Occupy London will this Saturday 28 July join more than 40 groups protesting against the Olympics for the ‘Whose Games? Whose City?’ demonstration, organised by the Counter Olympics Network.
“The Olympics are meant to be a celebration of human endeavour. However the ‘people’s games’ in London are subject to the whims of global corporations and[…]
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By July 25, 2012 Category: News, Press, Press releases, Upcoming Action 1 Comment 
Every morning this week, Occupy activists have been up early, quietly placing stickers on the panels of the ‘Boris bikes’, which are sponsored by Barclays.
The London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) rate fixing scandal is being described as possibly the biggest fraud in history, affecting hundreds of trillions of dollars of financial transactions.
Despite[…]
By July 12, 2012 Category: News, Outreach, Upcoming Action, Working Groups 2 Comments
There is an assembly at St Paul’s Cathedral this Saturday 23rd June 2012, at 5pm by the Real Democracy Working Group entitled Spain and the Monarchy.
This event is NOT an Occupy London General Assembly and any claims made to the opposite are incorrect.
Occupy London is continuing its series of General Assemblies entitled[…]
By June 21, 2012 Category: GA Planning and Process, News, Upcoming Action, Working Groups No Comments
The Occupy Nomad camp in London has just arrived and are building a new space for political discussion in Hampstead Heath – the Vale of Health, which is managed by the City of London Corporation. [1] The City of London have continually courted controversy from plans to commercialise the supposed ‘public’ space from dog walkers,[…]
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By June 13, 2012 Category: News, Press releases, Statement, Upcoming Action 14 Comments
Occupy London warmly invites individuals, grass-roots organisations and community groups to join us for a discussion of the ideas, experiences, visions and strategies that will make better social living a practise. By sharing our stories and community based approaches, we can find common ground.
This series starts on Saturday 16th June and will continue each[…]
By June 12, 2012 Category: News, Press releases, Statement, Upcoming Action No Comments
Finsbury Square eviction imminent
The potential forceful eviction of the Occupy London Finsbury Squarecamp is expected to happen in the early hours in the next few days, with residents choosing to mark the eviction with peaceful resistance. The potential eviction follows Justice Hickinbottom ruling on Friday at the High Court that Islington Borough Council has[…]
By June 6, 2012 Category: News, Press releases, Statement, Upcoming Action No Comments
Demands distributed en masse at UN meeting in New York
Sign-on petition website launched
Occupy London has joined with other members of the global Occupy movement to issue a radical sign-on statement calling on negotiators at the UN Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development to raise their ambition to the level that the science demands. Noting[…]
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By June 2, 2012 Category: News, Press releases, Statement, Upcoming Action 1 Comment
On the 22nd of May #OccupyOil will be holding a funeral procession for Dutch Shell Oil. In a turnaround we are calling for the end of Shell’s destructive behavior throughout the world, from the west coast of Ireland to the Niger Delta.
Many people have lost their lives resisting the behavior of this unethical company.[…]
By May 16, 2012 Category: News, Press releases, Statement, Upcoming Action No Comments
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 Category: News, Press releases, Statement, Upcoming Action No Comments
