Freedom Press

Content by and about Freedom Press, an anarchist publishing house and bookseller founded in London in 1886.

Examining the 2007 Royal Mail dispute

Rob Ray explains the introduction of competition to the postal service, and why it will be the government, not postal workers, who the public…

Burma: International power play?

Rob Ray looks at the economics surrounding the ‘Saffron Revolution’ in gas-rich Burma for Freedom newspaper

All’s fare in train robbery

Rob Ray looks into the strange case of train travel price hikes which have no apparent economic basis for Freedom newspaper

It’s war in Royal Mail

As one of the most significant workplace battles of recent years comes to the boil, Freedom talks to a postal worker about how class warfare is…

Nicolas Sarkozy: A mandate for class war

Conservative politician Nicolas Sarkozy has won the French Presidential election ...

Libcom's Eye-Spy at the Anarchist Bookfair

Libcom's own version of the popular in-car children's game involving regular sights at the annual Anarchist Bookfair in London.

Asda: part of the Wal-Mart spy ring

Following an admission from US supermarket giant Wal-Mart that the company has employed some of its estimated 400 investigators to spy on groups…

Private Equity: a vicious new breed?

Rob Ray looks at the recent manoeuvrings of Private Equity and asks what relevance its growth may have

Organising for resistance - Interview with an AFed activist

Freedom talks to ‘Bob’, a longstanding member of the Anarchist Federation, about UK’s main anarchist…

Greek university occupation: The education sector has recently become an important arena of struggle both in the UK and abroad

Mobilising educators

A conference on education could bring together three out of the four major class struggle federations in the UK under one house this June, to…

Projectile: The interview

Freedom newspaper caught up with a member of the collective organising Projectile, the annual anarchist film festival in Newcastle.

Barker, Ambrose, 1859-1953

Short biography of East London radical secularist and anarchist, Ambrose Barker, who was active in the Socialist League, Walthamstow Anarchist Group and the London Freedom Group.