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skip to content or view mobile version home | mobile | editorial | mission | privacy | about | contact | help | security | support a network of individuals, independent and alternative media activists and organisations, offering grassroots, non-corporate, non-commercial coverage of important social and political issues. full article : 1999 - 2016 28-04-2017 20:19 open publishing was disabled on this site in mid-july 2016 as there was a very low volume of original grass roots news reports from activists being posted and the collective running the site was dwindling as people were working on other things. from 1st may 2017 this site is a static archive and will no longer be updated. the history of is somewhat documented under the indymedia topic but the full history is yet to be written and perhaps never will be... but this archive will remain available. see you in the streets! related categories | indymedia | birmingham | cambridge | liverpool | london | oxford | sheffield | south coast | wales | world full article | 8 comments build gardens not prisons 08-09-2015 18:53 the campaign against a new mega-prison being built near wrexham got a boost recently when the reclaim the fields network held an action camp nearby. the reclaim the fields international action camp, attended by 100-150 people, ran from 28th august to the 2nd september 2015 and was hosted by a local anti-fracking site . workshops explored the links between land struggles, prison abolition and other issues including gender, animal liberation and freedom of movement. people held evening noise demos at three prisons in the region in solidarity with those inside, leafletted the local town, and picketed several companies involved in the mega-prison . finally a blockade of the construction site held up lorries for over 4 hours without any arrests. as anyone with experience of them knows, prisons are abusive places used to control and threaten people, particularly those of us who are working class, people of colour, or disobedient. we need justice processes based on strong, vibrant communities, not more prisons and cops harming our communities. the new prison would be the biggest in the uk, and the second biggest in europe. it aims to open in 2017 and would give the state enough cages to lock up an extra 2100 people. meanwhile, robert king of the angola 3 will give a talk on struggle and revolution in the us prison system , on wed 16 sep in dundee. community action on prison expansion | reclaim the fields uk | gardens not cages | frack free wrexham | borras community protection camp related categories | fracking | repression | social struggles | wales full article | 3 comments maximus: same circus, different clowns 05-03-2015 23:42 on monday 2nd of march 2015, there were demonstrations in over 30 towns and cities around the uk (plus toronto) against maximus, the us based health insurance corporation that has taken over the contract from the french it company atos to administer the work capability assessment on behalf of the department of work and pensions. atos announced its exit from the contract in early 2014 following an intense period of direct action against the company by groups such as disabled people against the cuts . the day of action was timed to coincide with the first working day of the new contract, with the spotlight turned on maximus as well as the continued use of work capability assessments and the life-threatening consequences of the ongoing government attacks on the sick and disabled. in central london, to the chorus of "david cameron is a w*****" (youtube) activists from dpac hit the streets, taking direct action to block traffic and at one stage bringing traffic to a standstill on victoria street in the shadow of big ben. the demonstrations across the uk on the streets were complemented with an online twitter campaign using the hashtags #maximarse and #scrapwca, the latter trending for a number of hours. this gave the opportunity for those unable (including through sickness and disability) to make it to demonstrations to vent their anger and frustation around the work capability assessment and at a government hell-bent on targeting the sick and disabled. on the newswire: maximarse is more than a farce | mental health resistance network statement | wrexham joins national day of protest against wca & maximus other links: johnny void | video: maximarse the movie (youtube) related categories | health | public sector cuts | repression | birmingham | cambridge | liverpool | london | oxford | sheffield | south coast | wales full article | 1 addition | 4 comments police serve bytemark with production order for bristol indymedia information 01-09-2014 20:58 bristol indymedia has been hosted on a bytemark debian virtual server since the last server seizure in 2005 [ 1 | 2 ], during the run up to the g8 . from then up until november 2013 the site was running oscailt , in march 2014 it was re-launched as a wordpress site "using the software modremoveip " . on 14th august 2014 bristol indymedia switched off open publishing on the site for a summer break with the intention in september to "review whether we have the time and inclination to turn publishing back on" . on 27th august 2014 bristol indymedia reported that , "the police had a court order to access the bristol indymedia server. we don’t know for sure, but assume that our web hosts have complied with the order and given the police this access" . bristol indymedia disabled open publishing on the server and said "it is unlikely that open publishing of news items will ever be re-enabled as it would require complete re-installation of the server" . since then the only source of further information has been from an article in the times which reported that the pace special procedure production order obtained by avon and somerset police and served on bytemark on 15th august 2014 "demands access to the details of administrators and bill-payers, login credentials, information on those who posted articles and the ip addresses of everyone who visited the site over an unspecified period" . the court order served on bytemark hasn't been published. the times has reported that the police have said that, "no arrests have been made in connection with this incident" . corporate coverage: [ the times: activist website indymedia shuts down after police raid ( repost ) | the bristol post: anarchist website bristol indymedia to close following police raid ( repost ) | bristol24-7: bristol indymedia offline for good after police raid ] activist coverage: [ urban75: indymedia bristol raided by plod, servers accessed! | libcom: sources and the police raid on bristol indymedia ] related categories | indymedia | repression | technology | world full article | 1 addition | 10 comments police action against bristol indymedia 28-08-2014 18:27 bristol indymedia reported on 27th august 2014 that: the police have physically accessed the bristol indymedia server. last week we heard from our web hosts that the police had a court order to access the bristol indymedia server. we don’t know for sure, but assume that our web hosts have complied with the order and given the police this access. we consider this server to be compromised, users should assume that from this point on the police have access to the ip address of anyone accessing this site. in light of this it is unlikely that open publishing of news items will ever be re-enabled as it would require complete re-installation of the server. we are going to leave the calendar on for now, but note that it is likely that ip addresses are now being recorded and accessed by the police. related categories | indymedia | repression | world full article | 1 comment stop nato cymru week of action / wythnos o weithredu stop nato 31-07-2014 18:04 a week of action against the nato summit. / wythos o weithredu yn erbyn uwchgynhadledd nato. this year nato will have their next summit at celtic manor resort, in 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