Bristolians Against Fluoridation are campaigning to stop the introduction of fluoride into Bristol's water supply by the Bristol PCT. Fluoride is an accumulative poison which, as many studies show, can cause extensive damage to health. If you are concerned please come and join us. read full story / add a comment

Demo Against Hungtindon Life Sciences - who are responsible for the death of over 500 animals every single day. read full story / add a comment

Benny Wenda, a tribal leader from West Papua, brings his Lani Singers to the Pierian Centre on Sunday 13th September. Benny is part of the line-up for Voices From Afar, an evening that brings music and performers from all corners of the world. read full story / add a comment

Monday 15th starting around 7am read full story / add a comment

The environmental charity Global Action Plan is training households to tackle their ecological footprint via the programme EcoTeams. Participants learn how to reduce the amount of waste produced, use less energy and thereby cutting energy costs. A free training event will be held in Bristol on the 26th of September, where participants will be trained as EcoTeam leaders and learn about the process of an EcoTeam and how to set up their own. read full story / add a comment

FILMS & MEDIA WORKSHOPS PROGRAMME

The Films & Media Workshops programme is coordinated by Bristol Indymedia collective. The Films and Media Workshops room is on the 1st floor, adjacent to Room 2. read full story / add a comment

The latest version of the Co-Mutiny programme of events has been released as Avon and Somerset Police desperately launch Co-Mutiny twitter service..... read full story / add a comment

We invite everybody to demonstrate noisily at the main offices of Mitie Group on Wednesday week (16th September) at 11.

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Bristol Indymedia & Bristol Radical History Present: No Retreat

Monday 5th October 2009, 8pm at the Cube Cinema, Stokes Croft, Bristol

Entry £3/£4 (but nobody refused entry for a lack of funds.) read full story / add a comment

Artists at Mivart Street Studios in Easton invite you to a weekend celebrating the process of creativity with more than thirty artists, makers, performers and designers. read full story / add a comment

With the shops full of 'back to school' bargains, Home Educating families in
Bristol are joining together for a 'Not Back to School' picnic on Wednesday 16 September. College Green 11.30 - 2pm. Bubble blowing at 2: All welcome.
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Local bee-keeper Allen Coates will talk us through general wine-making principles, with an emphasis on making delicious, honey-based wines incorporating local fruits and spices... read full story / add a comment

Emporium @ the Emporium
14th – 19th of September 2009

Doors open 12-7pm daily
37 Stokes Croft, Bristol, BS1 3PY
FREE read full story / add a comment

"The Students Think We're Making Submachine Guns"
A Free Film screenings at PLAN 9:

Fuck Gesture with Bristol Anarchist Bookfair present
a night of films exploring the labour process and
the process of realising alternative collective desires.

A 1930s French cinema classic

A 1960s avant garde german film essay

A contemporary documentary exploring the relevance of the Black Panthers today

Free Film screening at PLAN 9 (Art Space Life Space/The Island), Bridewell Street, Bristol, BS1 2PZ.
Thursday 10th September 2009 730pm. read full story / add a comment

A benefit for the Bristol Anarchist Bookfair and Haven Distro (Books to Prisoners).

At The Croft, 117-119 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3RW.
8pm to 2am, £5 b4 11pm (or £4 with bookfair programme); £6 after 11pm, on the door.
Advance tickets (limited number) will be available at £6 from Bristol Ticket Shop, on Union Street, Bristol BS1. read full story / add a comment

next full-meeting: 7.30pm Wednesday 9thof September @ Kebele, 14 Robertson Rd, Bristol. read full story / add a comment

Main gallery, First Floor: Architecture Centre, Bristol
3rd November - 22nd November
Easton is a vibrant, multi-cultural, yet deprived inner city ward in Bristol. This ward has seen a high level of organic regeneration due to its proximity to the city centre, most of which has occurred in an ad-hoc manner. An influx of young professionals and creative types has been juxtaposed with a host of derelict sites and a lack of sustainable local amenities.

The Love Easton Urban Design Task Group was formed in February 2009 by a group of residents. It aims to create a strategic document for the Easton area to help transform it in a controlled manner, falling in line with the visions and aspirations of the local community and city wide policy. Their objective is to work in a small group to find pioneering and innovative ways to encourage the community to have their say and be involved in the consultation process to transform their neighbourhood.
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Main gallery, First Floor: Architecture Centre, Bristol
3rd November - 22nd November
Easton is a vibrant, multi-cultural, yet deprived inner city ward in Bristol. This ward has seen a high level of organic regeneration due to its proximity to the city centre, most of which has occurred in an ad-hoc manner. An influx of young professionals and creative types has been juxtaposed with a host of derelict sites and a lack of sustainable local amenities.

The Love Easton Urban Design Task Group was formed in February 2009 by a group of residents. It aims to create a strategic document for the Easton area to help transform it in a controlled manner, falling in line with the visions and aspirations of the local community and city wide policy. Their objective is to work in a small group to find pioneering and innovative ways to encourage the community to have their say and be involved in the consultation process to transform their neighbourhood.
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Main gallery, First Floor: Architecture Centre, Bristol
Easton is a vibrant, multi-cultural, yet deprived inner city ward in Bristol. This ward has seen a high level of organic regeneration due to its proximity to the city centre, most of which has occurred in an ad-hoc manner. An influx of young professionals and creative types has been juxtaposed with a host of derelict sites and a lack of sustainable local amenities.

The Love Easton Urban Design Task Group was formed in February 2009 by a group of residents. It aims to create a strategic document for the Easton area to help transform it in a controlled manner, falling in line with the visions and aspirations of the local community and city wide policy. Their objective is to work in a small group to find pioneering and innovative ways to encourage the community to have their say and be involved in the consultation process to transform their neighbourhood.
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Starting at Love Easton Community Café, 5 Stapleton Road.Visit some of Easton’s potential development sites and share your own development ideas, with the help of architects and designers. read full story / add a comment