Hackney Solidarity Network

This year the Camp for Climate Action comes to London for a week of workshops, sustainable living, and direct action on climate change. We've camped at Heathrow, we've camped at Kingsnorth, now we're camping in the capital - the heart of a failing economic system that has caused both the financial
and climate crises. While our banks and politicians fail us, Climate Camp will be creating a vision of real democracy... because the future is not what it used to be. All are welcome – visit www.climatecamp.org.uk to find out more.

This year the Camp for Climate Action comes to London for a week of workshops, sustainable living, and direct action on climate change. We've camped at Heathrow, we've camped at Kingsnorth, now we're camping in the capital - the heart of a failing economic system that has caused both the financial
and climate crises. While our banks and politicians fail us, Climate Camp will be creating a vision of real democracy... because the future is not what it used to be. All are welcome – visit www.climatecamp.org.uk to find out more.

This year the Camp for Climate Action comes to London for a week of workshops, sustainable living, and direct action on climate change. We've camped at Heathrow, we've camped at Kingsnorth, now we're camping in the capital - the heart of a failing economic system that has caused both the financial
and climate crises. While our banks and politicians fail us, Climate Camp will be creating a vision of real democracy... because the future is not what it used to be. All are welcome – visit www.climatecamp.org.uk to find out more.

This year the Camp for Climate Action comes to London for a week of workshops, sustainable living, and direct action on climate change. We've camped at Heathrow, we've camped at Kingsnorth, now we're camping in the capital - the heart of a failing economic system that has caused both the financial
and climate crises. While our banks and politicians fail us, Climate Camp will be creating a vision of real democracy... because the future is not what it used to be. All are welcome – visit www.climatecamp.org.uk to find out more.

This year the Camp for Climate Action comes to London for a week of workshops, sustainable living, and direct action on climate change. We've camped at Heathrow, we've camped at Kingsnorth, now we're camping in the capital - the heart of a failing economic system that has caused both the financial
and climate crises. While our banks and politicians fail us, Climate Camp will be creating a vision of real democracy... because the future is not what it used to be. All are welcome – visit www.climatecamp.org.uk to find out more.

Films and discussion with representatives from the South African shack dwellers' movement, followed by uplifting African music from Jally Kebba Susso (kora master), Kodjovi Kush from the Soothsayers, Jah Warrior and Bubble-Wap featuring Isa GT.

£3.00, free to hostel residents with flyer

http://www.abahlali.org/

Films and discussion with representatives from the South African shack dwellers' movement, followed by uplifting African music from Jally Kebba Susso (kora master), Kodjovi Kush from the Soothsayers, Jah Warrior and Bubble-Wap featuring Isa GT.

£3.00, free to hostel residents with flyer

http://www.abahlali.org/

‘Talk to us, not about us’ - talk and discussion with representatives from Abahlali baseMjondolo and Church Land Programme.

The next meeting of the Radical London Groups network. Contact us via the email address if you are interested in attending and we will forward details ...

At the Arcola's Green Sunday on September 6th the Hackney Environment Network will offer an introduction to the new website
(www.hackney-environment-network.org.uk), clowning workshops, a smart meter demonstration, and informal networking.

Please come along between 2:30 and 5 pm

You can also attend a swap shop, do some drumming, watch a film and take a bike tour.

Hackney Unemployed Workers Action Group present an evening of delicious Indian food, live spoken word and DJs on Monday 21st September
7-11pm, Pogo Cafe, 76 Clarence Road, Hackney, E5

Featuring:

Kate Tempest - inspirational young MC-poet from South London
Jonny Fluffypunk - the 'pastoral nihilist' famous for his comic insight born of bitter experience.
Angry Sam - rebellion between the lines
Plus more to be confirmed.

The night is to raise money to support the unemployed in Hackney - 3 pound donation on the door.

SPIRIT finally gets his Day(s) in Court