Bristol

Organising in the voluntary sector - interview with Bristol Solfed

An interview with Solidarity Bristol (Solfed) about one of their members helping organise a voluntary/community sector workplace. From Direct Action #34, 2005.

Class War issue 21 cover shows four men confronting a policeman with the slogan "there ain't nothing like a good game of piggy in the middle!"

Class War #21 1986

An issue of Class War from late 1986 including: 3 page article on riots in St Pauls (Bristol), Broadwater Farm aftermath, riots in Plymouth,…

Rent Strikes: Organisation and Action

Article about the Bristol University Rent Strike from a participant and member of Leeds SolFed.

7 Lies Police Have Told You About The Bristol Protests

The police have been desperate to build a narrative of valiant officers defending Bristol from…

What actually Happened in Bristol – and How a Narrative is Built

An article from a member of Bristol Anarchist Federation on the Kill the Bill demonstration and…

Direct actions in solidarity with the people of West Papua

Three short articles from Black Flag #219 (2000).

Xtra! #4 1980

Issue 3 of Xtra! from 1980. A compressed version of a scan made available by the comrades at Sparrows Nest, Nottingham.

The 1912 Leeds Anarchist Conference

Carrying on a regional tradition common in the 1890s and early 1900s(for example in Scotland), anarchists met for what was the first known UK wide conference in 1912. We here reproduce a text by Joseph Buckman who appears to be a historian of working class struggles and immigration especially of the jews.