Dignity March, Bristol to Cardiff
Dignity for Asylum Seekers March to Cardiff 29th May – 2nd June
Category: Main Feature
Bristol Radical History Zone Line up for the Bookfair this Saturday
Roll up, Roll up, Come to the Bristol Radical History Zone this Saturday at the Hydra Bookshop, where you can here about Wally Hope and the Stonehenge Festival, Women Boxers, Street Farms, Asian Youth Movements, World War One resistance and the Bristol film premiere of Epiphany.
Bristol Anarchist Bookfair After party at the Red Lion
Once you have had you head filled up with radical ideas, your bag is heaving with new books and belly full of vegan food, head down to the Bookfair after party for a good knees up to some rabble rousing music.
Bristol Anarchist Bookfair this Saturday, Permanent Culture Now Line Up announced
Bristol Anarchist Bookfair this Saturday, free entry, workshops on local food, community food growing, the commons, transition and much more. Click here to find out more.
Organise. Create. Exchange. Bristol Cable hosting 30+ free workshops on the media, sign up now
This is the simple but effective plan of The Bristol Cable, a new media co-operative launching in the city.
From real local investigations, innovative infographics, community round-table discussions and a people’s history, The Bristol Cable aims to be an essential community resource, presenting different voices and ideas to provide what the corporate press cannot – independent, citizen led, accountable journalism. Click here to find out about the free workshops we are running to make this a reality.
The rise and rise of the amateur – how the social economy is taking off, in Bristol and beyond
Article aims to celebrate the increasing engagement in volunteering, public involvement in the community and the rise of community organizations and projects, especially utilising the fast developing online/digital landscape, and particularly, how good Bristol is at doing this.
The rise and rise of the amateur – how the social economy is taking off, in Bristol and beyond
Article aims to celebrate the increasing engagement in volunteering, public involvement in the community and the rise of community organizations and projects, especially utilising the fast developing online/digital landscape, and particularly, how good Bristol is at doing this.
Anarchists meet in Bristol to plan resistance to NATO summit
Next weekend (19th/20th April) people from different parts of the UK will converge on Bristol for a meeting of AAN: the Anarchist Action Network.
Are you a “Modern Slave”?
Bristol No Borders ask, are you a modern slave? Read this article to find out if your call centre job equates to slavery.
Bristol becomes a national Extreme Energy frontline
The two most important new power stations you haven’t heard about… and why you want to ride with us this Saturday… A couple of months ago we found out that we have an imminent and nationally strategic extreme energy threat on our doorstep. One that we may be in a position to make or break. The tide seems to be turning in our favour but it’s going to need a big push. So obviously the best solution is to go for a bike ride with a sound system and eat some cake in a park this Saturday…