CalendarNov 07 C Words Weekend on race, climate and resource justice Nov 07 Meddling with the medlar at Royate Hill Nov 07 Overcoming Dyslexia | Young People Workshop (Pre 16 year olds) | Brist... Nov 07 Reclaim the streets, reclaim our liberty Nov 07 Bristol-PSC boycott stall Nov 07 Dyslexia Awareness Week 2009 Nov 08 Anti CCTV/surveillance Disscusion Group Nov 09 New Walls for Old protest Nov 10 Convoy to Gaza film night @ Boneyard more >>![]() indycycle
Blog feed from around BristolCall for action against proposed Bristol biofuel power station: meetin... 20 mph - Jon Rogers says No to Officers 5,000 turn up for new stadium planning meeting Transform launch new guide to legal regulation of drugs in the House o... The Benn Lecture '09: Nick Davies, 26 Nov, 7pm, Bristol's Arnolfini MPs table motion calling for drugs policy based on scientific evidence Bristol: safe passing of bicycles ?Six in bits?? Greenbelt grab nodded through with barely a wimper The wildlife in Bristol's neighbourhoods... Yet Another Cyclist Killed on the Streets of Cycling City. sick of the bloke-osphere sian and crooked rib Double Standards from the Evening Standard on cannabis classification? House of Cards sian and crooked rib |
bristol / miscellaneous Thursday October 15, 2009 19:05 by Al
First of three Trapese dayschools this Saturday, Start Producing the Future, Experiments Against Enclosure, Tools to Reclaim the Commons First of three Trapese dayschools this Saturday, Start Producing the Future, Experiments Against Enclosure, Tools to Reclaim the Commons: "Everyday, everywhere, through spontaneous and planned actions, people are changing the world, together. These everyday actions come from the growing desire to do it ourselves – plant vegetables, organise a community day to get people involved in improving where we live, expose exploitative firms, take responsibility for our health, make cups of tea in a social centre, figure out how to install a shower powered by the sun, make a banner, support strikers, pull a prank to make someone laugh, as well as think", (Do It Yourself, A Handbook for Changing our World, Pluto 2007 ../www.handbookforchange.org)Find out more here!
bristol / miscellaneous Tuesday June 16, 2009 09:14 by imcvol
University of the West of England criticized for proposed cuts to childcare and language departments. Bristol Observer writes: As if to celebrate the victories of the BNP and UKIP the University of the West of England has decided to withdraw all its language degrees, leaving applicants, existing students and lecturers in a state of disarray. Sources at the University have suggested that the decision to remove degree-level language provision was taken without consultation. Lecturers and unions say that the decision was taken on the basis of a secret report and that the data on which the decision was based is misleading. The University sent letters to applicants, students and lecturers to inform them of the decision only after course had been withdrawn from the university admissions system, leaving applicants who had accepted places on its languages courses stranded. Students and language staff report that many applicants attended a recent open day only to find that the courses they were preparing to begin have disappeared. A note sent out by a the student campaign group Save UWE Languages says “Students wishing to study languages at UWE have been attending recent open days only to find out that they can no longer chose this route of study and that they must reconsider their options” Full article.UWE Students write: As part of its programme of cuts, and in contravention of its supposed "commitment" to widening participation, the University of the West of England and its Student Union are seeking to disadvantage some students by withdrawing much needed nursery provision at the St Matthias Campus. If you need help, don't go to UWE!! Full article. | UWE: Disappearing by Degrees | U+WE = Education…. Unless you have kids! | How To Contribute Articles - A Brief Guide | Publish an Article/Event | Help Guide | Calendar | Donate | Indycycle |
bristol / miscellaneous Monday May 11, 2009 09:25 by imcvol
Closing battery farm means homes needed for 10,000 hens BARC writes; Altho this is a national call out,it is relevent to the South West as we are (hopefully) going to be helping out and are looking for help from B.Indymedia readers... 'hens hunting homes - If you can help please contact littlehenrescue@ googlemail. com. Hi, 10,000 hens need rehoming from battery farm in Norfolk which is closing-down. If you would like a hen or two or know someone who would please contact littlehenrescue@ googlemail. com. Any not rehomed by 28 June will be slaughtered. Please pass this message on. Thank you. Full Article. | Hens needing homes | bristolanimalrights.org.uk | How To Contribute Articles - A Brief Guide | Publish an Article/Event | Help Guide | Calendar | Donate | Indycycle | Get Involved! |
bristol / miscellaneous Tuesday May 06, 2008 10:32 by imcvol
Bristol Unite Against Fascism Meeting - Friday May 9th With an openly fascist mayor of Rome and the BNP gaining a seat in the London parliment and another 10 local councillors (despite fielding a candidate who claimed rape was a myth), some fear a march to the right in Europe. ZOB - UAF writes: A Bristol Unite Against Fascism (UAF) public meeting How can we organise to stop the local and national growth of the Nazi BNP? 7pm, Friday May 9th @ Transport House, Victoria Street, Bristol BS1. Full article.| Stopping the fascist BNP | www.uaf.org.uk | Other Related Links: www.antifa.org.uk | Fascist BNP leader was in Bristol | Fascist BNP leader stopped from speaking at Bath University | How To Contribute Articles - A Brief Guide | Publish an Article/Event | Help Guide | Calendar |
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