Tash on YouTube- 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
- Pro-Palestinian Protest, Nottingham 17 February 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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Tag Archives: guardian
A radical British politics rooted in nature is spreading – and the establishment doesn’t like it
From right to roam to anger over polluted rivers, a new breed of activists is pushing back against environmental destruction Sun 21 Apr 2024 13.00 Something very interesting is happening in the UK, to do with nature, the expanses of … Continue reading
Interest in working-class photography booms but barriers to industry remain
Despite films and exhibitions celebrating working-class photographers, their voices are increasingly rare today Lanre Bakare Arts and culture correspondent At the end of Tish, the documentary about the photographer Tish Murtha, one of the lingering questions posed by her daughter Ella is … Continue reading
Quote : As a 45-year old taxpayer, I object to this persecution ….
“As a 45-year old taxpayer, I object to this persecution. I am glad my son enjoys the camaraderie and happiness that is the predominant experience at a rave. I am proud that he is intelligently experienced in the use of … Continue reading
Facebook Pix : Castlemorton, DiY, FreeParty and Clubs
First submission for a feature in ‘Saturday Guardian Mag’ “We are running a feature on the 30th anniversary of the Criminal Justice Bill in The Guardian’s Saturday magazine. It will publish on Saturday 20th April. “ https://tinyurl.com/2ysdm7xy
“Radical Landscapes, Tate Liverpool. Reviews:
” …. Alan Lodge’s photographs (pp.28-30.144,147) at Stonehenge capture that pre-rave, free festival pilgrimage. They are as important to me as Homer Sykes photographs; he was so clearly part of this movement rather than a photo journalist reporting on it. … Continue reading
Another Guardian review : Nukes in the brooks: the artists who weaponised landscape art
Two reviews in the Guardian … this one is kinder to the show: “…. The trespasses are represented in the show by 1930s press photographs. Images from half a century later, taken by Alan Lodge, of the confrontation now known … Continue reading
Guardian Review – Radical Landscapes
Guardian didn’t like the show .. but liked my bit, well yes, of course “…. Alan Lodge shows slides and videos of free festivals in the late 80s including at Stonehenge; the soundtrack had me wanting to shuffle along with … Continue reading
The dying art of the photographic darkroom – video
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/video/2011/jan/14/photographing-death-darkroom-video
The Guardian has removed 3 very recent articles
The Guardian has removed 3 very recent articles apparently by order of a judge for ‘contempt of court’.The story in the first removed article is about a letter signed by more than 400 Scientists and academics which states that they … Continue reading
