Half a million take to the streets of London against cuts 500,000 people marched today against the coalition government's austerity measures, with the support…
Further disruption at Vivergo Fuels Following on from the blockades earlier this month, wildcat blockades continue with police warning motorists to avoid the area in the mornings…
Only the beginning of their offensive Leaflet distributed by Manchester Class Struggle Forum at both Manchester universities on Tuesday the 22nd of March and Thursday the 24th of…
Jobs, Growth, Justice: an alternative that isn’t - Junge Linke With its economy in recession, the British government plans to cut a sizeable chunk of its subject’s…
Henry, Agnes 1850-1915 A short biography of Agnes Henry, active in the British anarchist movement in the 1880s-1890s
Everything we've won: they want it back - Anarchist Federation Analysis and poster by the Anarchist Federation about the emerging anti-austerity movement and…
Is it worth protesting against council cuts? In the wake of a series of anti-cuts rallies outside council buildings recently I thought I'd look at them through a slightly different lens -…
Humberside construction workers in Vivergo Fuels blockade Workers at joint BP project involved in early morning wildcat action against job losses
Portet, Lorenzo 1870-1917 A short account of the life of Lorenzo Portet, active alongside Francisco Ferrer and an anarchist militant in Spain, Argentina, France and Liverpool.
White Lion Free School Islington A personal account of being a student at the White Lion Free School in Islington, London, which existed from 1972 to 1990. Its primarily to counter a negative perception given by a former teacher, who wrote a book called 'Free School: The White Lion Experience'.
Anarchism and syndicalism in Brighton in the late 19th and early 20th centuries A short account of anarchism and syndicalism in Brighton in the 1890s-1910s.
Casualisation and 'flexibility': an analysis An overview of the casualisation of work, and some of the broader implications of the forced “flexibilisation” of the labour market.