London Rising Tide

Shell Death Rope - In Memory of Ken Saro-Wiwa from You and I Films on Vimeo.

This past week lots of LRT folk have been down at St Paul's. Have we found religion? No. Have we found an experiment in direct democracy camped in the center of London? Yes. The camp is a starting point, a work in progress, people are bit by bit drawing up plans for an alternative future. We suggest that if you want to see direct democracy in action come down round about 7pm to join in the general assembly. we'll see you there.

Once a year, the board of directors of the world’s largest mining company meet in London.
Be there to... *CONFRONT BHP BILLITON*

*WHAT: *The Annual General Meeting of BHP Billiton
*WHERE: *Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, Westminster

NVDA training to prepare for the Stop New Nuclear blockade of Hinkley Point on 3 October.

LONDON - 18 September 2011
Place and Time: tbc
Please contact london [at] stopnewnuclear.org.uk if you are interested in this training.

Stop the next generation of nuclear power stations with a blockade at Hinkley Point - 3 October 2011

Hinkley Point is the first of eight proposed sites for nuclear new build to go ahead. We stopped them here before, and we can do it again. If they fail at Hinkley, it is unlikely the “nuclear renaissance” will have the momentum to continue.

Reverend Billy and & The Church of Earthalujah invite you to a service at the Tate Modern Turbine Hall on Monday 18 July, 5.30pm.

Exciting news! Just Do It - A Tale of Modern-day Outlaws will be hitting cinemas across the UK starting on July 15th. Starting in London and touring across the country, Just Do It has 24 cinemas already in tow with many more to come. For those who haven’t heard about this trail blazing new documentary, Just Do It gives the inside story of the UK environmental direct action movement.

On 14 June, guests and judges arriving for the BP Portrait Award ceremony came face to face with portraits of people affected by BP's massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Saturday 18 June, 12 noon outside the Canadian High Commission, Grosvenor Square, London:

On 18 June the biggest ever international demonstration against the Tar Sands will take place, with people holding events outside Canadian Embassies around the world.