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Tue 9 Dec 7.30pm Liverpool Social Forum Meeting Autonomous space for free discussion, information sharing and organising events and actions. Anyone interested in being involved is welcome. Next To Nowhere, 96 Bold Street, Liverpool. Click for more details.
Tue 23 Dec 7.30pm Liverpool Social Centre Meeting A meeting place where groups and individuals who are committed to bringing about a better world can find ways to work together in a non-hierarchical way. Next To Nowhere, 96 Bold Street, Liverpool. Click for more details.
Mon 5 Jan 8pm Feminist educational The educationals are women-led & women-centred, but feminists, may-be feminists, & allies of any gender will be welcome. Next To Nowhere, 96 Bold Street, Liverpool. Click for more details.

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06-01-2009 21:55

Liverpool 2009: Capital of Crisis?

As Liverpool hands the Capital of Culture baton over to Vilnius and Linz, the city’s economy is in for an extremely tough year. Top council leaders claim Liverpool is in particularly good shape to ride out the global economic collapse, but statistics and analysis show they could not be further from the truth. Read more >>

04-01-2009 14:20

Hundreds Condemn Gaza Slaughter In Liverpool

As the young conscripts of the Israeli Defense Forces prepared for a ground invasion, about three hundred people protested in Liverpool against the now week-long military assault on Gaza Strip Palestinians. Read more >>

11-12-2008 23:32

Wirral Against Service Cuts

A crowd of two hundred or more Wirral residents gathered at Wallasey Town Hall last night, to show their anger at the council's planned cuts to vital services. Read more >>

03-12-2008 21:08 | 1 comment

New Nerve Examines Work

The latest edition of Nerve - Liverpool's social issues and culture magazine - is out now. This time the focus is on definitions and experiences of work. Read more >>

01-12-2008 22:09 | 2 additions | 2 comments

Merseyside Police Protect British National Party

On Saturday, 29th November, Merseyside Police protected around one hundred and fifty British National Party members from the people of Liverpool and other anti-fascists. In doing so, they allowed racist material to be openly distributed in Liverpool city centre on one of the busiest shopping days of the year. However, Alec McFadden of Merseyside Coalition Against Racism and Fascism and Weyman Bennett of Unite Against Fascism must shoulder some of the responsibility for this horrifying turn of events. Read more >>

01-12-2008 22:01

What, No Prices?

More than 150 people came to Next To Nowhere's Free Shop on Saturday. This was a one-off event to mark Buy Nothing Day. The organisers encouraged people to come in by offering free tea and toast and free mistletoe on the street outside. Read more >>

26-11-2008 22:54

Liverpool anti-ID picket: No One Is Illegal

20 students and No Borders/anti-ID campaigners from Manchester made their way to Liverpool on 25th November, the day that the government introduced ID cards for non-EU nationals living in the UK. There they joined a group of 30 Merseyside activists outside Reliance House to protest at the introduction of compulsory ID cards for international students and non-EU spouses on that day. Read more >>

11-10-2008 17:44 | 11 comments

Merseyside Police Versus Freedom Of Speech

An entirely legal demonstration in solidarity with international Freedom Not Fear day was disrupted and halted in Liverpool this afternoon, and two arrests were made, provoking an astounding show of anger from the public. Read more >>

14-09-2008 21:54

Pulling in the crowds - vegan food fayre

The vegan food fayre, held at Liverpool's social centre Next To Nowhere, drew the crowds last Saturday. Read more >>

18-08-2008 15:32 | 5 comments

Cameron ambushed

Cameron visited the Wirral on 14th August for a Q&A session and "faced a dozen protesters opposing (hunting) reintroduction on the way in, and one fierce questioner on the issue within the hall." - Liverpool Daily Post Read more >>

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