Along with the new members ARB is also involved in organising a brand new literary award. The Bread and Roses Award is an independent annual award for the best radical book published each year. The aim is to promote the publication of radical books, to raise the profile of radical publishing, and to reward exceptional work.

A prize of £1000 will be made to a writer of fiction (including work aimed at young people), non-fiction, graphic material or poetry. A shortlist of up to six books will be announced in March of each year and promoted through bookshops and the radical press. The judges for the 2012 Bread and Roses Award will be acclaimed poet Michael Rosen, academic and author Nina Power and Madeline Heneghan Festival Director for Writing on the Wall.

Unfortunately Freedom didn’t submit any nominations from our recent publications so we won’t be shortlisted, however we will endeavor to celebrate and promote the winners of the prestigious award.

Alliance of Radical Booksellers: http://www.radicalbooksellers.co.uk/
ARB intercative map of outlets: ARB interactive map
Bread and Roses Award For Radical Publishing: http://breadandrosesprize.wordpress.com/

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February 2012

Fri 3rd

• Electricians picket Blackfriars, London
• Adecco pickets in solidarity with ABB strikers, London

Sat 4th

• Leeds Antifascist Film Festival Space Project, Leeds
• IWW Pizza Hut pickets, London
• IWW Pizza Hut workers solidarity picket, Glasgow
• National M&E Rank and File Meeting, Birmingham
• Prisoner Support Cafe 1in12 Club, Bradford
• Peace News present: ‘From Hastings To Kabul – A voyage of peace and nonviolence’ with Maya Evans Housmans Bookshop, London
• Grand Collapse, Left For Dead & More! benefit night Cowley Club, Brighton

Sun 5th

• Leeds Antifascist Film Festival Space Project, Leeds
• Sunday Film & Food – ‘Nothing But A Man’ Next to Nowhere Social Centre, Liverpool
• Film Night: V for Vendetta Oxford Action Resource Centre, Oxford
• Canny Little Library Star and Shadow Cinema, Newcastle
• My Generation (a radio play by Alice Nutter), BBC Radio 3

Mon 6th

• Film Night – Guerrilla: The Taking Of Patty Hearst Pogo Cafe, London

Wed 8th

• Book Talk: ‘Journalism, radicalism and feminism’ with Laurie Penny Housmans Bookshop, London

Fri 10th

• Radical Routes Gathering, Birmingham
• Radical London benefit with Robb Johnson, London

Sat 11th

• Inverness Anarchist Film Festival, Inverness
• Pop-up Social Centre, Glasgow
• Radical Liverpool: Live Acoustic Music, Liverpool
• Radical Routes Gathering, Birmingham
  Queer Movie Night Cowley Club, Brighton
• Kurdish Info and Solidarity Night! London
• The 1in12 Cafe 1in12 Club, Bradford

Sun 12th

• Bristol Radical Zine Fest Kebele Social Centre, Bristol
• Radical Routes Gathering, Birmingham
• Canny Little Library Star and Shadow Cinema, Newcastle

Mon 13th

• No Borders Convergence – Week long event, London
• National National week of action against privatisation, UK-wide
• SchMOVIES presents Life in The Fast lane – The Story of the NO M11 Campaign Cowley Club, Brighton

Thurs 16th

• Merseyside Anarchist monthly meeting Next to Nowhere Social Centre, Liverpool

Sat 18th

• Stop Criminalising Hackney’s Youth! benefit night, London
• Noise Demonstration: Solidarity with Our Political Prisoners, London
• Dole Queue Cafe 1in12 Club, Bradford

Sun 19th

• Sunday Film & Food Next to Nowhere Social Centre, Liverpool
• Canny Little Library Star and Shadow Cinema, Newcastle

Fri 24th

• Earth First! Winter Moot, Near Glasgow
• Critical Mass bike ride, London

Sat 25th

• Earth First! Winter Moot, Near Glasgow
• Benefit for S.O.P.H.I.E. Foundation 1in12 Club, Bradford
• The 1in12 Cafe 1in12 Club, Bradford

Sun 26th

• Earth First! Winter Moot, Near Glasgow
• Canny Little Library Star and Shadow Cinema, Newcastle

Mon 27th

• Bristol Radical Film Festival – week long event, Bristol

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• News:
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• Police win court battle to continue kettling
• New Labour’s u-turn on cuts
• Liverpool Solfed’s week of action against privatisation
• Global internet strike against online censorship

• International news:
• Colombian radical poet charged with ‘rebellion’
• Kazakhstan workers killed during strike unrest
• Social unrest over oil in Nigeria

• Feature: Lucien van der Walt’s talk on anarchism’s historical role
• Analysis: Haiti’s troubled past
• Bigger picture: We all need somewhere to live – housing in the spotlight
  
• Economics: growing economic inequality – what the figures say
  
• History: Short history of Freedom Press (last part of the series to celebrate Freedom’s 125 year anniversary)

