Tash on YouTube- Assorted events in Nottingham on a Saturday afternoon
- Friday Gay night at the Sumac, Nottingham
- Gay Pride, Nottingham : A Slideshow
- A selection of Furries hang-out at the pub, Nottingham
- Pro-Palestinian Protest, Nottingham 6 April 2024 vid2
- Pro-Palestinian Protest, Nottingham 6 April 2024 vid1
- First nice spring day in Woodthorpe Park
- "All Things Go In Cycles" - Woodthorpe Park
- AcePro Chucked in the air!
- 360 Pan around Market Square, Nottingham
- Sky Mirror, The Nottingham Playhouse
- The Park Tunnel from Derby Road, Nottingham
- Protest against Nottingham City Council Cuts to services
- Nottingham Council No-Cuts Demo
- Pro-Palestinian Protest, Nottingham 2 March 2024
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Wow, look at Gideon Falter's facial expression at the end when he's been caught out 👀 #C4News
"Today Channel 4 News has seen new exchanges with different officers in different locations"
Police officer, "I've been told you keep running into the protestors"
Gideon Falter,In this experiment Dr Rob Thompson from the University of Reading shows how long it takes a cup of water to soak into parched ground. This is why heavy rainfall after a drought can be really dangerous & might lead to flash flooding
This case should never have been brought. It was a vindictive prosecution by the Solicitor General, a government minister. The judge has seen sense.
📣 BREAKING from the High Court:
Judge Justice Saini has refused permission for the Solicitor General to pursue retired social worker Trudi Warner for Contempt of Court over holding a placard outside court telling jurors they have a right to acquit on their conscience 🪧Last Saturday marked 4/20, an international celebration of all things weed, and to mark it a photographer processed a roll of film using cannabis flower.
A radical British politics rooted in nature is spreading – and the establishment doesn’t like it | John Harris
Alan Lodge's Blog - Tash's Blog on stuff wot happens - A radical British politics rooted in nature is spreading – and the establishment doesn’t like it -
The largest digital camera ever made – a 6,600-pound, 3,200-megapixel monster – is finally complete.
We've seen it in person and it's incredible! Come along with us to learn about the sensor, lens, and why it even exists.
Alan Lodge's Blog - Tash's Blog on stuff wot happens - ‘We went from naive, hippyish protesters to hardcore anarchists’: the criminal justice bill protests, 30 years on -
Researchers have discovered that some populations of monkeys have entered their Stone Age.
They have started using stone tools to break nuts and shellfish, making them a further type of primates to do so after us.
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Quote: First they came for …. then they came for me
“First they came for the Jews and I did not speak out – because I was not a Jew. Then they came for the communists and I did not speak out – because I was not a communist. Then they … Continue reading
A Short History of Enclosure in Britain
Simon Fairlie describes how the progressive enclosure of commons over several centuries has deprived most of the British people of access to agricultural land. The historical process bears little relationship to the “Tragedy of the Commons”, the theory which ideologues … Continue reading
New zines and posters in my Shop
Have recently added a few more zine titles to my shop and some A2 ‘arty posters’. Please check ’em out. https://alanlodge.co.uk/index.php/shop
‘Sky Mirror’ at the Nottingham Playhouse
Unveiled outside Nottingham Playhouse in 2001, the award-winning Sky Mirror is a renowned piece of our city’s cultural architecture that has provided the backdrop to many memories over the years. The sculpture was voted Nottingham’s favourite landmark in a landslide … Continue reading
Drive 2 Survive Protest, London
Drive 2 Survive rally to protest anti-Traveller law ‘makes history’ The Drive 2 Survive rally kicked off with an explosive start in Parliament Square last week as campaigners warned of a ‘summer of discontent’ against the new racist police bill which will “wipe out” … Continue reading
The Park Tunnel from Derby Road, Nottingham
The Park Tunnel was built in 1855 to allow horse-drawn carriages access to The Park Estate from Derby Road in Nottingham. The tunnel which links Derby Road to the aptly named Tunnel Road is one of the Park’s most unusual … Continue reading
Gideon Mendel on documenting climate change
Photojournalist and regular AP contributor Peter Dench interviews multi-award winning photographer Gideon Mendel about his career, and his acclaimed long-term projects on climate change, Drowning World and Burning World. Gideon, who won AP’s Power of Photography award at the 2024 … Continue reading
Stonehenge Festival Campaign Quarterly News – Spring 2020 Equinox
This issue dedicated to Maureen PooleAka Mo Lodge – 30th March 1953 “Mo was famous – she spoke a lot of sense and walked the talk “ – Helen Dancer Many of you, will by now, have heard of the … Continue reading
As a child, I roamed Dartmoor – and it shaped me. But across England, that freedom is being trampled on
Rosie Jewell – How can we expect people to care for the countryside if they are denied access to it? We must fight for our right to roam When people ask me where I’m from, I wryly tell them “the … Continue reading
How I Turned my Android Phone Into a Camera Monitor
I’ve used the advantage of using my phone larger screen as an external monitor. Useful for studio and location shots. landscape etc and especially useful for me in re-photographing my negative archive. [Not much cop in a riot though]. How … Continue reading
Lecture 2 Festivals Events 400 pics. 60mins
Lecture 2 Festivals Events 400 pics. 60mins Festivals, Travellers, Stonehenge, Glastonbury, Free Party, Music, Environmental Protest, Reclaim the Street, Unions, Civil Disobedience, Policemen and …….. Lecture Slideshow 2 60mins. 400 pics / 9 sec change
Bristol van dweller numbers have quadrupled says report
By Pete Simson & Jasmine Ketibuah-Foley BBC News, Bristol The number of van dwellers in Bristol has quadrupled since 2020, according to new figures. A Bristol City Council report said the number had increased from 100-150 three years ago, to 600-650 in … Continue reading
‘Negative Art’
I the middle of re-photographing black and white negatives. Thought I do a couple of direct negatives without inversion.
Much of England’s ‘national landscapes’ out of bounds, say campaigners
Right to Roam finds areas of outstanding natural beauty have on average poorer footpath access than rest of England Helena Horton Environment reporterFri 15 Mar 2024 12.00 GMTShare England’s most stunning “national landscapes” are largely out of bounds, and 22 of … Continue reading
Right to roam: paths to 2,500 public areas are being blocked by landowners due to outdated laws
Vixen Tor is a distinctive, craggy granite outcrop on the western side of Dartmoor, the largest and highest upland area in southern England. But this secluded moorland beauty spot, with a right to roam provided by the Countryside and Rights of Way … Continue reading
