The 84-foot long mural at Hulme Library is an impressive work of public art which chronicles the history of Hulme from Roman times up until the present. Capturing the constant battle for decent homes, immigration following World War Two and the tumultuous periods of regeneration, the mural is a reminder of the transformation of Hulme [...]
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Northerners Doing It Down South! Manchester at J18
Posted in Anarchism, Anti-Capitalism, Anti-corporate campaigning, Direct Action, Street Parties, Trade unions, tagged Greater Manchester, Hulme on March 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
An article from Do or Die Issue 8. In the paper edition, this article appears on page(s) 13-17. As well as recording the involving of Manchester activists in the J18 anti-capitalist activities in central London on June 18th 1999, the article reflects on failures in the organising process in Manchester itself. Manchester began organising for [...]


