One of the first immigrants' strike in Greece, against the humiliating salaries and the bad living conditions. Police and authorities backing the land-owners

After being offline for over a year, radio.indymedia.org has made it back online from 18th of April. Whereas Melbourne Indymedia suspended publishing in October 2007 and finally and formally ended in March.

It's a bit obvious, but Mr Plod is watching what you write on the internet.

Edinburgh needs an additional 12,000 affordable homes over the next 10 years to cope with rising homelessness, according to the city council.

As of yesterday (April the 23rd) the Edinburgh University Student's Union has agreed to allow distribution of SchNEWs, What Better Time? and Indymedia Scotland.

A landowner who sought to restrict access to his 40 acre estate has been slapped down.

"Simplifications" to the system of issuing train tickets have been announced today.

 Footprints for Peace (Australia), with the active support of the French network for nuclear phase-out, will walk from London to Geneva (April 26 - July 18) via France for a nuclear-free world.

Irrepressible and unstoppable, Projectile returns for the 4th annual festival of anarchist film, culture and politics. As a revolutionary bonus, Projectile 2008 will run for four days over the Bank Holiday Weekend May 23-26. Projectile is a major political and cultural event in the anarchist calendar. Now in its fourth year it promises to be bigger and better than ever.

Canongate Community Forum has begun an innovative 6 week long action research project to document the historic heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, an area that is the focus of a hugely controversial re-development plan. The project includes a street party, art exibitions and workshops, films, and talks.