activism « rampART

Current newsletter
- RECYCLE YOUR TOURIST SOUVENIRS – HERE’S HOW! December 15, 2009
  Following the successful attack on Silvio Berlusconi with a scale model of Milan cathedral, we’re testing other national monuments for use as potential weapons. We’ve discovered the Houses of Parliament provide a good hand grip while you batter your politician with Big Ben, the Eiffel Tower is most effective employed as a stiletto, while a [...]
Recent newsletters
The rampART is one of a number of autonomous spaces around London providing a non commercial venue for a wide-range of groups and activities. As with all such spaces, this is a self organised project, with a strong emphasis on consensus decision making and DIY culture.
Social Centre News
- RECYCLE YOUR TOURIST SOUVENIRS – HERE’S HOW! [rampART] December 15, 2009
- Rampart has moved to the Lift n’ Hoist in Walworth [rampART] December 15, 2009
- CARBON BASED LIFE FORMS MOUNT PLANETARY OFFENSIVE [rampART] December 9, 2009
- SQUAT THE PALM – SQUAT THE WORLD! [rampART] December 9, 2009
- Resist Eviction of Kings Crescent Estate 12pm Thursday (London N4) [EF!] December 2, 2009
- DecemberCinema [LibraryHouse] November 29, 2009
- Virtual Borders [LibraryHouse] November 29, 2009
- Copy me – i want to travel [LibraryHouse] November 27, 2009
- December Cinema & Co. [LibraryHouse] November 26, 2009
- Medic Info towards Cop15 [LibraryHouse] November 25, 2009

POLICE TARGET YUPPIE ACTIVISTS!: RAMPART ‘N’ LIFT’N'HOIST NEWSLETTER

Posted on November 24, 2009 by therampart

( news from rampART, and related people and places )
This week, we’re congratulating an IT Manager called John who has been stopped more than 25 times in 2 years after a ‘protester’ marker was placed against his Mercedes SUV and, on one memorable occasion, was surrounded by a police armed response unit ‘on an evening [...]

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