Witness for the Prosecution - Colin Ward
At the end of the 2nd World War, Colin Ward was a young soldier beginning to be interested in anarchist ideas. Here he describes how he was called to give evidence against the group he later joined.
Published in Wildcat #1 1974. Text from The Anarchist Library.
Wildcat #1 (army supplement) September 1974
Supplement to Wildcat #1, focussing on disaffection, mutiny and dessertion in the armed forces. Includes contributions from Philip Sansom and Colin Ward.
Anarchy #116
Issue 116 of Anarchy: A Journal of Anarchist Ideas, from October 1970.
Cotters and squatters: housing's hidden history
Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 19 2017 10:36
Colin Ward's Cotters and Squatters explores the story of squatter settlement in England and Wales: from our cave-dwelling recent ancestors to the Diggers and on the industrial revolution; and from twentieth-century mass squatting to modern claims that The Land is Ours.
The hidden history of housing
Submitted by Steven. on Jun 24 2017 11:08
A grassroots history of housing, by Colin Ward.
Housing an anarchist approach - Colin Ward
Collection of essays on housing and the built environment from 20th century British anarchist and town planner, Colin Ward. First published by Freedom Press 1976 in London.
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