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Archive of LARC events: 2006 2005 2004 2003 NOTICES and EVENTS: JANUARY 2006 For regular meetings and events see the weekly and monthly listings towards the bottom of the page. For a listing of events since January 2003 see the Archive. Apart from the various meetings and events, LARC is open to visit, for a browse round the library, free broadband internet access, a chat and a cuppa, every Wednesday 1pm til 6pm, Thursday 4 til 9pm, and Sunday afternoon from 2pm til 5pm. Infousurpa: Tuesday 2nd Jan (and every Tuesday), 1pm. Dr. Bike: Thursday 5th Jan, 4.30pm - 6.30pm. LARC Meeting: Thursday 12 Jan, 7.30pm. Stop Shell Hell: Thursday 12th Jan, 7pm. Anti-War Action Forum: Saturday 21st Jan, 2pm-5pm Anti-religion: Monday 30th Jan, 7pm. FEBRUARY LARC Meeting: Thursday 2nd Feb, 7.30pm. Activist Trauma Network: Saturday 4th Feb, 10am-5pm. Infousurpa: Tuesday 7th Feb (and every Tuesday), 1pm. Post-DSEi meeting: Friday 10th Feb, 7pm. Film Night: Wednesday 15th Feb, 7pm. Anti-War Action Forum: Saturday 18th Feb, 2pm-5pm MARCH 2006 For regular meetings and events see the weekly and monthly listings towards the bottom of the page. For a listing of events since January 2003 see the Archive. Apart from the various meetings and events, LARC is open to visit, for a browse round the library, free broadband internet access, a chat and a cuppa, every Wednesday 1pm til 6pm, Thursday 4 til 9pm, and Sunday afternoon from 2pm til 5pm. LARC Meeting: Thursday 2nd March, 7.30pm. Infousurpa: Tuesday 7th March (and every Tuesday), 1pm. Sustainability Infopoint: wednesday 15th March 6pm-8pm. Sustainable communities in action. info, discussion, examplea and more Exhibit A: Friday 17th March 4pm-7pm. Voices in the Wilderness: Sunday 26th March 2pm til late. Antiwar and action planning meeting... APRIL 2006 Infousurpa: Tuesday 4th April (and every Tuesday), from 4pm. To contribute and distribute the 'weekly independent poster of social centre activities'. For a recent PDF copy see: www.indymedia.org.uk LARC Meeting: Thursday 6th April, 7.30pm. Anti-War Action Forum: Saturday 8th April, 2pm-5pm Seguir Siendo Cerezo: Sunday 16th April, 7pm. 'Comite Cerezo' info and benefit night for political prisoners in Mexico. Film, talk and discussion tour with Mexican food and drink. "We are just little grains of sand in this huge beach called PEOPLE" FREEDOM FOR THE BROTHERS CEREZO CONTRERAS! LIBERTY FOR ALL THE POLITICAL AND OF CONSCIENCE PRISONERS! Queeruption9: Saturday 22nd April, 2pm. Queer Migration: Sunday 23rd April, from 3pm. Meeting... MAY 2006 Infousurpa: Tuesday 2nd May (and every Tuesday), from 4pm. To contribute and distribute the 'weekly independent poster of social centre activities'. For April/May PDF copy see: www.indymedia.org.uk LARC Meeting: Thursday 4th May, 7.30pm. Libertarian Study Group: Wed 10th May, 6.30pm. Building work: Wed/Thurs 17th/18th May, all day. CAAT Training Day: Saturday 20th May, 9.30am - 5.30pm. Campaign Against the Arms Trade Speaker's training. Revolution and Counter-revolution: Wednesday 31st May, 7.30pm. Archive film on the Spanish revolution followed by discussion. Hosted by the Anarchist Federation. For more on the AF see: Anarchist Federation JUNE 2006 Infousurpa: Tuesday 6th June (and every Tuesday), from 4pm. To contribute and distribute the 'weekly independent poster of social centre activities'. For the latest issue and the archive see: Infousurpa LARC Meeting: Thursday 8th June, 7.30pm. Libertarian Study Group: Wed 14th June, 6.30pm. Zapatista Action Project: Sat 24th June, 5pm. JULY Freedom 2 Protest: Sunday 2nd July, 2-6pm. Infousurpa: Tuesday 4th July (and every Tuesday), from 4pm. To contribute and distribute the 'weekly independent poster of social centre activities'. For the latest issue and the archive see: Infousurpa LARC Meeting: Thursday 6th July, 7.30pm. Anti-Religion: Saturday 8th July, 1-5pm. CAAT Training Day: Wed 19th July, 10am -5pm. SEPTEMBER 2006 Sack Parliament: Tues 5th Sept (and every Tuesday), 7pm. Organising meeting for 9th Oct event. "Over the past few years the UK parliament and government have led this LARC Meeting: Thursday 7th Sept, 7.30pm. Grupo Reflexion Rural: Sat 16th Sept, 10am -1pm. What are you up to?: Thurs 21st Sept, 7pm. (incomplete) OCTOBER 2006 LARC Meeting: Thursday 5th Oct, 7.30pm. 