Amazon Anonymous shames Amazon’s tax dodging ways in new spoof ad
Amazon Anonymous—the anti-Amazon campaigning group—celebrated ‘Cyber Monday’ in a unique way this year. The collective hired a ten-foot van to drive around central London carrying a fake Amazon advertisement that read: “Amazon… Read more »
Imperial War Museum Library threatened with closure
Yesterday Britain marked one hundred years since the outbreak of the First World War, and at 11am a two minute silence was held in honour of Remembrance Day. Poppies, which… Read more »
Kew Bookshop: under threat, but there’s hope yet
The independent bookshop Kew Bookshop in West London is under threat because the building’s landlords want to demolish the building that houses it. The bookshop is currently located in a… Read more »
Over 500 authors from across the world speak out against state surveillance
Authors from across the world have signed a petition condemning state surveillance like that carried out by the NSA, as revealed by Edward Snowden earlier this year. Their petition, which… Read more »
Southbank Centre’s redevelopment angers skaters
In the plans to develop London’s Southbank Centre, it seems one group has been left out of the picture – the skaters. As the new vision for the artistic centre… Read more »