march

The latest from today’s march through central London.

Lots of people are protesting against government cuts on Saturday. We asked a group of people in the arts why they’re doing it with puppets.

We’re asking various people why they’re protesting against government cuts on Saturday, and what they’d do instead.

It’s another weekend of protests: a march against the rise in tuition fees and scrapping of EMA, plus fake hospitals setting up in Boots.

Photo by Selenaaaaa from the Londonist Flickr pool Apparently the government have been surprised at how little public opposition there’s been so far to their programme of austerity cuts. Well, yesterday, as thousands of student protesters laid siege to the Conservative party offices, smashed windows, …

Photo by hayjane The NUS estimates over 50,000 people are protesting in central London right now. Students and lecturers are marching over plans to increase tuition fees to up to £9k a year from 2012, and remove government funding from some courses entirely. The Guardian’s …

On Saturday, Trafalgar square saw.the I’m a photographer, not a terrorist mass turnout defend our rights to street photography and protest at the abuse of terror laws. This peaceful, jolly and snap happy event, attended by both pro and amateur photographers, and a few stray …

Tens of thousands of people are expected in central London today, taking part in The Wave climate change protest ahead of the Copenhagen summit. If you want to register your feelings about the importance of making a difference on global warming, join the march at …

Yesterday’s May Day march did not really grab the news media’s attention (they were probably too busy perpetuating their wall-to-wall swine flu hysteria), but a few photographers still managed to capture some great shots of the occasion.