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Dale Farm, Essex, is the UK?s largest Travellers? community, consisting of nearly a hundred separate properties, owned mainly by travellers of Irish heritage and Romani families, lying well outside the village and made up of extended family plots or yards on an ex-scrap yard. read full story / add a comment

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Benefit gig for No Borders and No More Death read full story / add a comment

critically acclaimed French film about the situation for migrants in Calais and the realities of the border regime. Text or call the No Borders phone on to find out where...07909172767 food from 8pm, film after read full story / add a comment

The lovely folk of Taunton are organisin a gig for us..... read full story / add a comment

Come join us Wednesday lunchtime , (9th June) to protest against the Legal Services Commission (LSC), whose offices overlook Queens Square. Stop devastating cuts in Legal Aid which would mean some of the most in need are denied access to the 'justice' system. read full story / add a comment

On 9th June Bristol No Borders are calling for a picket at the Legal Services Commission, 33-35 Queen Square
Bristol BS1 4LU, between 12pm and 2pm. We call for an end to these cuts that would leave more than 10,000 asylum seekers and other vulnerable migrants will be left without legal assistance. Pass on and hopefully see you there. read full story / add a comment

Info sharing night on the situation of migrants
and resistance to the border regime in Calais.
20th August at 19.30 at the Emporium, 37 Stokes Croft, Bristol.

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Bristol solidarity with Calais.
Info sharing night on the situation of migrants
and resistance to the border regime in Calais.
20th August at 19.30 at the Emporium, 37 Stokes Croft, Bristol. read full story / add a comment

The rise in influence of The BNP, UKIP and the rest of the racist right is made possible by the idea that “stopping” migration is either achievable or desirable. In the current race debate, which is dominated by the eugenicist front “Migration Watch” and their lapdogs at the Express and Mail groups, a position that talks about migration in terms of ending all border controls seems unthinkable.
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Natterjack and Bristol No Borders present a special night of music at The Plough, Easton, £5/4 suggested donations.
Local Hip Hop acts Clayton Blizzard, QELD supports Entartete Kunst, Drowning Dog & DJ Malatesta - anarchist hip hop from San Francisco on their European tour.
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A benefit for Calais No Border camp check out mobilising clip here No Borders Brighton: Calais No Border Camp Promo Video
Calais Night At The Cowley Club 7th June · TRANSNATIONAL DEMONSTRATION FOR FREEDOM OF MOVEMEN... Calais No Border Camp Promo Video ...
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Currently showing at Kebele
No Land's Men; The Struggle for Calais, photo exhibition by Julie
Rebouillat, (Collectif contre-faits.org)
7th-19th April, 2009 at Kebele, 14 Robertson Road, Easton
Come down and see it at cafe opening times, (10.30-3 Saturdays and 6-9pm Sundays) or come to Info-session/Talk by Bristol No Borders
on 14th April at 6.30pm.
Short film and talk about situation in Calais, one example of UK's
repressive immigration controls. Also information about plans for No
Border camp this June, (23rd-29th)
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bristol no borders fortnightly meeting. 4th November 7.00pm read full story / add a comment

film of last wednesday's picket outside amey read full story / add a comment

Yesterday about thirty people went to two offices on Victoria Street, Bristol, to show their support for sacked workers from Amey.

See background story here
http://www.bristol.indymedia.org/article/689110
http://caic.org.uk/node/18

for the demonstration see

http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/10/411359.html?c=on...06004
http://www.bristol.indymedia.org/article/689103
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CAIC, Campaign Against Immigration Controls, are a new coalition of radical trade union activists, London No Borders and No One is Illegal. They have been organising in London, recognising the changes to the law that have been brought in since February are having a devastating effect on some migrant workers. Briefly, from February this year the onus to check immigration status has moved from the state to the employer. The newly created UKBA, (UK Border Agency) will carry out checks and raids, they aim for 5000 in 2008 alone. If they find that an employee does not have a legal right to work, the employer faces a fine of up to £10 000 per employee and a possible prison sentence. read full story / add a comment

There will be a picket in Bristol outside Amey's offices today, 22nd
October at 111 Victoria Street between 12.00pm and 1.30pm. A
demonstration will be also be held today outside the Institute of
Engineering and Technology on Savoy Place, London called by the Campaign
Against Immigration Controls. Both of these pickets are in support of
Colombian cleaners unfairly dismissed by the cleaning company Amey.
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7pm-9pm @ Kebele, 14 Robertson Road, Easton, Bristol read full story / add a comment

Support the Sacked Amey Workers! Equal Rights Without Borders

Assemble (with whistles and banners) October 22nd 11.30am - 1.30pm outside:

Amey Rail Plc,Albert House, 111-117, Victoria St, Bristol. BS1 6AX read full story / add a comment