United Kingdom

Content about events and struggles in what is now the United Kingdom.

Protesters at Occupy Glasgow.

Open letter from Glasgow Women's Activist Forum to Occupy Glasgow

Below is an open letter from Glasgow Women's Activist Forum to Occupy Glasgow. If your organisation…

The renewed imposition of work in the era of austerity: prospects for resistance

Aufheben analyse the continuing shift from welfare to workfare in the UK.

25 years of the Anarchist Federation

Published in the Anarchist Federation's twice-yearly magazine Organise! issue 77, Winter 2011, as part of the 25th anniversary issue, this…

Police at Occupy Oakland.

Class Rules Everything Around Me / WOT, NO DEMANDS?

DSG briefly outline the break from the 'We Are All in This Together" rhetoric in regards to the economic crisis and how new forms of class…

Attack the Block, directed by Joe Cornish

An apparently refreshing take on underclass alienation soon sours into the same old rancid reaction

Unite the struggles - Anarchist Federation

Leaflet from the London Anarchist Federation on the wave of occupations and upsurge in class struggle as austerity bites, arguing the working class to unite separate struggles.

A short history of the London Workers Group, 1977-1985

A short history of the London Workers Group, which existed from 1977 to 1985, written by Dave Morris, a former member, in 2006.

Bournville School defeats academy plans

Parents and staff at Bournville school have successfully defeated plans to turn the school into an academy.

Muckraker 5

Edinburgh Muckraker 5

This issue of Edinburgh Muckraker was produced in response to the upcoming vote by Edinburgh Council on Oct 27th on the privatisation of council…

Sparks fly: electricians' direct action over pay cuts

Earlier this year the ‘Big 8’ major construction employers announced plans to tear up an industry…

Rebellious Media Conference 2011

Impressions from the alternative media event

Nine anti-fascists acquitted at Welling trial

Nine anti-fascist defendants were acquitted today, but six more remain in prison in need of support.