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Every year Oxford women organize an International Women's Festival, which takes place in March and lasts two weeks. It is a rich and varied celebration of aspects of women's lives. This year the theme is 'Women's Voices' and the Network of Oxford Women (NOW) for Justice and Peace has decided, as part of its contribution to the festival, to sponsor a women's singing group. We are now looking for women to come and join us in this exciting project - experience is not necessary. Come to our first meeting on Tuesday 22 in the Town Hall and help us choose the songs for our performance on 10 March.We will be including Greenham Common and suffragette songs in the programme. Read more >>

The latest event in the COIN Speaker Series on climate change will take place on Thursday November 24th. Please arrive early to avoid disappointment! Read more >>

Local public artwork officially censored by county council officials. See previous article

Titled ”Missing Syringe artwork” George Tugwell 03.11.2005 22:01 Oxford Website.

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So now we have got democracy in Afghanistan. As I write this I am sitting in my office in Jalalabad road, Kabul about 400 metres from the electoral compound where there have been the largest attacks in Kabul for about 18 months. Read more >>

Description of the action in Oxford on 12/11/05 against the illegal Israeli Separation Wall in Palestine Read more >>

Despite the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling in July 2004, the building of the wall around Palestine, or through Palestinian land, is speeding up. Read more >>

Boatyard Theatre Night 20 Nov / 'Ramlin Rose' a play on canal life at the turn of the century / Jericho Community Boatyard / Sunday 8pm £6/£3 concessions / Email:  mjdmorton@gmail.com / Web:  http://www.portmeadow.org / St Barnabas Church/07958130805 Read more >>

The Oxford University Socially Responsible Investment Campaign today took a walking tour of the top University Arms Trade Investors to expose the millions of pounds of University money invested in Arms... Read more >>

Stop the cuts
Stop the privatisation Read more >>

The monthly Anti-War Discussion Group meeting on Thursday evening at 7:30PM in the Town Hall, Oxford. Read more >>

Welcome to Gay Bishop – Reading’s new radical local
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Thursday 10th November - protesting against Reed Elsevier's involvement in the arms trade. Bring bikes/bus money, banners & instruments of mass
noise (that's samba to everyone else).
Meet NOON @ Carfax Tower. This demo is in preparation for a planned public meeting in December.

To plan this and other actions:

Tuesday 8th November
Oxford Autonomous Action meeting, 7.30pm in OARC, East Oxford Commmunity Centre. Topics include upcoming protests against Reed Elsevier and the Iceland dam.

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A decision on the possible replacement of the Trident submarine nuclear weapons system is due in this parliament. According to reports, the UK government, despite its commitment to nuclear disarmament under the NPT, has already decided to replace Trident. Help send the message loud and clear from Oxford - get rid of Trident and don’t replace it!
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This evening the Syringe Art work had gone and the hole had been neatly filled in, is it Censorship? Read more >>

Mark Thomas wins a MISTY Read more >>

The Struggle Against Shell in Ireland
Rossport Solidarity Camp speaking tour Read more >>

The Annual General Meeting of the East Oxford Community Centre is on Tuesday 1st November at 6.30 for 7pm start at EOCC, Cowley Road and Princes St. Read more >>

oxford indymedia presents:

"A Letter to the Prime Minister - Jo Wilding's Diary from Iraq"

+ Iraqi eye-witness speaker

7.30pm - Sunday November 6th

East Oxford Community Centre, Cowley Road & Princes St

Entrance £3/£2 Read more >>