Tom Anderson

A red brick corner building on a city street with large windows and white panels

People's History

Celebrating 30 years of the Base for Anarchy and Solidarity in Easton (BASE)

As the Easton-based social centre reaches its thirtieth birthday, we explore the history of the much-loved volunteer-run community space, which began life as a squat back in the mid-1990s

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Tom Anderson

Features

Kill the Bill prisoners are fighting repression from behind bars

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Tom Anderson

Voices

A group of individuals riding bicycles in a rural landscape, waving Palestinian flags.

From Bristol to the West Bank: The power of internationalism in Palestine

Tom Anderson
Tom Anderson
An Illustration with two sides, one side in the light of various different folks sitting and standing chatting outside the corner premise of BASE social centre, on the right side is a darken red lite van with a police officer wearing headphones arched over a laptop

Features

Under surveillance: how a man was recalled to prison after visiting a Bristol anarchist social centre

Toby Shone’s arrest by counter-terrorism police surveilling the BASE centre in Easton shows the state’s escalating clampdown on political dissent.

Tom Anderson
Tom Anderson

Reports

It’s show time for Bristol’s arms industry

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Tom Anderson