 March 2012
by Robbie Griffiths
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As the Occupy movement in London (and elsewhere), discusses next steps, it is as well to restate some basics about the extremely limited democracy we live under and what the alternatives might be. Much of the debate in Occupy is … Continue reading