Norwich Anarchists

Norwich Radical Film Forum Jan - March 2010

Tired of Mainstream films?
Bored of the blockbuster?
Want more than just passive consumption?

Norwich Radical Film Forum presents a season of film and discussion. If you’d like to watch and discuss film which has something to say about society, the way we live and the way we could live please come and join us at:

Public Debate: Anarchist Federation & SPGB. University of East Anglia, 30th May 09

Public debate between the Anarchist Federation & the Socialist Party of Great Britain:

"What are the similarities and differences between the Socialist Party and Anarchist positions?"

University of East Anglia

Saturday 30th May, 2 - 5pm

more details to follow..

Free film showing "Zeitgiest Addendum", Norwich, 22nd March 09

Sunday 22 March, 7pm
Film showing: ZEITGEIST ADDENDUM
With introduction, interval and discussion.
Garden House, 1 Pembroke Rd, Norwich NR2 3HD

Hosted by SPGB (East Anglia Region Branch)

The Great Commotion revived!

A group of anarchists from UEA and members of the Anarchist Federation have relaunched the Norwich newsletter.
Check it out here: http://greatcommotion.blogspot.com/
Contributions and such are always welcome.

Anyone still there?

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Proposed changes to forums

We are planning on removing all group forums on this site, as they get very little traffic and most groups tend to favour their own forums or lists or whatever. You can read about the changes on http://libcom.org/forums/feedback-content/proposed-changes-forums-09092008 and if you want to place an objection please do so there....

Downtown Norwich

Anyone in a central Norwich tavern this coming Saturday lunchtime (26th) and would like to buy me a pint?

Peter Good(TCA)

What's going on in Norwich

If anything? I moved here last September...I can't find anything going on or other people interested in anarchy and activism. (At the art school anyway)...
I want to get involved with stuff and meet people smile

Songs of Anarchy

Some time ago a CD entitled "Songs of Anarchy and Revolution from all over the World" was produced by Norwich Solidarity Centre. Is it still available?

EDP forums

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