The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Go on, say something encouraging. You've been pretty cheery lately at least 2 positive comments in the last 2 weeks.
They are well placed if Ned's Atomic Dustbin ever have a revival .
Go on, say something encouraging. You've been pretty cheery lately at least 2 positive comments in the last 2 weeks.
They are well placed if Ned's Atomic Dustbin ever have a revival .
What numbers are we talking about?
big numbersWhat numbers are we talking about?
As it goes our squat that everyone landed back to (great night btw), is up in court tomorrow at 11.... John Lewis bought the building last year with approved plans for 10 luxury apartments with NO social/affordable housing that is a requirement for all 'new developments'.....
Even so, developers should do the decent thing without being legally forced to do so.<snip> if the development is (IIRC) 14 homes or less, no social or affordable requirement is levied.
yeh but i can't see many of them topping themselves even soEven so, developers should do the decent thing without being legally forced to do so.
there was nothing more to be saidNo one has posted in this forum since yesterday. This is a sad thing.
^^true - partly as people were busy making it happen (and not getting surrounded by police), but giving out leaflets or something wouldve been goodA major criticism is that more could have been done to explain to all and sundry with either literature or banners what the full purpose of the march was, but sufficient people showed an interest and conversations were had.
There is a genuine worry that Mayday is sort of getting irrelevant. Its been a few years since I went on the march and it was limp and uninspiring aside from the efforts to do DA.
This is in total contrast to places like Milan.
is that it?Hipsters.
No hear me out, the ever increasing gentrification of London means the type of people willing to make a stand are living further and further out and apart making it harder to organise or get to the centre to really unleash some chaos. There is also a lack of any real activist movements in the UK in general. The 2011 riots were an interesting study in the effects of this, you had a few hotspots and a lot of angry young folk running around but a lot of it seemed very unorganised and more for the sake of causing shit than actually drawing attention to an issue.