(upstairs at the) Lincolnshire Poacher,

161-163 Mansfield Road

Nottingham

NG1 3FR

In the run up to the mass actions and strikes on November 30 the government has begin its predicatble divisive counter attacks. It is encouaging people to be traitors to their class and to do the work of colleagues who are on strike. Lets just remind ourselves what a scab is.

Nottingham Students Against Fees and Cuts expresses its support for members of the community who are now more than a month in occupation of Nottingham's Market Square.

UPDATE: The space has been evicted - now happening at the Sumac.

Location of the venue will be revealed nearer the time.

We the Citizens of the City of Nottingham pin our declaration to the Council House.

EDL groups are broadening out their attacks to focus on leftwing organisations

Britain's biggest unions are warning of a threat of violence by far-right groups during national strike action this month, amid concern that fascist elements are increasingly intent on targeting striking public sector workers.

Unite, Unison and the TUC said they were taking the prospect of disruption by far-right su…

Occupy Nottingham appeared on 97.5 kemet FM on Sunday 13th of November at 9:00PM for a 2 hour show.

Nottingham City Council leader Jon Collins was targeted by anti-evictions campaigners who demonstrated outside his home on Hucknall Road yesterday. Collins was singled out as having made threats to evict the families of those found to be involved in the August riots. Campaigners have also leafleted affected families offering practical support. They call the moves to evict council tenants “spite…

Occupy Nottingham bought their poppies today from Alley Cafe and Bernados charity shop in preparation for Fridays Armistice Service.

Wednesday 9th November 2011

The Nottingham Radical History Group (People's Histreh) held a talk and discussion session on Nottingham’s 1766 Great Cheese Riot.

Meeting at 6.30pm in the Market Square at the Occupy Nottingham Camp after their General Assembly meeting. We were given a talk about some of the civil disturbances that had happened in the 18th century, here in Nottingham. [Hear the…

SUMAC Centre

245 Gladstone Street

Nottingham

NG7 6HX

The Sumac Centre

245 Gladstone Street

Forest Fields

NG7 6HX

The Sumac Centre

245 Gladstone Street

Forest Fields

NG7 6HX

The Sumac centre (245 Gladstone street, NG7 6HY) / undislosed location

Nottingham Old Market Square

In the months since the Nottingham riots, anarchists have been trying to kickstart a campaign against the victimisation of whole communities that has been called for by the state. The courts, with encouragement of the government, have been handing out much harsher sentences than usual, and Nottingham City Council leader Jon Collins has called for the families of rioters to be evicted from social h…

Coach transport to london for the Block the Bridge, Block the Bill action - blockading westminster bridge, london, 1pm

http://www.ukuncut.org.uk/blog/block-the-bridge-block-the-bill

 18th september,8.30am mansfield, 9am nottingham FREE BUS to march in Birmingham against the Liberal democrat party annual general conference, to end the "Condem" Coalition

Relieved residents of Keyworth heard on Friday 9th Sept that Tesco’s were not to be permitted to build a store in Keyworth, near Nottingham.

Back in 2009, after several years work, the Keyworth Village plan was completed by an independent group of volunteers who live in Keyworth. One of the clearest outcomes was that 89% of residents did not want another supermarket in the village.

Tuesday 6th September 2011

People gathered from 5.30pm in the Market Square, Nottingham to protest at the Health and Social Care Bill. 

Outside Nottingham Central Library, Angel Row, Nottingham, NG1 6HL

Arboretum, Near the Bandstand

Afro Caribbean National Artistic Centre (ACNA)

31 Hungerhill Rd

Nottingham

NG3 4NB

After a short summer break the Sumac Centre opens once again for it's usual foray into politicizing, drinking, dancing, growing, eating and meeting up with similarly minded people. 

We're kicking off in August with a handful of events to engage, enrage and empower.

Shell Petrol Station, Carlton Rd, Nottingham, NG3 2NJ

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=shell+garage+carlton+road+nottingham&ll=52.961487,-1.122344&spn=0.006967,0.01929&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&fb=1&gl=uk&cid=0,0,24724118289082416&z=16&iwloc=A

On Sunday 14th August, Nottingham held its annual Caribbean Carnival. Attracting thousands of revellers and spectators.

Parliament St Jobcentre, Parliament St, Nottingham

"Why do they do it?"