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London ACG have carried out five successful street distros of our paper The Jackdaw in the last few days!!!

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The London group of the ACG has decided to stop keeping this blog going as we have an active London FB account and a national website which is regularly updated. We also contribute to the London-based Rebel City blog.

See links on this blog to take you to the active FB page and national website.

DAY OF ACTION AGAINST EMPTY HOMES OCTOBER 22ND

We all are aware of the housing crisis with increasing homelessness, insecurity of tenure, the lack of social housing, and rents that take up much of people’s wages. Meanwhile, thousands of homes are empty or let out as airnbs. Capitalism has made a commodity out of our most essential needs- homes are property and the source of profit for a few. Corporations and individuals buy up property to make money by: letting it out at high rents, turning the property into a holiday rental, or letting it sit empty, waiting for the value of the land to go up. There are also many second homes which sit empty for most of the year, often in prime holiday destinations such as Cornwall and Wales. Most of the rich of the world have at least one home in London, visiting occasionally. This demand for investment properties and second homes for the well-off put property prices up. Local residents struggle to buy or rent something they can afford. In an anarchist communist society, all resources, includin

Right to Protest Victory for Great Ormond St strikers

After a protest outside the courts on Wednesday, the strikers have won the right to mount an effective protest. This is a victory given the current climate with the State’s aim to crack down on all protest in its Police Bill. Message sent to UVW members. “Last week’s draconian restrictions against us were dropped after tough negotiations with Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH). We can now protest and picket again in support of the striking security guards , but with some ground rules. We had been banned from singing, dancing and waving banners within 200 metres of the hospital. We can now sing, dance and wave banners anywhere, but there are some restrictions within 50 metres, including using amplifiers and sticking to designated areas. We will be seen and heard by the wealthy GOSH trustees.” We refer you to the new court order for full details. For more info about the campaign see: https://www.uvwunion.org.uk/en/campaigns/

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