Two hundred and fifty people marched through Bristol yesterday (November 20) to mark Trans Day of Remembrance. A demo and march, under the theme “unsafe
Author: James Ward
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ACORN Action Targets Eviction Solicitors
Rain was closing in as the group gathered in Castle Park, just off Bristol Bridge on a grey Friday afternoon. Immediately recognisable by their red
The Fight to End Corporate Advertising in Bristol
Everyday, tens of thousands of motorists – workers, shoppers, tourists – arrive into Bristol via the M32. Towering over the roadway to greet them are
Unions Lead March for Climate Justice
As world leaders continue to sit at COP26 in Glasgow, thousands marched through Bristol today in a global day of action for climate justice. Today
Palestine Action Elbit Rooftop Occupation
Activists from Palestine Action occupied the offices of Elbit Systems yesterday (Nov 2), with three activists on the roof and others using converted fire extinguishers
Opinion: What the Recent Cladding Crisis Rally Teaches Us About the Right to Protest
Protest is often portrayed as a fringe concern, something for woke lefties with too much time on their hands.
Every now and then, however, a protest comes along that subverts that image, proving that protest is, and can be, for everyone.
The Bristol Activist 