Love Music Hate Racism

Saturday 30th September 2006 8pm-late THE CAULIFLOWER, High Road, Seven Kings, Essex IG1.

Responding to impending global issues of racism and environmental concerns, The University of Sussex Student Union (USSU) are pioneering the positive energy of the music scene at the Fresher’s Ball to fight back against environmental pressures and racist sentiment. USSU have chosen to support conscientious music collectives as well as local Brighton clubs at this premier Union event, to kick-start this year’s campaigns, on campus and with organisations in the local community.

COUNTER DEMONSTRATION Wednesday 27th September 7.00pm Hightown Club Oxen Road LU2 0DZ 01582 726859 www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=51.8865&lon=-0.4057&scale=5000&icon=x Calling all faith groups, community activists & trade unionists. Once again the Nazi BNP are attempting to infest Luton with their racist filth & lies. THEY SHALL NOT PASS. This is a mass mobilisation. Please bring your friends, family, workmates & colleagues. Say it loud. Say it [...]

LMHR organiser Lee Billingham was interviewed by MA student Pedro de Barros for his thesis "How does music work to become a political form of communication when used by mass movements?", using the success of Rock Against Racism and LMHR as a way of looking at the relationship between music and politics.

All tickets for this weekend's gig are now sold. There will be NO tickets or entry available on the door on the night so please don't travel without a ticket as you won't get in. The event is creating a real buzz across Barking & Dagenham and Redbridge. Local groups including local youth and community organisations, colleges, trade unionists and musicians and music fans will be out in force to drive home the Love Music Hate Racism message and stress that racist parties like the BNP are not welcome in the area.

Love Music Hate Racism and Reject Industries bring you Fresh As Funk at Kro2, Manchester.

With two very popular artists and great local supports on the line-up for September 30th, demand for tickets is very high. We will be giving priority to local people and organisations, but a few other tickets will also be available. Click the title of this news item for full details.

The aim of young@bwtuc is to be a network of young activists/trade unionists and campaigners ( as well as those who are justs curious) from a wide variety of campaigning backgrounds that span the diversity of issues and justices we fight for and believe in. We want to get young people educating each other about what their various organisations, views and goals are and to encourage working together, as pooled resources are much more effective than groups working alone.

Labour Party Conference 2006 fringe meeting Unite to STOP the BNP

Jayaben Desai Thirty years ago, Jayaben Desai led a long-running strike at the Grunwick photo-processing factory in London.

Saturday 30th September 2006 8pm-late THE CAULIFLOWER, High Road, Seven Kings, Essex IG1.

Saturday's In the Mix festival in Barking & Dagenham was a big success, drawing over 500 local people to a unique festival aimed at celebrating the borough's diverse community - black and white, young and old. LMHR sponsored the music stage which featured great performances from local heroes OT Crew, Ny with MC Purple, the excellent Nu-MCs, and LMHR faves Metro Riots. Barking & Dagenham mayor Dee Hunt praised the festival and urged support for LMHR's "good work" across the borough and beyond.

Nuala and the Alchemy Quartet support The Martin Harley Band on The Quay - there will also be a Circus Skills Workshop and a rickshaw provided by The LilyPeds from The Double Locks to the Quay during the day. More details to follow. For more information go to - www.myspace.com/lmhrexeter

‘In the Mix Festival’ In association with Love Music Hate Racism and Seedtime Projects with funding from the Big Lottery Fund. Barking and Dagenham - Saturday 9th September - Tantony Green, Marks Gate 11:00 am to 4:00 pm One of the biggest multicultural events to happen in Barking and Dagenham this year - bringing people [...]

Say NO to racism and fascism in Barking and Dagenham Wednesday 6 September, 5.30pm Protest outside Barking Town Hall, Clockhouse Avenue IG11 7LU Nearest train/tube: Barking Called by Barking and Dagenham Alliance Against Racism and Fascism. Supported by SERTUC, T&GWU, Unite Against Fascism, Love Music Hate Racism & more.