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bristol / community / event notice Thursday October 22, 2009 23:50 by one of no borders
Fundraising gig for Alphonse Daudet Touna read full story / add a comment
south west / protests / press release Thursday October 22, 2009 22:11 by Hereford anti-fascist   text 4 comments (last - wednesday october 28, 2009 20:27)
The BNP will be holding their annual fundraising dinner at the Chase Hotel* in Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, this Saturday evening.

* PLEASE CALL THE CHASE ON 01989 763161 AND LET THEM KNOW WHAT YOU THINK.
* Email them on res@chasehotel.co.uk read full story / add a comment
south west / corporations / news report Thursday October 22, 2009 17:29 by Fair and balanced
There's signs up in post offices titled "Customer information"...
They start out; "The CWU has chosen to call strike action in different
sections of the Royal Mial on Thursday 22nd and Friday 23rd October."

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south west / the environment / press release Thursday October 22, 2009 16:48 by Jim Duffy
EdF, who plan to build two giant reactors at Hinkley Point, have insisted upon a series of supposedly legally binding agreements with Sedgemoor, West Somerset and Somerset Councils allowing EdF to exclude certain planning information from the Freedom of Information Act. (1) This move has occured despite legal advice to councils that they cannot 'contract out' of the Freedom of Information Act. (2) read full story / add a comment
bristol / community / news report Thursday October 22, 2009 12:15 by Fighting the [twisted] arms trade
The other Monday I was at Easton Community Centre. I’d popped in to use their computers. While I was there I noticed a load of people milling around the outside in white paper suits. I could see this was no protest against GM crops being planted in the hanging baskets. So what was going on? Had someone been murdered and this lot were from the local constabulary – forensics – gathering evidence and checking out the scene of a crime?
Obviously not. Cause I’d been allowed to wonder in.
It turned out they were there to do voluntary work. It seems they did a bit of painting and planted some heather. How twee!
Anyway the computers were down so I had to move on. I went to St.Werberghs Community Centre.
Low and behold there were this strange group of yuppie looking executive types in white paper overalls again. I could tell they weren’t on community service for some alleged misdemeanour, they weren’t smoking enough. Anyway they just oozed of office workers/do-gooders.

It was abit strange cause they kept themselves to themselves, not interacting with anybody, just planting heather, picking up litter and white-washing the walls.

Bearing in mind these Community Centres have a great deal of use from the refugee communities in the area: refugees who are often displaced due to Britain’s foreign policies .i.e fucking wars. I was hugely upset to discoverer that these groups where from BAe fucking systems. Just so there is no mistake BAe systems are not only MASSIVELY corrupt but they are one of the world’s biggest arms dealers. Since they are so big they rely on constant wars for their very survival. The very wars that displace people turning them into refugees overnight.
What the FUCK is going on?

It would appear that those bastards from BAe claimed they were on a team building day at Community Centres in deprived areas all over Bristol.
What you and I might regard as a good skive and an early finish followed by a fast adjournment to the pub.
I personally believe this exercise was to ease their collective corporate guilt.
Well I say don’t bother. I never saw any of the white paper suited brigade inter-react with anybody other than a manager when asking where the nearest B&Q was to buy some paint brushes. (They couldn’t shop in the local hardware shop cause they’d only brought a credit card).

When I enquired at Barton Hill Settlement if they’d had requests from BAe for such ‘team building’ days, I was told that scum [my interpretation] like that wouldn’t be allowed on the premises. ‘Good for you,’ I say.

This bit is for BAe – Stop making weapons that kill and maim children, women and men.

Plus FUCK OFF and DON’T COME BACK. BASTARDS.
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bristol / community / news report Thursday October 22, 2009 11:14 by imcvol
Audio from Cube Event on 5th Oct 2009. read full story / add a comment
Please print and distribute.
bristol / peace / event notice Thursday October 22, 2009 06:38 by Typowriter   image 1 image
Convoy to Gaza film night
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bristol / community / event notice Thursday October 22, 2009 00:59 by sib   text 1 comment (last - friday october 23, 2009 07:51)
Free afternoon of making things In 35 Classics

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bristol / community / event notice Thursday October 22, 2009 00:23 by sib
Bristol anti cctv and surveillance group
second encounter.