• Sport:
• Wave of horse racing strikes close Italy’s racing season
• First eco-friendly football club – Forest Green Rovers

• Anarchist and radical news:
• Rita Milton obituary
• Leeds Antifascist Film Festival
• Wessex Solidarity Group
• Bristol Radical Zine Fest
• Nottingham Defence Campaign update on Atos two

• Getting Active:
• Birmingham’s Bike Foundry Co-op
• New anarchist publishers – LBC
• Making up with the Cunningham Amendment magazine
• Campaign to bring private estate land into community ownership

• Culture:
• Television review:
• Book review:
• Short Fiction:
• Art: Haiti. The ghetto Biennale by Tracey Moberly (part 1)

Regulars:

• Svartfrosk: A sideways look 
• Notes from the US – Port closed down in Oakland and environmental update
• Prison news – riots and unrest in prison system
• Inside news: two anti-fascists released on electronic tag
• Wildcat cartoon
• Anarchist Quiz
• What’s On

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Freedom Jan 12 contains:

• News:
• 2012 Olympics and the increase in state repression
• Police get repetitive beats in new soundsystem riot shields
• Round up of action in the community – acadamies, hospitals and toxic waste
• Liverpool Solfed start claimants union
• Return of rank and fileism – electricians dispute continues

• International news:
• Syrian uprising
• Durban Climate Summit
• Round up of China’s current wave of industrial unrest

• Feature: Nato, Libya and anarchist support – the case of for and against
• Interview: Lucien van der Walt, co-author of Black Flame
• Analysis: The case against the Atos two
• Bigger picture: Look back over 2011
  
• Economics: the death of the EU
  
• History: Short history of Freedom Press (third of four part series to celebrate Freedom’s 125 year anniversary)

• Sport:
• Cairo’s football fans and their role in the Egyptian uprising
• Football against the Wall – Easton Cowboys footballing tour of Palestine

• Anarchist and radical news:
• Merseyside & Lancashire Anarchist Black Cross formed
• Leicester Anarchist Federation reformed
• Leicester Solidarity Group – to rival the AF!
• Tyneside Solidarity new initiative
• New Cardiff radical newsletter Faultlines

• Getting Active:
• ALARM conference
• Radical London organising in the capital

• Culture:
• Television review: Tom Jennings on Channel 4′s Top Boy
• Book review: Brian Morris reviews Iain Makay’s Proudhon anthology Property is Theft (published by AK Press)
• Short Fiction: The Inquest by Martin H.
• Art: McClinch Oil – prose poem

Regulars:

• Freedom editorial – 2012 and soapbox burning
• Svartfrosk: A sideways look – pensions solidarity
• Notes from the US – More from Occupy movement, and the economy
• Prison news – closing the door on 2011
• Inside news: Round up of recent sentencing, Omar Ibrahim speaks out
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Between 27th July and 12th August the Olympic Games will be held in the UK. Predominantly based in and around London, but also including Coventry, Manchester, Cardiff, Newcastle and Glasgow, the organisers boast it will be “the biggest global event of the year” already declaring it a cultural and economic success.

It is a major investment for both the government and their financial backers. The games will produce an enormous amount of private revenue yet the burden of paying for the infrastructure rests on the public purse. The cost of the opening ceremony alone has topped the £80m mark, with the total spending budget of public money officially exceeding £9.3 billion, with rumours of it reaching £20bn by the end of the summer.

What the Olympics Games is set to reveal is the lengths the state will go to ensure it maintains social peace in the run up to, and for the duration of, the games. This will come at a heavy price for those who value civil liberties.

The government is under contract to the International Olympic Committee – a private corporation, with the Prime Minister signing a guarantee to deliver on the ‘the safety and security’ of the Games. From now until July the police will be testing the legalities of their powers with a substantial intrusion into our lives to justify preserving the ‘security’ of the event. This is the internal shock doctrine of a neo-liberal state. The excessive and repressive measures used against groups, dissenting voices, radicals and activists will become normalised to be used again in a time of social crisis. For the security services and police the Olympics is an exercise in maintaining control when burdened with massive social ruptures.

Over the past two years a slurry of official documents have been published by the coalition government, signed by both Cameron and Clegg, that reinforce the policy of state intrusion to monitor risks to “our national security” and perhaps more chillingly “our values”.

To understand the nature of these documents is to understand the political agenda the coalition government is pursuing and how that fits in with the Olympic strategy as a testing ground for a domestic shock doctrine.  In a document presented to Parliament in October 2010 called “A Strong Britain in an Age of Uncertainty: The National Security Strategy’ the tone is extraordinarily concise:

“Globalisation has opened up possibilities which previous generations could not have dreamed of and is lifting billions out of poverty. More open markets mean more open societies, and more open societies mean more people living in freedom. These developments are unambiguously in Britain’s national interest”.

And further down: “we need to build a much closer relationship between government, the private sector and the public when it comes to national security”.

