Norwich Anarchists Website
Sep 18 2006 13:21
I've been doing a bit of work on the Norwich Anarchists website. What do people think of it? Any feedback would be much appreciated (you don't have to be from Norwich or anything!)
Its at http://www.norwichanarchists.org/
Cheers, Rich
Sep 19 2006 12:55
#2
Where in Norfolk are you moving to?
Sep 20 2006 09:51
#3
The far north, near Fakenham. Not too far for the odd trip to Norwich I guess. 
Sep 22 2006 10:19
#4
If you want help with any kind of activities in Fakenham, let us (norwich anarchists) know!
Sep 22 2006 13:01
#5
Thanks rich, as soon as we're settled in I'll head down to Norwich to meet you all. Saii gave me some contact details; I'll aim to get to a meeting as soon as I can.
Sep 29 2006 09:27
#6
Great! I'll look forward to it!
Oct 13 2006 17:22
#7
Right, here I am. Living in North Norfolk, discovering once again all the reasons why jobs are shit and the secret of a deeply miserable life.... as if I didn't know already from all the other jobs I've had.
As soon as I get paid I'll get myself down to Norwich for a meeting; November 13th is it?
Looks like I'm going to be too skint to get down to London for the bookfair this year, oh well, at least BT have deigned to give us a phoneline now, only taken the bastards since 25th September to get an engineer out for the job!
Oct 14 2006 13:44
#8
Yeah next meeting is November 13th, we're looking for an alternative venue at the minute. If you need crash space then that can be arranged. I'm going to update the NA site with a more comprehensive list of what's going on over the weekend. There is a Norwich ABC meeting (just letter writing really) on the 25th at Micawber's tavern. There aren't masses of us, there's a fairly large anarcho/activist kind of community but it is generally spread pretty thin across a lot of things. Be great to hook up! Also there is the East Anglia Social Forum, which is Nov. 11th in cambridge. www.easf.org.uk Where you'll most likely meet Saaii, some Ipswich anarchists and some Norwich Anarchists.
Looks really good. Maybe moving to Norfolk won't be so bad after all.