Bristol Radical Pamphleteer number 11 has now been published. A Barbarous And Ungovernable People by Steve Mills is a look at the often uneasy relationship between the miners of Kingswood Forest and the people and authorities of Bristol. Expect riots, turnpik abuse and the death of an innocent parrot.

Find out about our full range of pamphlets on the Pamphlet Page.

Monday 5th October 2009, 8pm at the Cube Cinema,  Entry £3/£4 (but nobody refused entry for a lack of funds.)

Bristol Indymedia & Bristol Radical History are pleased to welcome Dave Hann & Steve Tilzey, the authors of ‘No Retreat’ – a powerful account of their fight-back against far-right Nazis and racists on the streets of the UK from the 70s though to the 90s. With the BNP gaining two seats in the European elections, the authors deliver constant and powerful message that fascism thrives when the working-class is ignored and betrayed – and we ignore it’s rise at our peril.

The Cube Microplex is a membership cinema with a licensed bar. If you are not a member you need to pay a £1 membership fee on your first visit. Remember to bring your card with you every time you come.

A gallery of  photos from the Tolpuddle Martyrs Festival 2009 has been added to The Archive.

Saturday 24th October, Queen Mary College, Mile End.

Come and find us on our stall.

On Saturday 26th September BRHG will be staging some events in Bridport.

12.00pm-2.00pm  The Town Hall: Steve Mills and Kev Davis talk about social crime and punishment, and smuggling in Poole.

2.00pm Bucky Doo Square: The recreation of a satirical pirate trial as related in Villains of all Nations and Johnson’s History of Piracy, plus some gallows speeches by pirates etc.

Other oddities include a ‘noose tying’ workshop, John Gregory’s hanging poems and pirate stuff for kids.

In the evening Who’s Afear’d and the Boothill All Stars will be playing at The Ropemakers.