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Today in London striking history, 1968: Injection Moulders lock-out begins, Queensbury
In June 1968, 85 machine operators were locked out of the Injection Moulders factory in Queensberry, North-west London, as a… READ MORE
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We Remember: John Olday, gay anarchist revolutionary, artist, insurrectionist…
John Olday (1905 – 1977), born Arthur William Oldag, was an anarchist revolutionary, artist, cartoonist and writer, active in Germany, France… READ MORE
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All This Week: Beating the Bounds
Beating the Bounds – also sometimes called ‘Gang-Days’ – was an old folk custom, generally used to keep alive knowledge… READ MORE
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A long lost communique from the Situationist Tendency of the Labour Party, 1990
The following communique was sent in the post to London anarchist freesheet Autognome in mid-1990. Autognome was a provocative rag,… READ MORE
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Go, Move, Shift: 1000 years of laws against travellers, wanderers & trespass
The clauses making serious attacks on the right to protest in the proposed Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, currently… READ MORE
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