UPDATE 1: The proposed ban was approved by Home Secretary Theresa May on Friday evening (details here).… Read More

Excellent news, though it hardly seems an accident that the IPCC let the timeframe for charges to be brought against the officer to expire.… Read More

Can be found here: You weren’t expecting to be sent to prison, though. When I heard the verdict, I was in shock - nobody had expected me to go to jail, but the judge in my case, Daphne Wickham, is known for being very hard on protesters of any kind.… Read More

Can be found here: First the prosecution were asked to explain to the judge why they have dropped 119 cases, but are still prosecuting these.… Read More

[FIT film protesters in Wandsworth (see Fitwatch for more info on police intelligence gathering and what you can do about it).… Read More

No to Evictions event THIS Thursday (Facebook event here). Thursday, August 18 · 5:00pm - 8:00pm 53A St Ann’s Hill Wandsworth London SW18 2EZ This is the home address of the council leader of Wandsworth Council.… Read More

Facebook event here: Friday, August 19 · 1:30pm - 3:00pm City Of Westminster Magistrates Court 70 Horseferry Road London, United Kingdom On 19th August, the second half of the defendants remaining from the occupation of Fortnum and Masons will appear in court to enter their pleas and have their court dates set.… Read More

Sophie works on the legal side of the DTRTP campaign. Article published in The Solicitors’ Journal: ‘Although many of the protestors who are facing charges are not children, they are young, vulnerable adults and equal consideration needs to be given to their age if they are sentenced.… Read More

The riots that have taken place in London and across other cities in recent days have their roots in racism, poverty and police brutality.… Read More

A positive write-up of last Saturday’s march through York for Frank Fernie in the York Press: Joe Sellars, organiser of the Free Frank Fernie campaign said: ‘“Frank is a pure, kind-hearted person who was recently described to me by a former work colleague as ‘a natural born carer’.… Read More