Love Music Hate Racism

Musicians and campaigners condemn 800-strong rally with Nazi regalia in memory of self-proclaimed "neo nazi" Screwdriver singer, Ian Donaldson

On Saturday 27th September Harlow Love Music Hate Racism will be rocking the Square on fourth avenue! Make sure you get down there early for this special gig featuring some of Harlow's "up n comings" and more. Entry is only £5 and all for a great cause.

On Saturday 27th September Love Music Hate Racism will be taking over the legendary Kasbah in Coventry for an exciting day of Music, Entertainment and Food. This exciting line up includes: A SURPRISE HEADLINER, Neville Staples (of Specials fame), Bashy and Mistajam amongst loads more. SEE INSIDE FOR ALL THE DETAILS!

Saturday 20th September, 12-7pm. FREE. Hanley Central Forest Park, Stoke-on-Trent. Top acts inc SWAY, Skinnyman, Ghetto, Jammer+loads of attractions and activities.

Assemble 10.00am, Saturday 20th September 2008. Car Park of NORSACA (North Staffordshire African Caribbean Association) Centre at, Lindsay Annexe, Canon Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent ST1 4EP The fascist BNP are this Saturday attempting to hold their first public rally in a city centre for many years. The inflammatory rally has been called, they say, in response to what they claim is unjust sentencing in the case of BNP member Keith Brown on whom neighbour Habib Khan committed manslaughter, a judge and jury ruled have ruled. BNP fuhrer Nick Griffin is attending and other racist thugs from around country have been invited. The BNP want to turn the Brown case into an anti-Islam crusade, stirring up more racist violence in the city in the process. LMHR, UAF and local group NorScarf, together with local race equality and community groups, trade unions and student unions, have called a Peace & Unity vigil in central Stoke in response - arguing that the BNP rally should be not be allowed to go ahead. We call on everyone concerned at the threat of an openly fascist rally in Stoke to come to the city this Saturday to show support for local people, and to protest to the authorities concerned.

The fascist BNP are this Saturday attempting to hold their first public rally in a city centre for many years. The inflammatory rally has been called, they say, in response to what they claim is unjust sentencing in the case of BNP member Keith Brown on whom neighbour Habib Khan committed manslaughter, a judge and jury ruled have ruled. BNP fuhrer Nick Griffin is attending and other racist thugs from around country have been invited. The BNP want to turn the Brown case into an anti-Islam crusade, stirring up more racist violence in the city in the process. LMHR, UAF and local group NorScarf, together with local race equality and community groups, trade unions and student unions, have called a Peace & Unity vigil in central Stoke in response - arguing that the BNP rally should be not be allowed to go ahead. We call on everyone concerned at the threat of an openly fascist rally in Stoke to come to the city this Saturday to show support for local people, and to protest to the authorities concerned.

Burnley Love Music Hate Racism festival will take place on Monday 14th September, at Burnley Mechanics, from 1pm onwards. The event will be a feast of rock, reggae, r&b, ska, punk, hiphop and DJs with an alcohol free area for families and a bar upstairs, Burnley's LoveMusicHateRacism festival has something for everyone. Tickets: adults £5, concessions £2.50.on sale now at The Mechanics Box Office

by The Mirror's Jason Beattie, first published 3/9/08. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2008/09/03/bnp-running-gun-camps-for-kids-115875-20722309/ The British National Party is running Hitler Youth-style training camps to teach children how to use guns and knives. Boys and girls as young as 12 have been taught to shoot a rifle, given demonstrations of knife techniques and shown how to make a lethal wooden dart called a Dutch arrow. The youngsters are also brainwashed with lectures on the BNP's racist beliefs and given talks on how to deal with "Marxist" teachers.

The biggest-ever indoor LMHR event closes triumphantly as the stars, MPs and members of the public come together to undermine the fascist BNP. Ali Ryland recalls last Saturday's festivities when Yorkshire united against the Nazis.

John McClure aka The Reverend - of Sheffield's Reverend and The Makers - has curated a stellar line-up of top, largely Yorkshire-based artists, as a response to the fascist BNP winning two council seats in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. The mega-gig takes place at Rotherham's 4,500-capacity Magna venue on Saturday 6th September. Please note we are no longer selling tickets online for today's Kaiser Chiefs LMHR gig, but there ARE tickets available on the day. The box office at the Magna Centre will be open for cash sales only from 2PM - tickets cost £20 each. Bands confirmed are Kaiser Chiefs, Reverend & the Makers, Roll Deep, The Courteeners and Richard H Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire - with a lineup of top DJs including Radio 1's Mistajam, Baby J and many more. During the day there will be a free event featuring local bands and family entertainment

Please note we are no longer selling tickets online for today's Kaiser Chiefs LMHR gig, but there ARE tickets available on the day. The box office at the Magna Centre will be open for cash sales only from 2PM - tickets cost £20 each.