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The City is taking us to court from 19 to 23 December, and then we will know if we will be evicted. But it’s not over yet.

Speakers at the After N30 – how do we bring down the government in central London on Tuesday 6 December 2011

Occupy activists squatting a disused UBS bank building in London, now known as the Bank of Ideas, scored a major legal victory today (Wednesday).

For 30 years, there has been some activity on the anniversary of the New Cross Fire of 18 January 1981. This year saw more interest than I can remember for many years. It included the unveiling of a plaque at the south London address where the tragedy occurred.

Teachers in Newham, east London, have called for borough-wide strikes to support strikers at Langdon School.

Around 500 London Overground (LO) workers will be paid normal time plus 25 percent for shifts worked during the Olympic and Paralympic games next year.

Hundreds of people protested in Whitehall, central London, last Saturday against repression in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Occupy London activists backed the 30 November public sector strikes by marching to Lincoln’s Inn Fields to join the main London demonstration.

Firefighters and fire authority workers are raising the alarm at plans to privatise firefighter training in London.

Over 60 people attended a meeting in Battersea, south London, on Monday of this week.

Some 200 electricians gathered at the Balfour Beatty site at Blackfriars in central London on the day of the public sector general strike last week.

‘An institution that confuses active citizens with criminals and equates Al Qaida with efforts to reimagine the City is an institution in grave danger of losing its way’Statement by Occupy London after police briefed against them in a "terrorism update".