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Photos: May Day Celebrations in London, Including Occupy London Protestors
May 1, which is celebrated as International Workers’ Day in numerous countries worldwide, has long been marked by workers’ groups in the UK, and, before the great distraction of the “war on terror,”...
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How Can We Stop the Tories’ Relentless Destruction of Britain?
On Wednesday, the coalition government delivered a dud Queen’s Speech demonstrating that they have run out of ideas, apart from insisting, like deranged automata, that their inflexibility and lack of...
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The Occupy Movement’s Global May Manifesto: Actions Worldwide on May 12 and 15
After returning to the streets en masse on May 1, the global Occupy movement will be active in towns and cities worldwide from Saturday May 12 to Tuesday May 15, as the next phase of what Occupy...
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Occupy London Plans a Multitude of Actions on Global Days of Protest, May 12...
Today, the Occupy movement and allied groups launch a series of actions and occupations on the first anniversary of the launch of the Indignados movement in Spain, which, along with the revolutionary...
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Occupy London, May 12: Photos from St. Paul’s Cathedral Protest
The weather couldn’t have been better in London yesterday for the day of action organised as part of the “Global Spring,” an initiative by activists from the Occupy movement, representatives from Take...
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Occupy London, May 12: Photos from the Bank of England Protest and a Call for...
There was a point, during yesterday’s Occupy protest in the City of London, with hundreds of people flowing down High Viaduct from Holborn Circus, high above Farringdon Street, and heading towards...
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Radio: On Eve of Summer Solstice at Stonehenge, Andy Worthington Discusses...
Listen to my interview here! A month ago, I was delighted to meet up with — and be interviewed by — an old friend and colleague, Tony Gosling, a journalist and broadcaster, who also has a...
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The Wealth of Empire: Photos of the City of London in the Rain
The Wealth of Empire: The City of London in the Rain, a set on Flickr. To describe these photos of the City of London, I used the word “empire” in the title because I believe that, in many fundamental...
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On Occupy’s First Anniversary, We Are Still the 99 Percent, and the 1 Percent...
Exactly one year ago today, on September 17, 2011, activists began camping out in New York’s Zuccotti Park, the spearhead of a new movement that soon spread around the world. Known as Occupy Wall...
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A Future for Occupy? Why We Need A Campaign for Genuinely Affordable Housing
A year ago, when Occupy Wall Street began, people occupying public spaces in large numbers and refusing to go home was innovative and radical, but then those spaces were reclaimed by the establishment...
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Memories of Youth and the Need for Dissent on the 29th Anniversary of the...
Please note that my books Stonehenge: Celebration and Subversion and The Battle of the Beanfield are both still available, and I also wholeheartedly recommend Travelling Daze: Words and Images from the...
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Andy Worthington: An Archive of Guantánamo Articles and Other Writing – Part...
Please support my work! Since March 2006, I have been researching and writing about Guantánamo and the 779 men (and boys) held there, initially through my book The Guantánamo Files, and, since May...
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It’s 29 Years Since the Battle of the Beanfield, and the World Has Changed...
Buy my book The Battle of the Beanfield here. 29 years ago, on June 1, 1985, a convoy of around 450 men, women and children — travellers, anarchists, free festival goers and green activists — were...
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