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Barnet Starbucks turned into library by Barnet residents, UK Uncut & Occupy London supporters
Barnet residents, anti-cuts campaigners and Occupy London supporters have just transformed a Starbucks in Barnet (811 High Road N12) into a library to highlight the impact of cuts upon women’s services, as part of UK Uncut’s national day[…]
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By December 8, 2012 Category: News, Newswire, Press, Previous Action No Comments 
Five Occupy London supporters viewed as a threat to the reputation of the UK economy have had the cases against them thrown out of court – with every single arrest deemed unlawful by the presiding judge.
District Judge Lachhar at Hammersmith Magistrates’ Court in West London dismissed the case this week (19 September) against the[…]
Four members of the group Climate Siren, which included Occupy London supporters, chained themselves to Buckingham Palace gates on Saturday 23 June to highlight the biggest threat to our planet, climate change. The activists were there for over 4 hours and the stunt attracted national and international media attention. Their banners included a quote[…]
By June 25, 2012 Category: Energy, Equity & Environment, News, Previous Action, Working Groups 2 Comments
Following reports that a number of the UK’s biggest cultural organisations have renewed millions of pounds worth of sponsorship deals with BP, Occupy London collaborated with art activist collective Liberate Tate to stage a mourning over the environmental destruction propelled by the oil industry – with an art installation and subsequent happening involving a melting[…]
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By January 16, 2012 Category: News, Press, Press releases, Previous Action, Statement, Working Groups No Comments
Occupy Hackney had a great afternoon in Mare Street with more than over forty Hackney based occupiers coming together.
There was a local samba band, cinema in the evening screened onto the wall of the old town hall, lots of people stopping and asking questions, kids dancing, flyers given out plus some interactive boards with[…]
By December 15, 2011 Category: News, Press, Press releases, Previous Action, Upcoming Action, Working Groups 2 Comments
Jesse Jackson and others to speak at St Paul’s at 3pm today
Occupy London announce meeting point for 6pm action is Piccadilly Circus
Update on Occupy Everywhere across the UK
Today, 15 December (#D15), Occupy London, as part of its day of creative action – Occupy Everywhere – targeted Lloyds Banking Group, with some equine[…]
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By December 15, 2011 Category: News, Press, Press releases, Previous Action, Statement, Upcoming Action, Working Groups No Comments
Updated with transcript of interview at bottom 😉
Occupy London invites people to get involved in global movement for social and economic justice
Calls people to get involved and submit witness statements in support of legal case for St Paul’s occupation – deadline 3pm today
Following the surprise thank you gig by Radiohead’s Thom Yorke,[…]
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By December 9, 2011 Category: News, Press, Press releases, Previous Action, Statement, Upcoming Action, Working Groups 6 Comments
Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, Massive Attack’s 3D & Tim Goldsworthy of UNKLE played a surprise thank you gig last night at Occupy London in support of the global movement for social and economic justice.
Occupy London’s alternative UBS office Xmas party featuring poets, dancers and comedians was joined by some very special anti-corporate entertainment in the[…]
By December 7, 2011 Category: News, Press, Press releases, Previous Action, Statement, Upcoming Action, Working Groups 6 Comments
Occupy London – part of the global movement for social and economic justice – today highlighted the corporate greed endemic in the UK and called for a change within society.
About 60 protestors gained entry into the offices of mining company Xstrata, a ‘leading light’ of the FTSE 100 and British industry to highlight the[…]
By November 30, 2011 Category: News, Press, Press releases, Previous Action, Statement, Upcoming Action, Working Groups 72 Comments
