Via Tom Anderson for The Canary The UK is currently the hardest hit country in Europe by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. This is a crisis and we should be looking after each other. But instead UK landlords and lettings agents are moving people into
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From The Canary This article was updated on 15 January at 10:55am to clarify that the woman in Brighton has been served eviction papers but has not yet been evicted as previously stated. Last week, many UK mainstream media outlets toed the government line and reported that an ‘eviction-ban’ would be extended until mid-February. But
Via Liverpool Anarchist This is the second article in a series covering
Via Enough is Enough London. UK. [December 21] four separate squats were
Via Tom Anderson for The Canary The UK is currently the hardest hit country in Europe by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. This
From The Canary This article was updated on 15 January at 10:55am to clarify that the woman in Brighton has been served
Via Liverpool Anarchist This is the second article in a series covering local rent strikes from 1968-1974. Last issue covered the 1968
Via Enough is Enough London. UK. [December 21] four separate squats were evicted in London. One being the mutual aid community free
Via Liverpool Anarchist In 1972 the national Housing Finance Act (HFA) raised the rents of council houses. There was national opposition, particularly
Submitted to Autonomy News via Liverpool Anarchist Recently around 200 students withheld their rent at the University of Manchester. They were locked
Via Regeneration Magazine A note from the Autonomy News collective: This article has triggered some debate amongst organisers that we know, and
From: http://liebig34.blogsport.de/ The history of Liebig 34 as a house-project began in 1990, when many houses in east-Berlin were squatted. Shortly after
Republished from Acorn’s Facebook page On August 23rd, the COVID eviction freeze will come to an end. A quarter of a million
Republished from Acorn As we recover from COVID-19, another crisis looms. A quarter of a million private renters are at risk of