University of Sussex anarchist society -
Active student group meets weekly on Sussex uni campus. Activities inc. discussion groups, freeshops, anti-cuts, other organising - as determined by will and energies of individuals. Open group - new participants always welcome.
email sussexanarchists@gmail.com to join e-list or for any enquiries.
wiki currently at sussexanarchists.org, but not well-maintained, might change soon.
Edinburgh University Anarchist Society (EUAS)
euas.noflag.org.uk
"The main aim of the society is to pursue goals conducive to a free and equal anarchism in wider humanity. We hold and wish to promote the values of equality, liberty and respect, and these are the foundation ideas upon which the society is based"
For more info on what we do, how we do it and how to join, see our website.
One of the projects we're working on is to make our publication Polemic a national student zine that anyone can write articles for.
There's an anarcho group at UEA in Norwich.
Contact info: norwichanarchists@gmail.com
De Montfort University Autonomous Group
Newly formed Anarchist Group at DMU. Any anti-authoritarian leftists welcome.
Is it possible for someone to add us to the blog?
De Montfort University Autonomous GroupNewly formed Anarchist Group at DMU. Any anti-authoritarian leftists welcome.
Is it possible for someone to add us to the blog?
Done, but I wasnt sure where to list DMU geographically as the other admin has been doing, dividing things between North and South, so i put it under Midlands...is that right or wrong? sorry, my geography outside of london (and in it for that matter ) isnt the best...
Midlands is fine, Leicester is classified as that. Is it possible to put add our blog/paper to it as well?
Midlands is fine, Leicester is classified as that. Is it possible to put add our blog/paper to it as well?
indeed it is. post your blog address here (i assume your paper can be accessed on your blog?) and ill stick it up next to your email on the directory.
Dont suppose anyone has any Manchester contacts do they? I'm trying to find out a bit more about the occupation etc.. Having moved back from London, I'm out of touch here
Anarchist Federation list the following groups in this month’s Resistance:
Birmingham (including West Midlands):
Brighton (including Lewes)
Bristol
East Anglia (including Norwich & Cambs)
Hereford
Hull
East Kent (including Broadstairs, Canterbury, Margate etc.)
West Kent (including Maidstone,
Gravesend/Dartford, Medway towns and Swale)
Leicester
Leeds
Lincoln
Liverpool/Merseyside
London
Manchester
Mansfield
Newcastle
Nottingham (including Notts & Derbyshire)
Preston (including Blackpool and North Lancs)
Sheffield
Surrey/ Hampshire -
Worcester
York
Aberdeen:
Edinburgh & the Lothians:
Glasgow
Stirling
Cardiff & South Wales
Dont suppose anyone has any Manchester contacts do they? I'm trying to find out a bit more about the occupation etc.. Having moved back from London, I'm out of touch here
Well, there are some students in Manchester who use LibCom.
There are the people behind Network X and the members of the AF.
The site of the Dhaka factory collapse is now cleared; new concessions and reforms are announced. Some further reflections...
A fascinating look at an alternative 'economic strategy' in US mining communities during the 1930s Depression.
A short biography of Volin (Voline) Russian anarchist and one of the founders of the anarchist synthesis
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Queen Mary Autonomous Group (QMAG), dastardly outlaws of Queen Mary, University of London. We have a blog too. Our email is on the blog, or you can drop us a message on our facebook group page.
We're not solely for students - we have staff members involved as well, and encourage both staff and students to be involved. In fact, staff are probably the majority of our group. Go us!