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The No Border camp on the Greek island of Lesvos has now started (running from the 25th-31st August) and hundreds of people have come together to challenge the system that denies freedom of movement in a globalised world, and violently suppresses people’s efforts to find refuge and improve their lives.

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Hopefully you’ve noticed, but we’ve relaunched our homepage, and added a couple of new sections. The blogs, which you’re reading now, will give a space for people involved with Last Hours – as well as Last Hours itself – to make regular updates about the projects they’re involved with. We’ve launched with only three blogs, [...]

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Over 1000 anti-fascists gathered to protest at the site of the BNP’s Red, White and Blue festival this weekend. The largest demonstration took place in Codnor town centre however smaller groups of 200-300 people blocked roads leading to the event, making travel there impossible.

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Good news! Last Hours has migrated from Punkyhosting across to Positive Internet. It doesn’t sound very interesting we know, but it means that we shouldn’t have an event like May, where the site was down for the whole month! It should also mean faster load times for people visiting the site. Stay tuned for the [...]

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Since the G20 protest in London this year the policing methods used over April 1st and 2nd have been dissected and discussed regularly in the media and in parliament. Reports have been produced and protests condemning police violence have been organised. Thousands of words have been published both in mainstream and independent media sources discussing civil liberties and issues around the right to protest. But has anything actually changed?

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Following the callout (http://www.archive.lasthours.org.uk/news/urgent-call-for-solidarity-with-migrants-in-calais/) to help stop the eviction and mass deportation of the ‘jungles’ in Calais, France, people responded, travelling from the UK, Belgium and from within France. These ‘jungles’ are where people who have travelled across Europe wait in makeshift shelters, with little food or medical assistance, for their nightly attempts to get [...]

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Despite the biennial arms fair DSEI still being hosted by the impenatrable fortrace that is London’s Excel, this year protester will be taking aim at another target.

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The makeshift ‘jungles’ in Calais are under threat of eviction – demo on Monday in London

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A callout to come to Ireland this summer to stop Shell

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An account from the No Border Camp at Calais in France

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