TV in the 80s didn’t mess around.

The rules around UK housing developments are oriented more to bins and cars than people, leading to poor outcomes for children. Nice intervention from ⁦TOWN.⁩ wearetown.co.uk/jonny-anstead-…

Andrea Jenkyns, just now on the Today prog, implied that this is happening because the Tory party hasn’t been hard enough on asylum seekers, trans people and the woke agenda.

My brother is booking trains for me in Sweden

“look, many of your brothers… are clad with dung, dying for hunger, and your house is full of much goods, and there goes out therefrom nought at all unto them” (Gospel of the Nazarenes)

Top trolling by God.

Since 2020, Stuart Potts has housed hundreds of homeless people in his own one-bed flat. I’ve been spending time there over the last few months. My latest for The Guardian Long Read theguardian.com/society/2024/a…

It is common to see donkeys with transhumance groups, as they are good at detecting the presence of large predators and kick up an enormous fuss if they do so. They also carry daily provisions for the shepherds. There were several livestock guardian dogs present too. #farming 2/

snoopy comic of the day

The government has announced that it will begin detaining people imminently in preparation for the next Rwanda flight.

Active solidarity & anti-raids resistance will be key to protecting our friends, neighbours, community members & loved ones.

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This reads like a parody of the most monstrous kind of thinking

Do we have to financialise nature in order to save it? Well, no. tl;dr Cooperation and commoning were the norm for aeons - and, soon, will be again.

East Cambs council created a policy to enable communities to become developers, a supporting, enabling infrastructure. Brighton Council did something similar for urban agriculture. Any other examples of enabling infrastructures that invite communities to step up and do stuff?

✨THE ANTIUNI OPEN DAY PROGRAMME IS LIVE!✨
We’ve got a super interesting line up for you - from growing potato #money to miners #poetry , from relationship #anarchy to #fungi in early years education!!
Check out the full programme on festival.antiuniversity.org
See you all on 4 May!

Oh lovely stuff.

blood soaked stallions in London... frogs taking the shape of men in Manchester... put your ear to the soil, something stirs beneath England

We are working on a zine, a new podcast episode and the most epic comic yet.

The camp is a sight of music, political education, mutual aid and sign making. The students are experimenting with how to teach, feed each other, make art and organize together.

Looking forward to this, a great chance to hear insights from Melissa Leach & colleagues, as Melissa comes to the end of her tenure as Director of IDS.

The deadline for this is next week so please apply! ☀️