It is clear that national security is inextricably tied to economic interests and the real legacy of Olympics is an opportunity to introduce all manner of laws and police tactics that would not be allowed to pass under normal circumstances. 2012 maybe the year the state hits back.

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Freedom Jan 12 Content:

• News:
• 2012 Olympics and the increase in state repression
• Police get repetitive beats in new soundsystem riot shields
• Round up of action in the community – acadamies, hospitals and toxic waste
• Liverpool Solfed start claimants union
• Return of rank and fileism – electricians dispute continues

• International news:
• Syrian uprising
• Durban Climate Summit
• Round up of China’s current wave of industrial unrest

• Feature: Nato, Libya and anarchist support – the case of for and against
• Interview: Lucien van der Walt, co-author of Black Flame
• Analysis: The case against the Atos two
• Bigger picture: Look back over 2011
  
• Economics: the death of the EU
  
• History: Short history of Freedom Press (third of four part series to celebrate Freedom’s 125 year anniversary)

• Sport:
• Cairo’s football fans and their role in the Egyptian uprising
• Football against the Wall – Easton Cowboys footballing tour of Palestine

• Anarchist and radical news:
• Merseyside & Lancashire Anarchist Black Cross formed
• Leicester Anarchist Federation reformed
• Leicester Solidarity Group – to rival the AF!
• Tyneside Solidarity new initiative
• New Cardiff radical newsletter Faultlines

• Getting Active:
• ALARM conference
• Radical London organising in the capital

• Culture:
• Television review: Tom Jennings on Channel 4′s Top Boy
• Book review: Brian Morris reviews Iain Makay’s Proudhon anthology Property is Theft (published by AK Press)
• Short Fiction: The Inquest by Martin H.
• Art: McClinch Oil – prose poem

Regulars:

• Freedom editorial – 2012 and soapbox burning
• Svartfrosk: A sideways look – pensions solidarity
• Notes from the US – More from Occupy movement, and the economy
• Prison news – closing the door on 2011
• Inside news: Round up of recent sentencing, Omar Ibrahim speaks out
• Wildcat cartoon – all coppers are…
• Anarchist Quiz
• What’s On

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Just to remind people the December edition of Freedom is still available to buy. Either directly from Freedom bookshop or at all good radical bookshops or social centres (see list of stockists below).

It’s a cracking read - 24 pages packed with the latest anarchist news, views, events and actions as well as social and political news from around the UK and across the world. Plus our new feature pages including sport, art, history, analysis interviews and reviews.
All for just £2.

• News:
• Plain clothes police target protesters in a new wave of political policing
• Ministry of Defence spending budget out of control – £600m on consultants alone
• A month of festive action against Atos and benefit cuts
• New generation of political social spaces
• Fuel poverty kills more each year

• International news:
• Freedom Riders movement in Palestine
• Repression at Occupy Toronto
• Update on the Chilean student rebellion
• German neo-Nazi scandal

• Feature: North East Anarchists give us their view of the year
  
• Analysis: 99% of what? Occupy movement under the spotlight
• Bigger picture: No Borders reflect on State corporatism
  
• Economics: Dire lessons from the Eurozone
  
• History: Short history of Freedom Press (second of four part series to celebrate Freedom’s 125 year anniversary)

• Sport:
• Interview with Irish Rugby’s Trevor Hogan on his arrest and deportation from Israel as part of a freedom flotilla
• 72 Unite – Grassroots campaign against introduction of football’s elite players programme

• Anarchist and radical news:
• Latest issue of Anarchist Federation magazine Organise #77
• Hereford Heckler going online
• Updating the list of UK radical bookshops

• Getting Active:
• Glasgow Anarchist Fair
• New anarchist groups set up in Swindon and Staffordshire
• LaDIYfest Sheffield massive success

• Culture:
• Television review: Tom Jennings on Channel 4′s Top Boy
• Book review: Donald Rooum on Burning Women: The European Witch Hunts, Enclosure and the Rise of Capitalism (published by Past Tense)
• Short Fiction: Just one of those things by Martin H.
• Art: Illustrated poem in praise of the DNA anarchist by Niall McDevitt

Regulars:

• The legendary annual Freedom prize crossword!
• Freedom editorial – our predicted ’2011: year of rebellion’
• Svartfrosk: A sideways look – a union view
• Notes from the US – More from Occupy movement, federal debt and state racism
• Prison news – failure of government’s rehabilitation programme, plus news from the inside
• Wildcat cartoon – arguing the toss
• Anarchist Quiz
• What’s On

Stockists – Radical Bookshops or social centres:

» Freedom Bookshop, London
» Housmans bookshop, London
» LARC, London
» 56a Infoshop, London
» Cowley Club, Brighton
» Kebele social centre, Bristol
» Sumac Centre, Nottingham
» News From No-where, Liverpool
» ACE, Edinburgh
» Word Power, Edinburgh
» October Books, Southampton
» AK Press, Online

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