Oxford Newswire Archive

Zaytoun.co.uk is Uk's first volunteer non-profit project to import fair trade palestinian organic olive oil to the UK.
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Pascal Lamy, the EU Trade Commissioner, today visited St Anthony's College in Oxford to give a talk on the economic power of the EU. A number of activists in Oxford decided to undertake various actions to make him feel welcome. Read more >>

EVERYONE BENEFITS! MAKE A DATE WITH OXFORD's FINEST! Read more >>

Rising Tide and Corporate Watch have organised a benefit gig on Tuesday 16th March at Northgate Hall, St Michaels Street, Oxford. There will be poets, singers, music and theatre. Doors open at 7:30 for an 8pm start, cost £5 waged, £3 unwaged. Read more >>

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Youth March from Oxford to Aldermaston AWE 10th-12th April Read more >>

Report from Afghanistan. Read more >>

A lot of the Ancient Woodland was destroyed today - including the part previously cordoned off for the dormice.

Hundreds of 2 and 300-year old trees gone.

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Report on the first day of the 2-day European Assembly meeting of the ESF, held in London on Saturday 6 March. The first four photos were taken in the plenary, the rest during the workshop on improving the process. Some audio to follow, hopefully. Read more >>

Here are some photos of Oxford fair-trade launch and some background info Read more >>

The battle for St David's Wood,
Blackwood, Gwent
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HELP URGENTLY NEEDED TO HALT DESTRUCTION AT BLACKWOOD Read more >>

Today the SWP used different people to speak at the 2nd European meeting to organises the London ESF. The green party deputy mare spoke but didn’t say anything – just like a politician. Finally, maybe we may perhaps might start thinking about the process… the was a secret smocked filled room were a real deal was done? Except this was the ESF so it was a light open room with lots of people looking on that did the deal… which maybe possibly could perhaps make the London ESF fulfil the principals of the Social forum movement. Please don’t be put off from participating because maybe, possibly, the is a chances the sects that fail to run the show maybe have noticed that they are not as essential as they always insisted. Read more >>

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come and help leaflet - 13th March Read more >>

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Soaps and reality TV will be allowed to replace serious documentaries under the Governments reshuffle of the media.

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Oxford Students launched Fairtrade Fortnight in the city today by spelling out the words 'Make It Fair' outside the Radcliffe Camera.
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The poster features local MP and war criminal Andrew Smith and his messiah Blair in their dog collars surveying a war cemetary, looking pleased with their work. Read more >>

Sometimes when faced with an apparently insoluble problem, I have found that the best approach was to try to prove that it was insoluble. The flaws in my proof might then give clues how the problem actually could be solved.
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