United Kingdom

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

Base Publication

Online archive of Base. Publication produced & sustained by the base collective, contributors & readers. Funded solely by donations & printed by Aldgate Press. Formerly the Occupied Times of…

Review: Film & the Anarchist Imagination by Richard Porton

Book review from Black Flag #218 1999.

Mark Barnsley

Prisoners - Black Flag

Round up of prisoner solidarity from Black Flag #218, 1999.

Anarchist Black Cross Bulletin - London ABC

The Anarchist Black Cross Bulletin was produced by London ABC in the early 1990s, covering prisoner solidarity, prisons, miscarriages of justice…

Taking Liberties newsletter - Anarchist Black Cross (Sheffield/London)

Partial online archive of Taking Liberties, a 1990s newsletter of the Anarchist Black Cross covering…

The Medicine Still Isn't Working: Hayek's Economics Exposed – Black Flag

Article on the neoliberalism of New Labour and the folly of Hayek from Black Flag #218 1999.

Big House Bigotry and the Good Friday Agreement - Black Flag

Article on Northern Ireland and New Labour from Black Flag #218 1999.

"Twenty-first Century Anarchism: Unorthodox Ideas for a New Millennium" - review by Graham Purchase

Critical book review from Black Flag #218 1999.

The damage assessors list is endless and in the eurovision rioting stakes London

J18: In the City... All Around the World – Black Flag

Black Flag on the J18 anti-capitalist protests on June 18th 1999 in London and globally.

List of SPGB pamphlets with dates

Deleted chronological list of pamphlets from https://web.archive.org/web/20151104085358/https://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb/node/3724/list-pamphlets-dates

Southall Black Sisters interview - Black Flag

Southall Black Sisters are a black women's group that were formed in the late 70s and are still going strong today. They have campaigned…

Stuart Christie interviewed for Black Flag in 2010

Interview: Ade Dimmick talks to the famed author, agitator – and Black Flag founding member – Stuart Christie for the magazine’s 40th anniversary…