"Surveillance cameras clearly present a serious threat to privacy and civil liberties and the alleged trade-offs of safety or security are unproven and vastly outweighed by the risk of creating a police state."
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bristol / peace / news report Wednesday October 21, 2009 19:51 by Decommissioners

Yesterday two of the defendants in the decommissioning trial, were successful in their appeal of their conviction for offences relating to the 2008 'Carnival Against the Arms Trade'. Both defendants had been arrested in a mass invasion of the EDO MBM/ITT carpark. Fifteen people were arrested after the 'Carnival', which Sussex Police described as a riot. read full story / add a comment
bristol / corporations / news report Wednesday October 21, 2009 18:07 by worker   image 1 image   1 attached file
The strike by CWU members (http://www.cwu.org/) this Thursday and Friday looks set to go ahead, despite intense pressure and intimidation by Royal Mail bosses, the entire Government, all 3 main political parties, the CBI and every boss keen to exploit their workers for profit. On the sidelines, historic strikebreakers like TNT (remember the printers Wapping strike?), Manpower and other private companies hoping to benefit from the break-up of Royal Mail are licking their lips in anticipation.
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Taa Bristol 2009
bristol / community / announcement Wednesday October 21, 2009 14:00 by insurgentArtist   text 1 comment (last - saturday october 31, 2009 16:42)   image 1 image
The location has been revealed for Bristol Temporary Autonomous Art 2009.
The address is:
The Bell Hotel
112 Bell Hill Road
Bristol
BS5 7NF

here is the map: http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=BS5+7NF&oe=utf-8&rls=or...gEwAA read full story / add a comment
Paul Reid
bristol / community / news report Wednesday October 21, 2009 13:16 by Antonio Farruggia   image 2 images
“TEACHING has changed so much over the years,” are the opening words from Paul Reid, a 39 year old from Perry Barr, when you ask him what he thinks of his new career.

“I really struggled when I was at school. It was differrent back then and admitting you had a problem understanding something wasn’t easy.’”

Paul was a car mechanic for 15 years before suffering from arthiritis and decided to change career.

“I loved mechanics so much that I decided that I wanted to teach others how to do it,” he explained.

Paul enrolled on a City and Guilds Further Education Teaching Course at Josiah Mason College in order to acquire the necessary skills and gain a teaching qualification.

Paul decided to go all the way and since completing his course he has progressed on to a Certificate in Education, a university qualification delivered at JMC in partnership with University College Worcester, which will make him a fully qualified full time teacher.

Shortly after embarking on this journey, he was offered a job as a mechanics tutor at Greensprings Training.

To find out more, write to us on info@DyslexicBrian.com / +44(0)7969789893 or come to our Dyslexia discussion groups.
27 - 29 Wilder Street, Brisrol BS2 8PY http://dyslexicbrian.com/about/ read full story / add a comment
From the Arms Trade...
bristol / protests / event notice Wednesday October 21, 2009 10:48 by Bristle knows   image 1 image
No to Economic conscription! Stop the War. dismantle the Arms Trade...How? read full story / add a comment
bristol / community / news report Wednesday October 21, 2009 09:46 by fw
Here is another update from the Brooks Planning Group. We are always happy for more people to join in the tasks of the Group. Call Judy on 07908 219834 or email saintwerburghs at gmail.com read full story / add a comment
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bristol / peace / event notice Tuesday October 20, 2009 22:13 by Ed Hill   text 1 comment (last - tuesday october 27, 2009 20:56)   image 1 image
TUESDAY 27th October
Bristol Palestine Solidarity Campaign
Monthly meeting organising public meetings, stalls, demos, actions and more. read full story / add a comment
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bristol / peace / event notice Tuesday October 20, 2009 22:08 by Ed Hill   image 1 image
Thursday 22nd October
Meeting of BGL Convoy group
5.15pm at the BDA (Black Development Association) office
5 Russell Town Avenue Redfield Bristol BS5 6AR
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=bs59lt&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF-8...&om=1
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bristol / peace / event notice Tuesday October 20, 2009 21:49 by Edward Hill   image 2 images
ILLUSTRATED TALK - ISRAEL/PALESTINE – WHY?
Friday 23rd October, 7.30pm
at the Horfield Quaker Meeting House,
300 Gloucester Road, Horfield, Bristol BS7 8PD read full story / add a comment
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bristol / protests / news report Tuesday October 20, 2009 17:11 by stevio   text 2 comments (last - tuesday october 20, 2009 23:52)   image 2 images
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bristol / miscellaneous / event notice Tuesday October 20, 2009 16:34 by Nick Thomas   image 3 images
A Science Café with Nhamburo Ziyenge and Fidelis Mherembi. read full story / add a comment
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