'Sack Parliament' Events: Fri/Sat 7/8th Oct. Planning and training for the 9th Oct event... Fri from 7pm - film night and discussion. Showing V for Vendetta, and anti-war action footage. Sat 10-4pm - training and skillshare with workshops. Bring food and ideas to share. "Over the past few years the UK parliament and government have led this country into war upon war, torn up age-old rights and made the division between rich and poor to grow ever wider. Despite only 22% of the electorate voting for them the Labour party has suppressed any opposition to its legislation, whilst opposition parties have continued to offer them a veil of legitimacy by engaging in weak debate rather than denouncing this one-party state. Despite repeated mass protests, parliament has ignored those it is supposed to represent and consistently sided with continuing wars and further authoritarian legislation. We have only one option left - Sack parliament!" . For the latest info see: www.sackparliament.org.uk NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2006 Report from Lebanon: Wednesday 29th Nov, 8pm. LARC Gallery Private View: Friday 1st Dec, 6pm. All welcome! Marzena Zoladz photographic series 'Ex-battery Hens + 'Faces'. The gallery will be open Weds 2-6pm, Thurs 2-6pm, and Sunday's 2-6pm and run until the 15th Dec. Climate Camp 2007: Sat 2nd Dec, 5pm. LARC Meeting: Thursday 7th Dec, 7.30pm. Social Ecology London: Thursday 7th Dec, 6.30pm. Defendants' Meeting: Monday 11th Dec, 6pm. LARC Solstice AGM: Friday 22nd Dec, 7.30pm. |
giant Shell consortium who plan to construct a dangerous high pressure pipeline and gas processing plant in Rossport, Co Mayo. The people there have called for international solidarity actions on either Fri 17th or Sat 18th February. This will be an initial planning meeting to talk about organising something for one of these dates. It would be great to get as many people as possible to come along and get involved. For more details of the campaign see 
want to organise (and take part in) actions related to the so-called "war on terror." A joint initiative of the Corporate Pirates, Iraq Occupation Focus, Justice Not Vengeance, Peace Not War, Rhythms of Resistance and Voices in the Wilderness UK. For more info see: 
The Comité Cerezo in Mexico City is formed by school and/or partners and family of the brothers Alejandro, Héctor and Antonio Cerezo Contreras, we are an organization focused on the denouncing of the unjustified imprisonment, torture and violation of human rights conditions into the high security jail; we were born in August 2001 since the detention and torture of our bothers and friends. For full details see: 
Berlin, Amsterdam, Sydney and Barcelona. The next Queeruption will be in Tel-Aviv from the 3rd to 13th of August and will include workshops, art, parties, sex party, direct actions, joining the international world pride march in Jerusalem, demonstrating in the west bank against the wall, and 3 days of queer camping. A movie on the scene in Israel, presentation of the plans for Queeruption9, question and answer session and discussion. These meetings are for those who plan to come to Queeruption9, are interested or just curious about it. Followed by a vegan barbecue at the Queer squat, 56 dalston lane, Hackney. For more info see: 
Are you part of CAAT's Speaker's Network? Do you give, or would you like to give, talks about the arms trade in your area? Would you like to brush-up on your skills or gain confidence in speaking to groups? This is a one-day public speaking workshop for existing or future CAAT speakers. For more info email beccie@caat.org.uk or anna@caat.org.uk and see: 
CAAT FREE (donations welcome). Do you give talks about the arms trade in your area? Would you like the confidence and skills to be able to speak publicly about the arms trade? Would you like to learn more about CAAT's new Shut DESO campaign and how to present it succinctly to others? Whether you are a new or experienced speaker, this training will be an opportunity to enhance your skills and increase your confidence. To find out more and to register your place, please contact beccie@caat.org.uk and see: 
country into war upon war, torn up age-old rights and made the division between rich and poor to grow ever wider. Despite only 22% of the electorate voting for them the Labour party has suppressed any opposition to its legislation, whilst opposition parties have continued to offer them a veil of legitimacy by engaging in weak debate rather than denouncing this one-party state. Despite repeated mass protests, parliament has ignored those it is supposed to represent and consistently sided with continuing wars and further authoritarian legislation. We have only one option left - Sack parliament!" . For the latest info see: 