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Whose windows? Tory HQ owned by tax dodgers

Bright Green Editors 12 November 2010 Whose windows? Tory HQ owned by tax dodgers2010-11-12T11:38:34+00:00 *Society* 6 Comments
This post is by land campaigner and author Andy Wightman, and first appeared on his blog. Amidst all the press coverage of the student demonstration in London on Wednesday, one…
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You can tell this wasn’t the ‘usual suspects’

Bright Green Editors 12 November 2010 You can tell this wasn’t the ‘usual suspects’2015-03-11T01:02:36+00:00 *Society* 12 Comments
By Beth Tichborne Was it spoilt middle-class kids making unrealistic demands, or was it thuggish anarchists undermining the mainstream peaceful movement? What happened at Millbank is already being twisted uncomfortably…
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“This is the expression of a generation at the end of its tether” – Young Greens

Bright Green Editors 11 November 2010 “This is the expression of a generation at the end of its tether” – Young Greens2015-03-11T01:02:47+00:00 *Society* No Comment
The Young Greens, the youth and student branch of the Green Party have today commented on the student protests in London. Sam Coates, co-chair was at Millbank yesterday, he said:…
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Anger of a Doomed Youth

Adam Ramsay 10 November 2010 Anger of a Doomed Youth2010-11-10T21:31:56+00:00 *Society* 16 Comments
Scenes of 18 year olds smashing the windows of the Tory Party HQ were not what I expected today. I expected it to be big - possibly the biggest demonstration…
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Kept your Promises? No you Haven’t.

Alasdair Thompson 10 November 2010 Kept your Promises? No you Haven’t.2010-11-10T18:07:56+00:00 *Society* 4 Comments
On Sunday John Hemming, Lib Dem MP for Birmingham Yardley, claimed that not only had the Lib Dems stuck to their pre-election pledge to introduce a fairer system of university…
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Anger for Doomed Youth

Peter McColl 20 October 2010 Anger for Doomed Youth2010-10-20T17:46:06+01:00 *Society* 1 Comment
Listening to George Osborne’s introduction to today’s Comprehensive Spending Review made me angry. Very angry. For all sorts of reasons. But the one that made me most angry was his…
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Review of Higher Education & Student Finance in England

Alasdair Thompson 12 October 2010 Review of Higher Education & Student Finance in England2015-03-11T01:03:23+00:00 *Society* 5 Comments
Half a century ago just 6% of young people went to university, paid for through general taxation. The other 94% subsidised those 6%, but that was OK because the people…
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Conference Fragments – Mobilising the Jilted Generation

Adam Ramsay 16 September 2010 Conference Fragments – Mobilising the Jilted Generation2010-09-16T17:05:30+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 3 Comments
I spoke, along with Shiv Malik of 'Jilted Generation', at the Young Greens fringe on 'mobilising the jilted generation'. Shiv spoke eloquently about how Thatcherite liberalism has screwed today's 20…
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Conference fragments – Right decision on home education

DarrenJohnson 15 September 2010 Conference fragments – Right decision on home education2015-03-11T01:03:48+00:00 *Society* 13 Comments
When I first joined the Green Party back in the eighties you could almost put money on any debates about education being dominated by discussions on home schooling and experimental…
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Time to join a union

Alasdair Thompson 9 September 2010 Time to join a union2015-03-11T01:04:21+00:00 *Society* 1 Comment
In light of today's speech by Vince Cable, and several ominous articles in the press and on-line, it seems the UK's science community is beginning to formulate a response. Jennifer…
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