Joey Ayoub
8 July 2021
Solarpunk, Climate Change and the New Thinkable
Amitav Gosh’s thesis in “The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable” could be summarized with the opening lines of chapter three: “climate change casts a much…
Features
Liverpool Anarchist
5 July 2021
Sterilisation: A Feminist Fight
The first time I tried to get sterilised, I was 21. After numerous contraceptives took their toll on my mental and physical health, and knowing I don’t…
Alvaro Gran
25 June 2021
The anarchists in Alicante
Because of its geographical position by the Mediterranean and as a border town, people from Alicante have always been restless and turbulent. Without a doubt, this condition…
Freedom Press
24 June 2021
The 2021 Anarchist Bookfairs List
In 2020 real-life anarchist bookfairs were, sadly, largely out of the question and very little happened which wasn’t virtual, including in Dundee, Edinburgh and London which ran…
J. W. E. Askew
26 May 2021
‘Movement building, community building’: the anarchist social centre in London
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Elephant & Castle lies 56A Infoshop. Volunteer-run and 100% unfunded, it is a radical social centre, bookstore and archive. What…
Rob Ray
25 May 2021
The kidnap of Alexander Haitoglou
To mark Freedom Press’s fundraising campaign to publish A Normal Life, the autobiography of “Greek Robin Hood” Vassilis Palaiokostas, this piece recounts the events of when Vassilis…
Dave Morris
24 May 2021
Haringey Solidarity Group: A Celebration of 30 years of radical ideas and campaigning in Haringey and beyond
May 11th 2021 was the 30th anniversary of the Haringey Solidarity Group in North London. To celebrate we held a special online event looking at some of…
Lovely Alexander
15 May 2021
Since 2010 At Least 1300 Women and Children Have Been Sexually or Physically Attacked by UK Cops
CW: Sexual violence against women and children. Domestic abuse. Police violence. Violence. Suicide. Part 1: The Women They Know Like many people, I am a man. And…
Andy Meinke
14 May 2021
Rioting and Violent Disordering
Triple helpings of jail all-around planned for Bristol protestors. On Thursday 13th of May, eight people were charged with rioting for the “Kill The Bill” demonstration in…
Philip Ruff
7 May 2021
Remembering Albert Meltzer 25 years on
Albert Edward Meltzer, anarcho-syndicalist (7 January 1920 – 7 May 1996) ‘Don’t forget me – or I’ll be back!’ Those were Albert Meltzer’s final words to Stuart…
George F.
4 May 2021
Impressions: A Normal Life, the memoir of Vassilis Palaiokostas
As Freedom Press launches its (first ever) crowdfunder to get the story of the Greek Robin Hood into print, George F waxes lyrical about the importance of…
Joshua Calladine-Jones
2 May 2021
White Stripes, Green Edge
The car, a green Seat hatchback, is travelling on a motorway dead with traffic. I’m in the rear-left seat, aged nine. My mother is driving and my…
Zoe Xenakis
28 April 2021
On the periphery of police violence: dispatches from London, Athens & Mexico City
The first time I encountered violence outside of the family I was fifteen and there was a machete pointed at my throat. My boyfriend and I used…
Bruce Wilkinson
27 April 2021
Obituary: Dave Cunliffe
The poet, publisher and activist Dave Cunliffe passed away aged 80 on Friday 16th April. He made significant contributions to the British Poetry Revival and the development…
Rob Ray
17 April 2021
Freedom Press and the MI5 vendetta
Today we’ve uploaded a new set of 25 War Commentary newspapers, mostly covering late 1943 through 1944, to our digital archive and to mark the occasion Jack…