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Boundary review – Greens do pretty well

Adam Ramsay 13 September 2011 Boundary review – Greens do pretty well2011-09-13T09:40:03+01:00 England & Wales 7 Comments
Boundary reviews are always a frighting time for MPs. You can fight for years to win a constituency, then have it dissolved in the blink of a commission. For the…
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“Unrestrained capitalism eats away at the fabric of our society” – Caroline Lucas’ conference speech

Bright Green Editors 9 September 2011 “Unrestrained capitalism eats away at the fabric of our society” – Caroline Lucas’ conference speech2011-09-09T14:30:06+01:00 England & Wales 2 Comments
Thank you for that introduction and for your warm welcome. It’s great to be here in Sheffield. And what a chance to see first-hand the excellent work of the City’s…
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Finding a sense of place: community, art and the UK riots.

Alasdair Thompson 24 August 2011 Finding a sense of place: community, art and the UK riots.2011-08-24T08:55:22+01:00 England & Wales 3 Comments
What is it that makes a community? We talk a lot about communities in political discourse but to what do we actually refer when we use the term? After the…
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Riot prosecutions raise questions over due process and human rights

PeteSpeller 18 August 2011 Riot prosecutions raise questions over due process and human rights2011-08-18T08:30:21+01:00 England & Wales 1 Comment
The handling of legal cases from the UK riots that took place last week has caused a great deal of controversy. Lawyers in the UK have posed some serious questions…
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The rise of the Far-Right after the riots

KateHarris 13 August 2011 The rise of the Far-Right after the riots2011-08-13T10:30:10+01:00 England & Wales 10 Comments
I wish we could ignore that petition. You know which one. The one that would have innocent people thrown out into the street because of what someone in their family might…
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Sweeping Up Glass

JonathanKent 12 August 2011 Sweeping Up Glass2011-08-12T08:30:28+01:00 England & Wales 4 Comments
"Whatever the apparent cause of any riots may be, the real one is always want of happiness" Tom Paine, Rights of Man. I watched London consumed by fire on Monday…
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Apocalypse Now

Bright Green Editors 11 August 2011 Apocalypse Now2011-08-11T13:35:29+01:00 England & Wales 9 Comments
By Anna Perkins This week I pace around my South-West London home and feel the same sensation I’ve been feeling since Monday: vague panic, helplessness, and a strange kind of…
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From Tottenham to Oxford: time to listen

Adam Ramsay 10 August 2011 From Tottenham to Oxford: time to listen2011-08-10T14:00:18+01:00 England & Wales 13 Comments
The list of complaints is a mix, but it isn't surprising: Anger that millions are being spent on the Olympics, but none is seen to benefit local young people. Local…
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Alienation: Jimmy Reid

Bright Green Editors 10 August 2011 Alienation: Jimmy Reid2011-08-10T09:00:37+01:00 England & Wales 12 Comments
Today, on the first anniversary of his death, we are pleased to re-print the address made by the great Scottish trade unionist and journalist Jimmy Reid on his election as…
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London riots: of course they are political

Adam Ramsay 8 August 2011 London riots: of course they are political2011-08-08T20:20:24+01:00 England & Wales 74 Comments
The most surprising thing about these riots is that anyone is surprised. Here in Oxfordshire, youth workers have been predicting for months that things would kick off this summer. Of…
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