A small group of occupiers returned to St Paul’s Cathedral yesterday, November 22, to publically read out the names of 141 people killed in the recent attacks on Gaza.
This was timed for the annual Thanksgiving ceremony attended by the US Ambassador and hundreds of expat Americans. A loud-hailer was used and the reading[...]
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On the first anniversary of the Occupy London Stock Exchange camp just by St Paul’s Cathedral, Occupy London is pleased to announce the publication of ‘The Little Book of Ideas’, which aims to demystify the financial world and provide possible solutions. The free pocket sized book – written by the Economics Working Group of Occupy[...]
Read more →At around 10.30pm last night, having been threatened with arrest by the City of London Police, the four female activists who chained themselves to the pulpit of St Paul’s Cathedral, cut their chains and declared their action a success. Their aim was to put pressure on the leadership of St Paul’s Cathedral to stop sitting[...]
Read more →On the eve of the anniversary of the beginninng of the Occupy London Stock Exchange camp by St Paul’s Cathedral, supporters of Occupy London, in collaboration with Christianity Uncut, today staged a dramatic intervention to highlight their call for the leadership of St Paul’s Cathedral to stop sitting on the fence and join the fight[...]
Read more →This Saturday – #ConnectTheDots at St Paul’s; Today – Climate Justice Collective’s Big 6 Energy Bash
Supports Climate Justice Collective’s day of action against the Big 6 Energy companies today
Announces participation in international #ConnectTheDots environmental awareness day this weekend
Today – Big 6 Energy Bash
Following an eventful and inspiring May Day, Occupy London supporters are out in force today in support of Climate Justice Collective’s day of action. The[...]
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By May 3, 2012 Tags: #connectthedots, #occupymay, 350.org, big 6 energy bash, climate justice collective, st pauls
Category: News, Press releases, Statement, Upcoming Action No Comments 
Occupy London would like to clarify that the building mentioned in today’s Evening Standard is not an Occupy London building.
We have received the following statement from the group that occupied the building, which they have posted on the Evening Standard’s comments section (Please note that the first paragraph of the statement has been removed[...]
By February 3, 2012 Tags: evening standard, occupy london, squat, st pauls
Category: News, Press, Press releases, Statement, Working Groups 3 Comments
At 4pm Friday 27th January – the earliest date that any eviction of the Occupy London Stock Exchange site at St Paul’s could feasibly begin – the deadline for the Leave to Appeal for the Occupy London Stock Exchange occupation by St Paul’s will end. Marking this, Occupy London will host a number of events![...]
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By January 26, 2012 Tags: Beyonder and Benjamin Crellin. Global Witness, Big Sing Up Choir, Catherine Brogan, city of london corporation, Cynikal, David California, David Lee Morgan, Defend the Right to Protest, Ekklesia, Havva, John Sloman - Ex Uriah Heep, Kandice Holmes - Psalm Sessions, Leave to Appeal, LiA (Life imitates Art), Marcina Arnold, Max Pahlsson, Mike Faulkner, Monster Raving Looney Party Band - What’s Next, occupy london, OccupyLSX, One Love One Occupy, OneNess Sankara, Pete the Temp, Rowdy Superstar, st pauls
Category: News, Press, Press releases, Upcoming Action, Working Groups 1 Comment
Adapted by: Timberlake Wertenbaker
Directed by: Josh Appignanesi
Readers will include: Allan Corduner, Alan Cox, Sara Kestleman, Pam Miles, Tim Pigott-Smith, Ian Redford. Plus further special guests to be announced
Produced by: Occupy London
As Dickens’ bicentennial approaches, it seems only fitting for Occupy London to stage a public reading of A Christmas Carol at[...]
By December 25, 2011 Tags: a Christmas carol, Alan cox, allan corduner, Charles dickens, josh appignanesi, occupy london, pam miles, Sara kestleman, st pauls, timberlake wertenbakrr
Category: Press, Press releases, Upcoming Action, Working Groups 2 Comments
