The gentle sound of birdsong on Brandon Hill was interrupted by a chant: “War criminals! Out of Bristol!” The words came from a small group
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Low Turnout Hampers Bank Holiday Kill The Bill March
Having survived police batons and dogs, wind and rain, and hostile media coverage, Bristol’s Kill The Bill movement may have finally met its match in
Interview: Robyn Hambrook on Clowning and Activism
When you hear the word “clown”, the first thing to come to mind is maybe a circus, or a children’s birthday party, or perhaps even
Residents Campaign for Social Justice on the Streets of Bishopston and St Andrews
In Douglas Adams’ Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, the alien Ford arrives on Earth and supposes cars to be the dominant species. A visit to
‘Hit Them Where it Hurts’: inside the Largest Student Rent Strike in Recent History
Students at the University of Bristol (UoB) are staging one of the largest rent strikes in recent history with over £1m being withheld from the
Pink Paint and People’s Assemblies: meet the council candidate bringing activism to city hall
On February 15th, Rachel Lunnon was arrested for throwing pink paint onto City Hall. On May 6th she could return to the seat of Bristolian
