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

My investigation into the near-miss between a police helicopter and a UFO over RAF St Athan and how it led me to MoD stone-walling and a History Channel documentary team. read full story / add a comment

sad tagalog poems read full story / add a comment

On the night of Friday 29th August the regional headquarters of the Borders and Immigration Agency in Portishead were the target for a response to the routine violence of forced removal, detention and deportation. read full story / add a comment

DIY folk punk duo Ghost Mice from Gainesville FL. play all acoustic at the Plough with Clayton Blizzard, Bones at the Bottom of the Barrel, and Dr. Spin with some of Anarco Folko. Any surplus will be donated to Anarchists Against the Wall. read full story / add a comment

NOTE DATE CHANGE!!!!! read full story / add a comment

:: 'TemPlates Volume 1: This Is Bristol' ::

Temwa's first fundraising compilation CD, 'TemPlates Volume 1: This Is Bristol', features selected rare and unreleased tracks, well knows classic and Bristol gems spanning Afrobeat, Hip-Hop, Ska, Drum ‘n' Bass, Reggae and Dub. read full story / add a comment

Come along for a massive variety of dance music guaranteed to at least get those toes jigging all the way along the dancefloor! We have a sweet line-up for you guys, all in aid of some really good causes... We hope to see you there, please invite your mates also!

Only £3 entry - bargain! read full story / add a comment

From Friday 15th August to Sunday 17th August the British National Party will hold their ‘Red, White & Blue’ festival. The RWB event (the largest annual gathering of fascists in the country) will be held on the farm of BNP supporter (and former Tory) Alan Warner, which is located on Codnor-Denby Lane near Ripley, Derbyshire.
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This Sunday’s Film Night at the Pierian Centre unearths an extraordinary story of war-time heroism on our doorstep. Andrée Peel is now 103 and living in Long Ashton – but her array of medals reveals a career of unbelievable courage in the French Resistance. William Ennals’ film ‘Rose’: Portrait of a Resistance Fighter is an account of Andrée’s life and the vivid years she spent risking death at the hands of the Nazis. read full story / add a comment

Bath Bomb #12 hits the streets running? Cycling? Bathing? The twelth instalment of Bath's monthly radical rag is now online... read full story / add a comment

Just to let people know about this month's fundraising club night at the Crown, raising much-needed funds for those rabble-rousing, hell-raising good-for-nothings Bath Activist Network. What will they think of next? read full story / add a comment

Best UK Documentary London Independent Film Festival 2008 read full story / add a comment

From midday 14th July 2008 Bath Abbey Churchyard
Massive investment of time and money has gone into creating a state with complete control over its subjects. We have a law for every form of deviance.
Enforced drugging of people with a psychiatric diagnosis means the changes to the Mental Health Act are the most invasive challenge to human rights yet.
A world view outside of the 'normal' has become dangerous and illegal in this country. If the media fails to control how we think then forcible drugging will do the trick much easier and cheaper than using prison.
The Mad Hatters of Bath are offering free normality testing in the Abbey Churchyard Bath to raise awareness of how 'normal' is an invention and we are all individuals.
Also the oportunity to celebrate our diversity and differences makes Mad Pride Day a day to celebrate. So come along and bring what you want to find, music, theatre, performance, dressing up box,biscuits. read full story / add a comment

This story has been running in the mainstream media, both local and national press, since mother of five Natalie Bracht, left her home in Sunderland on 17th May this year and went on the run. With joint British and German nationality, Natalie settled in Sunderland with her five daughters in 2006. She told local papers and social services that she had fled her home city of Dusseldorf to escape a dangerous husband involved in a religious cult. She was provided with housing and benefits etc but whether the authorities believed this story or not is unclear. What we do know is that Childrens Services were involved in the case from the beginning.
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911forum.org.uk - a forum possibly administered by Tony Gosling - is reporting that local independent journalist Tony Gosling and his fiance have been arrested. Gosling claims that his rights as a journalist were not respected by police. read full story / add a comment

11th edition of our monthly Bathonian rantfest - next month marks our one year anniversary, where, yes, we'll be even better read full story / add a comment

Tuesday 8th July sees a twin focus on writing about imprisonment. Moazzam Begg, one of nine Britons detained at Guantanamo Bay, talks about his experiences and signs copies of his book, and actors perform readings from an anthology of writings by Death Row prisoners. read full story / add a comment

The Pierian Centre’s monthly Film Night offers a pioneering and imaginative look at one of today’s most important issues. The Wrong Trainers is an animated film that has won a string of awards for its treatment of child poverty. Your chance to see and discuss this beautiful, powerful work is on Sunday evening 29th June. read full story / add a comment