Monday 17 November 2008

What's Goin' On?

To advertise your event, email: respect_yourself_cardiff@hotmail.co.uk

STOP THE ST ATHAN MILITARY ACADEMY CAMPAIGN MEETING
Tuesday 18 November, 6.30 pm
Temple of Peace, Edward VII Avenue


http://www.antimetrix.org


CARDIFF GREEN DRINKS
Wednesday 19 November, 6 pm onwards
The Yard (upstairs), 42-43 St Mary Street


Greendrinks is a monthly informal gathering over a drink for anyone with an interest in the environment, a free buffet is also laid on!

'NEW ARRIVALS' COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PLAY
Thursday 20 November
Sherman Theatre
Tickets £3 - Free for asylum seekers


FILM SHOWING - 'TAXI TO THE DARK SIDE'
Friday 21 November, 7.30
Talybont Social Centre (Upstairs)

A free film showing about US torture in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay.

UNDERCURRENTS - BEYOND TV
Saturday 22 - Sunday 23 November
Dylan Thomas Centre, Swansea

Radical environmental films, forums and masterclasses from the world of documentary filmmaking. This years festival will be focused upon the filmmakers. If you are a documentary maker please attend and forge links with other film-makers, music makers and animators

OPPOSE THE INTRODUCTION OF ID CARDS
Tuesday 25 November, 12 - 1 pm
Borders Agency, 31 - 33 Newport Road


Biometric ID cards will come into force for non-EU students and spouses from 25th November and will be issued from offices in Birmingham, Cardiff, Croydon, Glasgow, Liverpool, and Sheffield. We will be holding a protest outside the Home Office building in Cardiff and hope for protests outside each of the other offices on that day. We welcome all opponents of the increasing levels of social control that the government wishes to extend over all our lives to take part. Join us during your lunch break from work or study to show solidarity with migrants being victimised by these cynical divide and rule tactics by The Home Office. By resisting the repression of migrants, we defend the freedom of everyone! Called by No Borders South Wales.

RE-VAMP - CARDIFF'S FIRST EVER GIANT CLOTHES SWAPPING EVENT
Thursday 27 November, 6 pm - Midnight
Koko Gorrilaz, Salisbury Road

If there was ever a time to have a good old rummage through your wardrobe and dig out those forgotten items of clothing that haven’t seen daylight in at least a year, then it’s now! Instead of letting those poor un-loved garments gather dust and feel sorry for themselves, give them the chance of a new life at Re-Vamp! A group of creative, eco-minded females have put their resourceful heads together to bring you a unique night of swapping clothes, exchanging skills, and all whilst barely parting with a penny! Certainly not your average night out! You can expect: CLOTHES SWAPPING - Swap your cast-offs for someone else’s and get a whole ‘new’ outfit totally free. One person’s trash is another person’s treasure! RE-VAMPED FASHION SHOW – See what other people have created from old clothes and get inspired! RE-VAMPING AREA - Learn how to Re-vamp your own clothes and make accessories from un-wanted materials. We will have girls on hand with sewing machines and crafty ideas to share. PEDAL-POWERED BINGO – Yes, that’s right, bingo on a bike, it has to be seen to be believed! Join in and you could win a Re-Vamped goody bag! RE-VAMPED TUNES – Top local female DJs will be mixing it up on the decks.

Do you already make clothes or accessories from re-used materials, maybe you would like to be involved in the fashion show or run a creative workshop? We are also looking for people to lend us clothes rails and coat hangers.

SEEKING ASYLUM IN BRITAIN - HORROR OR HUMANE?
Friday 28 November, 6.30 pm
Small Chemistry Lecture Theatre, Main Building, Cardiff University


Forum on the state of the British asylum system. How do we really treat refugees? Asylum seekers tell their stories, plus guest speakers and a question panel. Organised by STAR

PROTEST ASYLUM SEEKER DESTITUTION
Wednesday 3 December, 4.30 - 6 pm
Nye Bevan Statue, Queen Street


Raising awareness and protesting on World Migration Day

THE WAVES - CARDIFF FEMINIST FORUM
Wednesday 3 December, 6 pm
Milgi Lounge, City Road (to be confirmed)


Cardiff's newest and fastest growing feminist group meets monthly.

CARDIFF PUBLIC SERVICES NOT PRIVATE PROFIT CAMPAIGN LAUNCH
Wednesday 3 December, 7 pm

Update: NOW POSTPONED TILL NEW YEAR

NATIONAL CLIMATE MARCH
Saturday 6 December, Central London

March on parliament. More info here: Coach stopping 8 am, Cardiff Museum Steps and 8.30 am Newport Bus StationTickets - £18 waged or £10 student/unwagedE-mail CardiffCCC@hotmail.co.uk
to reserve a place asap!

PROTEST INTRODUCTION OF ID CARDS FOR NON-EU STUDENTS & SPOUSES
Wednesday 10 December, 12 noon
Borders Agency, 31-33 Newport Road


Following the protest outside the UK border Agency on 25th Novemer when ID cards came into force, there will be another protest when the Cardiff office starts to register people on Wednesday 10th December. Called by No Borders South Wales.

SAVE HOOVER'S FACTORY IN MERTHYR - EMERGENCY MEETING
Wednesday 10 December, 7.30 pm
Glebeland Club (above Belle Vue Pub)
Glebeland St
Merthyr


With trade union reps, shop stewards, activists and people from the community. Organised by South Wales Chartists - Supporters of the People Before Profit Charter

STOP THE JOBS MASSACRE
Thursday 11 December, 7.30 pm
Royal Hotel
St Mary's Street
Cardiff


With union reps, shop stewards, activists and people from the community. All welcome. Organised by South Wales Chartists - Supporters of the People Before Profit Charter.

BUTE PARK - CRITICS CONFRONT COUNCIL
Friday 12 December, 5 - 7 pm
Glamorgan Building, Cardiff University


Prof Kevin Morgan, school of City and Regional Planning at Cardiff University, believes the planned roadways would desecrate one of the city’s greatest assets, a top-grade Park. He has planned a head-to-head debate between senior City Councillors, the Heritage Lottery Fund and their critics. This is a chance to question and challenge the plans to build roads to suit the largest lorries and to channel traffic through the memorial woodland in Bute Park.

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