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Will England’s inner cities burn again this summer?

Bright Green Editors 17 February 2012 Will England’s inner cities burn again this summer?2012-02-17T15:09:49+00:00 No Comment
by Ryan Bridgwater Angry, young and poor: Youth unemployment in Britain stands at over one million and those who are employed face low pay or even no pay in the…
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Will England’s inner cities burn again this summer?

Bright Green Editors 17 February 2012 Will England’s inner cities burn again this summer?2012-02-17T12:45:19+00:00 England & Wales 2 Comments
By Ryan Bridgewater Angry, young and poor: Youth unemployment in Britain stands at over one million and those who are employed face low pay or even no pay in the…
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Death in Custody: Police Shame or 'Excited Delirium'?

Bright Green Editors 4 February 2012 Death in Custody: Police Shame or 'Excited Delirium'?2012-02-04T11:53:10+00:00 No Comment
by Joel Sharples Imagine the following scenario: a police officer’s home is broken into by a gang of eleven youths, who chase him into the street and beat him to…
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Aid is Aid, not a Bribe

Bright Green Editors 1 February 2012 Aid is Aid, not a Bribe2012-02-01T19:18:38+00:00 3 Comments
by Alys Mumford Now normally I manage to resist the urge to rise to a Daily Mail article I disagree with. But for this one: 'Well that's gratitude! We give…
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Time to move your money

Bright Green Editors 31 January 2012 Time to move your money2012-01-31T12:11:02+00:00 Environment 1 Comment
Clare Coatman Many or most of us make choices based on ethical concerns every day – whether it’s avoiding brands linked to sweat shops or opting for fairtrade coffee; but…
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Time to take Britain out of our greatness

Bright Green Editors 26 January 2012 Time to take Britain out of our greatness2012-01-26T17:46:41+00:00 Scotland 4 Comments
This guest post from Anthony Barnett was first on Our Kingdom Alex Salmond’s Hugo Young lecture, delivered yesterday evening in King's Place, the Guardian's headquarters, was an enjoyable affair. It…
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Why I am taking my university to court.

Bright Green Editors 24 January 2012 Why I am taking my university to court.2015-03-11T00:48:37+00:00 England & Wales 8 Comments
First year biological science student Sam Weaver is taking the university of Birmingham to court over its widely publicised “ban” on protests, he explains here in his own words what…
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Internet censorship is about more than SOPA/PIPA

Bright Green Editors 19 January 2012 Internet censorship is about more than SOPA/PIPA2012-01-19T21:41:21+00:00 9 Comments
By Carl van Tonder Dear everyone, Thank you for your concern over SOPA/PIPA. I find your attitude towards online censorship puzzling, however. Friends in the UK, your internet is almost…
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Why I’m scared of the supermarket: reflections on bigotry, disappointment and acceptance

Bright Green Editors 15 January 2012 Why I’m scared of the supermarket: reflections on bigotry, disappointment and acceptance2012-01-15T13:26:11+00:00 8 Comments
by A. Adams, first published at Be Young and Shut Up I’ve returned to the town where I grew up for the first time since leaving for university and a…
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Being debt campaigners in a world preoccupied with debt

Bright Green Editors 13 January 2012 Being debt campaigners in a world preoccupied with debt2012-01-13T12:00:35+00:00 2 Comments
By Alys Mumford DISCLAIMER: I work for Jubilee Scotland but am writing in my own capacity. The world is changing: debt and deficit are front page news, the general public…
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