The first of two events of talks and discussions on migration controls and resistance.

Saturday 21st May in Bristol, 11-6pm (venue tbc.)

Confirmed speakers:

- Bridget Anderson (COMPAS,Oxford University) : "Why No Borders?"
- Clara Osagiede (RMT Cleaners Rep, Living Wage Campaign): "Migrant Worker Struggle"
- Ann Singleton:(Statewatch): "The Changing meaning of borders in the EU"

Late lunch provided for donations

On Friday 19th March LGB charity Stonewall are presenting the Home Office with an award for best UK workplace for lesbian, gay and bisexual peoplean award. Come and demonstrate against this from 2pm-6pm at Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre off Parliament Square, London WC1.

More details about why NoBorders are protesting against this award here.

Today, March 14, at 6:45 pm, residents from Dale Farm will issue a
statement outside the Basildon Council meeting (Towngate Theatre, St.
Martin's Square, Basildon SS14 1DL). There they will be joined by supporters who will also participate in a press briefing.

Basildon Council is set to vote today on whether to authorise £18 million pounds for the eviction of the Traveller community at Dale Farm. The Council are coming under fire for spending millions of pounds on a discriminatory eviction at a time when they are cutting public services. A special council meeting will commence at 7:30 pm to vote on the eviction.

Dale Farm is a former scrapyard that a group of Travellers bought and now call home. It is currently a community of around 1000 people, the
largest in Europe, and was featured in the tv hit "My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding".