Activists for ground-up politics
In reportedly more than 150 cities across 40 countries around the world, the World Wide Freedom March spanned continents in order to bring people out into the street, campaigning for decentralisation, collaboration, community, stability and peace. Localists took the front of a march in Manchester with a 16ft banner, to Continue Reading
HS2 Ltd, the high-speed railway, boasts that: “HS2 is a state-of-the-art, high-speed line critical for the UK’s low carbon transport future”. To quote an earlier article from Francis Hart of Local Matters – “HS2 Ltd has released data on how the high-speed train link between Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and London Continue Reading
Greenbark Park is a public green space including trees, a pond and a walled garden, located on the periphery of Liverpool City, adjacent to the famous Penny Lane. The Watering Can, a privately owned cafe constructed within this public space within the last decade, had recently planned a greater expansion Continue Reading
It was recently announced that up to three million Hong Kong residents will be offered British citizenship after increased crackdowns by the CCP and a breach of the Sino-British declaration from 1997 when Hong Kong’s sovereignty was supposedly returned. Before talking about the effect this decision will have, I think Continue Reading