What’s happening
July
Weds 2: Cardiff Radical Socialist Forum: Dos and don’ts of united fronts. Model Inn, 7.30pm.
The Cardiff Radical Socialist Forum is a new initiative aimed at bringing together the left to discuss issues of importance to all of us - a vital necessity if the left is to regroup on a genuinely unified and therefore lasting basis.
Thurs 3: Cardiff No Borders public meeting, “Asylum seekers stories of dealing with British Border controls” - Butetown History and Arts Centre, 7.30pm
Mon 7: Cardiff Campaign against the Arms Trade meeting, Model Inn, 7.30pm.
Fri 11: No2ID benefit gig, Koko Gorrillaz, Miskin St, Cathays, 7pm-1am. Sicknote, Cosmo, New State Radio and others. £4 (£3 NUS).
Upcoming:
Sept 17-21: European Social Forum, Malmo, Sweden - see website.
Sept 20-25: Convention of the left, Manchester - see website.
If you have an event you want included on this page, email us at cardiffpr@yahoo.co.uk or post event in comment box below.
May 21, 2008 at 8:46 am
is there much happening in the coming months? any more anti-st athens? I was unable to get to last month’s protest and my concsience still suffers!
May 21, 2008 at 10:20 am
In reply (apologies for not updating what’s happening):
Kick Raytheon out of Wales - Solidarity with the Raytheon 9!
DEMONSTRATE - 5.30 - 6.30, Tuesday 27th May, Transport House (T&G Building), 1 Cathedral Road, Cardiff (this is where the office of the First Minister of Wales, Rhodri Morgan is based). Called by Stop the St Athan Military Academy Campaign and other peace groups.
May 23, 2008 at 10:26 am
Our meetings are on alternative thursdays so it was last night not tonight! Our next meeting is Thursday 5th June. All welcome.
If you wish to get involved, but cannot make the meeting, why not join our email list. check out our site for details,
Against all border controls!
For a free humanity!
June 17, 2008 at 1:18 pm
Please note that the No Borders public meeting will take place at Butetown History and Arts Centre, due to a clash at the south riverside community centre.
At the meeting local asylum seekers will be telling their experiences of the British border regime, anyone who has been through the UK migration control system is welcome to contribute.
ALL welcome. More details to follow.