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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Chalking on the public pavement has always been a fun, fluffy thing to do to express what your'e feeling and perhaps make one or two people think.

Man gets arrested for chalking on the public pavement charged with causing criminal damage. Also gets his wrist broken by the police, his DNA and fingerprints taken. His case is dropped due to the chalk washing away in rain.......

Chalking on the public pavement is now a fun, fluffy thing to do but is also an opportunity to stick up for your rights and shows the police that we won't be intimidated by their attempt to crack down on our freedom to express ourselves!

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Latest research and figures from BBC News Lunchtime Today read full story / add a comment

Following the attack on the Bansky piece, the PRSC have fixed it. read full story / add a comment

And it is the usual claim that the money is needed for 'investment'. read full story / add a comment

A coach will be going from Bristol to Birmingham for this event. Text or call 07595 745441 to book a place. 11 quid waged, 8 quid unwaged return. read full story / add a comment

This month's BAN meeting will be held on Thursday 9th April, downstairs in the Hobgoblin at 7.30. read full story / add a comment

7.30pm, Wednesday 1st April

@ Hawks Gym, Roman Rd, Easton read full story / add a comment

Following on from the two successful gatherings so far, a rural hack meeting in the Wye Valley in June 2008 and an urban one in Leeds in October 2008, HacktionLab is pleased to announce its next rural gathering taking place between Thursday 11th and Sunday 14th June 2009 once again in the Wye Valley. read full story / add a comment

Spring is here! New growth and fresh energy is all around. And if you feel in need of a personal spring-cleaning, what could be better than a whole free festival devoted to Mind, Body and Spirit? Saturday 4th April sees dozens of practitioners and therapists filling the Pierian Centre, offering you a feast of stalls, talks and tasters to choose from. read full story / add a comment

There will be a benefit gig night to raise funds to campaign against animal cruelty at The Plough in Easton, Bristol on 4th April (night before the national Animal Rights Collective meeting). read full story / add a comment

Speaker followed by open discussion.
All welcome. read full story / add a comment

7.30pm Wednesday 25th March

Hawks Gym
Roman Rd,
Easton
BS5 6DH read full story / add a comment

A Huntsman from Devon's been jailed for a moronic, unprovoked attack on a hunt monitor. read full story / add a comment

On Tuesday 17th March there will be a Bristol meeting to build for "March for Jobs, Justice and Climate" at the G20 meeting, Saturday 28th March.

With the world economy in turmoil the most powerful leaders will meet in London in just under a month's time to discuss the handling of this crisis. It is time we make our voices heard, we will not suffer in silence and pay for their crisis. We will not watch the willfull destruction of our planet for the relentless pursuit of profit for the few. We will not stand by as two thirds of the world starve to death. We demand real action that Puts People First. read full story / add a comment

Come one come all! The national squatters gathering will be going ahead in Clifton, Bristol city this weekend.

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Just looked out of my window and saw the light looking amazing so managed to get a few shots off before it went. read full story / add a comment

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Holy crap! Uncontrollable artists descend apon candlelit chaos corner to burn the house down and raise the roof (at the same time!!). Whoop! Whoop! Thats the sound of da Police. They be thinking your a sucker for their shoppaphonic junk blues. Come show em how wrong they are. read full story / add a comment

There’s a chance to hear about the latest developments in Zimbabwe when Lucia Matibenga MP comes to Bristol on Monday to address Bristol ACTSA. read full story / add a comment