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About a year after the eviction of the former New Camberwell Centre a new social centre has been opened in Camberwell, London, not far away from where the previous one stood. The new building, ‘The Library House’ as it has been named, lies near Loughborough Junction rail station behind Minet Library.

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Another issue from rum lad Steve Larder, and its another good’un. This time we have pages from his life between March and October 2007 as he moves around Nottingham

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This collection shouldn’t be nearly as wonderful as it is. In fact it may just be the best album I’ve heard in the past six months. From Buffalo, New York, this trio

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Simply put this is a thing of beauty. Three songs clocking in at just over an hour; an entire movement of crust punk from Brighton’s Fall of Efrafa. On the unlikely, and unhappy, chance you don’t know who Fall of Efrafa are they formed in 2005

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The European Civil Liberties Network (ECLN) is calling for a day of action against excessive surveillance by governments and businesses. On 11 October 2008, under the title “Freedom not fear 2008” people in a number of European cities are organising protests against this encroachment of people’s individual liberties.

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New York’s finest Vic Ruggiero is playing a short UK tour at the end of October as part of his European tour. Ruggiero is best known for the work he’s done with The Slackers, but is also a phenomenal

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Everyone’s favourite London acoustic folk-punk duo have just put the finishing touches to their new album and are about to embark on a tour of the USA.

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Disaster and Resistance starts and ends with images of oil refineries. On both the front and back cover are paintings of an oil refinery located in New Orleans. On the front it’s in the background as a baby is passed from the roof of a flooded New Orleans house into a boat. On the back the refinery acts as a backdrop to events in Iraq. It highlights pretty exactly the social climate Seth Tobocman is documenting in these comics: the war for oil.

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Peter Gelderloos is best known for his work deconstructing the universal acceptance that non-violence has enjoyed among social activists in the US. This interview and recording is of his talk on non-violence and subsequent conversation discussing his recent “ridiculous” arrest in Spain and thoughts on the anarchist movement

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Last Hours is helping put on a gig for people working in the UK taking action in support of Palestine. It’s happening on September 17th at our venue of choice: The Cross Kings!

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