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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.

Support the Food March on Saturday, Oct 15th.

The Landworkers Alliance is calling for a march on Parliament as part of European-wide days of action. From the website : Why are we mobilising? Our governments aren’t doing enough to implement the kind of transition we urgently need in our food and farming systems. We need change, and we need it now. That’s why we’re bringing consumers, farmers, growers, youth, activists, change-makers and food system workers together to march in London and demand that policymakers take action. Demands include: A legally enshrined right to food : so that everyone can access healthy, affordable and culturally-appropriate food Ambitious agricultural support policies : which support farms of all sizes in their transition to more sustainable farming practices Better livelihoods for farmers : through better regulated and fairer supply chains and markets Stand up for standards : international trade agreements that prioritise the welfare of farmers, animals, eaters and the environment in the UK ...

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,...

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