Monthly Archives: April 2005

Chetwynd Barracks, Chilwell is where most of the Reservists and TA’s being sent to Iraq are mustered. The Blair Government orders these troops to fight an illegal, unjust and murderous war. Many tens of thousands of Iraqis have been killed … Continue reading →

Critcal Mass is a regular event. The meeting point is the Savoy cinema on Derby Road in Lenton on the last Friday of every month now at 5.30pm. We even got a police helicopter, to look over us, for our … Continue reading →

Blimey!! the Freedom of Information Act and allsorts. So many requests, it’s been like drawing teeth. But finally, the government published the Attorney General’s full advice Iraq Resolution 1441 [7mar2003] on the legality of opening the war against Iraq has … Continue reading →

Friday 29th April 2005 starts 17:30 Critcal Mass is a regular event. The meeting point is the Savoy cinema on Derby Road in Lenton on the last Friday of every month now at 5.30pm. The ride lasts no more than … Continue reading →

Sunday April 24, 2005 The Observer http://observer.guardian.co.uk/business/story/0,6903,1468695,00.html Photography shapes our world – and our perception of it. Think of the Vietnam war and what comes unbidden into your mind? Here’s my guess: that photograph of the naked little girl running … Continue reading →

It’s 20 years, since the major trashing of my community, travelling on the way the make the “Peoples Free Festival of Albion” at Stonehenge. Piccys of the event at: http://tashcamuk.fotopages.com/?entry=415990 http://tashcamuk.fotopages.com/?entry=415991 It was a regular event on the calender. A … Continue reading →

http://www.makepovertyhistory.org http://www.tjm.org.uk These pictures are from the Nottingham Event. St Peters Church, Nr Broadmarsh: http://tashcamuk.fotopages.com/?entry=411775 >>>> Trade Justice believe everyone has the right to feed their families, make a decent living and protect their environment. But the rich and powerful … Continue reading →

Jason Deans, broadcasting editor Friday April 15, 2005 http://media.guardian.co.uk/broadcast/story/0,7493,1459919,00.html The widow of British documentary film-maker James Miller, who was shot dead in Gaza two years ago, has condemned the Israeli army’s decision to acquit an officer of illegally using his … Continue reading →

Nottingham IMC meeting will be on the 18th of April at 7.30pm at the Sumac Centre, 245 Gladstone St, Forest Fields, Nottingham, NG7 6HX, 0845 458 9595. There is an idea to set up an Indymedia Collective in nottingham. Various … Continue reading →

How Tory made a family disappear Nicholas Watt Tuesday April 12, 2005 The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/guardianpolitics/story/0,,1457742,00.html Left: Conservative candidate Ed Matts with Ann Widdecombe protesting in support of the Kacheps family, who were facing deportation. Right: The same picture, doctored to … Continue reading →

It’s 20 years, since the major trashing of my community, travelling on the way to make the “Peoples Free Festival of Albion” at Stonehenge. It was a regular event on the calendar. A little different to the ‘managed access event’ … Continue reading →

Just after PM’s Questions, this chap stood up, to introduce a Ten Minute Rule Bill titled: “Equal Enforcement of the Law”. A fine sentiment perhaps, that what law we do have, should be equally applied to all citizen. However, he … Continue reading →

6th-10th April 2005 From Wednesday the 6th until Sunday 10th of April 2005, the “Festival of Dissent!” will take place in rural Lanarkshire, near Coalburn, Scotland. Hundreds of people are expected to attend the event, which is one of many … Continue reading →

Martin Wainwright Wednesday April 6, 2005 The Guardian http://society.guardian.co.uk/crimeandpunishment/story/0,8150,1453090,00.html An overhaul of the way Nottinghamshire police deals with serious offences begins next week after its chief constable claimed that government budgets had left his officers “reeling” in the face of … Continue reading →

2:00pm May 1ST 2005 PARLIAMENT SQUARE Mr Blair is calling an election, but what choice do we have? The percentage of people voting falls each year as the main parties become ever more similar in their bid to woo middle … Continue reading →

In Nottingham, there was a noisy demo at Market Square at noon, Saturday 2 April Pictures at: http://tashcamuk.fotopages.com/?entry=399281 and on Indymedia at: http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2005/04/308207.html Several hundred turned out on this bright sunny afternoon. We stand against racism and fortress Europe and … Continue reading →