Reclaim The Streets flyers gallery

A collection of flyers for Reclaim The Streets protests, parties, events from 1995 until the early 2000s. Taken with thanks from various online sources including the RTS website, History Is Made At Night, etc.

RTS Camden 14th May 1995

RTS Upper Street Islington 23 July 1995

RTS Islington 1995 back of street party flyer

RTS 1996 poster

RTS M41 West London 23-July 1996

RTS M41 West London 23 July 1996

RTS M41 West London 23 July 1996

RTS Manchester 19 October 1996

RTS Manchester 19 October 1996

RTS Trafalgar Square 12 April 1997

RTS Trafalgar Square 12 April 1997

RTS Birmingham 14 May 1998

RTS Birmingham 14 May 1998

RTS Birmingham 14 May 1998

RTS Birmingham 14 May 1998

RTS Brixton 6 June 1998

RTS Brixton 6 June 1998

RTS Tottenham 6 June 1998

RTS Nottingham 19 September 1998

RTS Nottingham 19 September 1998

RTS Berlin 29 September 1998

The City's full of merchant bankers & they don't give a toss! Fuck 'em Friday JUNE 18th 1999 meet 12 noon Liverpool St Station further info: http://www.gn.apc.org/june18 June 18th', PO Box 9656, London, N4 4JY

RTS J18 Carnival Against Capitalism 1999 flyer

RTS J18 Carnival Against Capitalism 1999 flyer

RTS J18 Carnival Against Capitalism 1999 flyer

RTS J18 Carnival Against Capitalism 1999 flyer

June 18101999 A day of protest, action and carnival in financial centres across the globe "The collapse of the global marketplace would be a traumatic event w maginable consequences. Yet I find it easier to IMAGINE than the continuation of the present regime." George Soros, Financial speculator, predator & profiteer

RTS J18 colour flyer

RTS J18 colour flyer

RTS J18 colour flyer

RTS City of London J18 Carnival Against Capitalism June 18th 1999

Gold cover with black text - do not underestimate the power of global resistance

RTS City of London J18 Carnival Against Capitalism June 18th 1999

RTS J18 Carnival Against Capitalism June 18th 1999

RTS J18 poster

RTS City of London J18 Carnival Against Capitalism June 18th 1999

RTS City of London J18 Carnival Against Capitalism June 18th 1999

RTS Cultures of Persistence January 2000

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS London Mayday 2000 Guerilla Gardening Parliament Square

RTS East London Docklands 10th September 2003 DSEI

RTS big flyer

RTS big flyer

RTS big flyer

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