by Martin Gilbert Israeli citizen humiliating refugees in Tel Aviv I WAS brought up in a fairly pious Jewish family.  It might be ...

by Martin Gilbert A partial answer to avoid repeating the Carillion mess-up is a return to Direct Works – where services like schoo...

by Martin Gilbert (31.12.2017)  Editorial Note: SINCE Martin Gilbert wrote this report on the Manchester Anarchist Bookfair at the end o...

A struggle for regional autonomy by Martin Gilbert MY wife Joan and I were there from 12th November till 19th on a brief ...

STRANGE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS IN RUN UP TO M/C BOOKFAIR ON the 26th, October , I wrote by e-mail to 'David Under the Pavement' as...

Freedom Press cartoons on exhibition in Bradford from Donald Rooum (former Friend of Freedom Press) THE Peace Museum in Bradford is cur...

by Martin Gilbert THERE is a national shortage of crafts people: plumbers, electricians, joiners and others.  Academics have been blam...

 by Anna Jeffery AS the centenary of the Somme and the Soviet have been marked in the media I’ve been struck by how much the role of w...

Published Tuesday, 28 th Feb ‘17, The GUARDIAN Copeland voters are most worried about jobs, their main employer is the nuclear indust...

by M artin  S . Gilbert REPORTS of different forms of action around the world give ideas about replicating them at home. Also, they c...

'It is hard to tell someone who is shortsighted how to get to a place.   Because you can't say “Look at that church tower ten miles...

IN Saturday’s INDEPENDENT , 4. 4.2015, pages 35-36 by Boyd Tonkin; the best article on anarchists and anarchism I have seen for years.   I...

Horny Handed Son of Mum & Dad Unlike Toby, Simon Saunders had no track record of Marxism, in fact he had no track record of anything...

ENGLISH folk reputably tend to over-cook their vegetables but somehow manage to end up with a politics that is nothing if not half-baked. T...

by Martin Gilbert THE day before the London anarchist book fair (on Oct. 27th), I went to Freedom book shop. By chance, there I met Bria...