The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak OIl
This presentation is by the noted Cuban biologist and permaculturist ROBERTO PEREZ who is featured in the film.

Tuesday September 16th - 7.30 p.m. at the Cube cinema, 4 Princess Row, Kingsdown, Bristol, BS2 8NQ
http://www.cubecinema.com
£4/£3 Tickets on the door from 7pm or advance from The Better Food
Company, Sevier St, Bristol. Tel 0117 9351725
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This presentation is by the noted Cuban biologist and permaculturist ROBERTO PEREZ who is featured in the film. Tuesday September 16th - 7.30 p.m at the Cube cinema read full story / add a comment

New from SWRDAwatch - SouthWestWatch - a mainline of gossip that pierces the heart of local news. Yes, SWRDAwatch is expending its operation to watch even more than the watchmen. This post is from our AirportWatch department; and Bristol Airport is in trouble, again. read full story / add a comment

I have been collecting images of local graffiti for a while now, inspired when I couple of images I really liked got pointed over! I guess that is in the nature of it, that graffiti is transient and changes. Indeed in St.Agnes park, I saw that one of the houses had the wall render removed so work could be done and what emerged - some old graffiti reading 'Stuff the Poll Tax'!! read full story / add a comment

Enjoyed the bookfair yesterday? Carry on the networking and chats with new friends at Kebele's weekly Sunday vegan cafe.

Food served from about 6pm until it runs out.
Kebele is at 14 Robertson Rd, Bristol BS5 6JY read full story / add a comment

Global warming threatens our survival but we already have the technology to solve it. The fundamental problem is that the corporations and governments can’t or won’t act – because their pursuit of profit comes before any other consideration. read full story / add a comment

Kebele's legendary cafe is back in action.... come and feast in celebration!
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Kebele's legendary cafe is back in action.... come and feast in celebration! read full story / add a comment

recydrate the west had to move to wales coz of the ridiculous fees that avon & somerset police were going to charge, unfortunatley police/security behaviour at baskerville hall made it at times an uncomfortable place to be to say the least... read full story / add a comment

A group of Bristol agencies today launched SWITCH, a pioneering scheme aimed at tackling the city’s growing drugs problems. The first of its kind in the UK, SWITCH will target the root causes of drugs. To do this, it will work alongside drug-users and dealers to promote and identify ways to get them out of using and dealing drugs. read full story / add a comment

Performance from two fabulous singer/songwriters!
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For the last year the Keble Permaculture Collective have been transforming the community orchard space at Royate Hill allotments.
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As the excitement builds in the run up to Bristol’s first anarchist bookfair in 15 years, bookfair organisers have 2 more benefit nights arranged in Bath & Bristol over the next seven days. These benefit nights allow us to raise the funds to pay for the bookfair, whilst having a good night out, ensuring there is no need for a formal entry fee at the bookfair itself. Anarchists eh, what a bunch of self-funding, self-organised idealists! read full story / add a comment

My dad is a poor (relatively speaking) pensioner living here in Bristol, and because of a heart condition feels the cold even when his children do not.

He suffers so severely that he has to have the gas fire turned on most days even in the summer months!

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This will be the last bookfair planning meet before the Bristol Anarchist Bookfair on 13 September.

We meet from 6.30pm sharp at 14 Robertson Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 6JY. read full story / add a comment

Bristol Anarchist Bookfair Fundraiser Vol. 4

Monday 8th September - 8pm start, 5 quid on the door
The Junction, Stokes Croft, Bristol

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Is Fresh & Wild closing??? read full story / add a comment

The Transition Bristol September Neighbourhood Network Meeting takes place on Tuesday 9th September at the Broadmead Baptist Church, Union Street, Broadmead from 7pm until 9.30pm. read full story / add a comment

The Labour Party Conference takes place in Manchester at the end of September. Gordon Brown and his government are increasingly unpopular not least because of their refusal to bring the troops home from Iraq and Afghanistan and stop supporting the policies of the US government. Stop The War and CND are organising a demonstration in Manchester on Saturday 20th September to call for the troops to be brought home – we want a change of policy irrespective of who is prime minister.

There will be coaches from Bristol leaving at 8.15am from Anchor Rd (opposite @Bristol)

For a map see: http://www.multimap.com/maps/?hloc=GB|bs1%205db

Tickets £14 waged, £7 unwaged. To reserve a ticket please email bristolstopwar@hotmail.com giving your name, address & phone number.

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The Labour Party Conference takes place in Manchester at the end of September. Gordon Brown and his government are increasingly unpopular not least because of their refusal to bring the troops home from Iraq and Afghanistan and stop supporting the policies of the US government. Stop The War and CND are organising a demonstration in Manchester on Saturday 20th September to call for the troops to be brought home – we want a change of policy irrespective of who is prime minister.

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