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Start: 11:00 am
End: 6:00 pm

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HUNGRY FOR HOUSING!

The Hackney Housing Group will fast on Friday 9th April 11 am – 6 pm outside Hackney Town Hall on Mare st.

The Hackney housing group, who are homeless people and people in bad housing, are fasting for one day outside Hackney Town Hall. Come and give us support!

There will be free children’s activities all day in the town hall square (art, face painting, balloons)

Come at 6 pm to help break our fast with a free meal and demonstration outside Hackney Town Hall in support of our demands.

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Start: 7:00 pm
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.HSN/Reel News Film Discussion night on 'Migrant Labour' this Sunday 11th April, with short films and questions/discussion on; the 2009 SOAS occupation against mass arrest of migrant workers; the 2008 Cleaners for Justice campaign; the current Justice for UBS Cleaners campaign; and the Lindsay construction workers dispute. Alberto Durango of the Justice for UBS Cleaners campaign and Ibrahim Avcil of the Hackney based Refugee and Workers Community Association will be there to speak. @ the MOTH Club, Valette St, Hackney, 7 till 10pm

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Start: 11:00 am
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Saturday April 17th, Harringay, 11am-1pm: stall outside Harringay Green Lanes Station. Leafletting, petitioning, banners, etc. Participants welcome! (With the part closure of the North London Line till June, nuclear waste trains are now using the Barking-Gospel Oak line between Stratford and Gospel Oak and may continue to do so until the Olympics and Paralympics are safely over – note that this line passes the edge of the Olympic site, even though it doesn’t actually go through it.]

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Start: 7:00 pm
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Monday April 19th, 7pm Next meeting of “Olympics + nuclear trains = terrorist target” group. At CND Office, 162 Holloway Road N7 8DQ (near Holloway Road tube.)

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Start: 6:30 pm
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Apologies for short notice -- we have only just heard that about these huge cuts to nursery budgets in Hackney, and we want to mobilise people to help try and save them, so we are organising an emergency public meeting THIS THURSDAY 22ND APRIL 6:30 P.M. -- further details below. It is outrageous that Hackney Council/The Learning Trust should think that they can get away with attacking services to women and working-class people in this way, and just before the election.

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Start: 9:30 am
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This will include:

*A very rare opportunity to have a short tour of the long closed Haggerston Pool
*A chance to find out from Haggerston Pool Community Trust about the plans that are underway for its re-opening
*A chance to meet prospective candidates for the local Ward, Hackney Mayor and Parliament - and let them know what you think about Haggerston Pool and other local issues - in a friendly, informal setting

Timing

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Start: 7:00 pm
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Hackney & Tower Hamlets Friends of the Earth and Hackney Environment Network present

*Hackney Green Hustings*

Come and ask all the major political parties what they will do for environmental and green issues in Hackney, and across the UK.

Whether you're interested in energy and fuel bills, green spaces, transport, waste or climate change, this is an excellent chance to ask *your* questions to a cross-party panel of the parliamentary candidates for Hackney North and Stoke Newington. Please join us!

Our panel:
- Diane Abbott, Labour
- Darren Caplan, Conservative

Start: 7:30 pm
End: 9:00 pm

Usual monthly meeting for Hackney campaigners looking to network with their peers (and have a drink...)

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Start: 6:30 pm
End: 9:00 pm

FRIENDS OF HACKNEY NURSERIES INVITE YOU TO A HUSTINGS MEETING -

THURSDAY 29TH APRIL, 6:30 P.M., OLD FIRE STATION, LESWIN ROAD

In the last few days, under cover of the election, many community nurseries have been told that, with immediate effect, they will be having cuts in their budget of up to 60%. This means cuts of £40,000 to £50,000, which will lead to the serious threat of nursery closures, and hardship and distress for parents, workers and children. Meanwhile, the Learning Trust and Hackney Council are denying that there is a programme of cuts to nursery provision.

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Start: 6:30 pm
End: 9:00 pm

Programmed and presented in collaboration with Birkbeck Film Society, this screening and discussion reflect and question the relationship between art, activism, urban regeneration and gentrification. The three films offer different perspectives on these issues and speakers Dr Paul Watt, Senior Lecturer in Urban Studies, Birkbeck College and Andrea Gibbons, Los Angeles based organiser of tenants rights movement, will outline salient questions to frame a dynamic discussion.

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