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Kate Tempest: the protest voice of a generation
“The whole thing’s becoming/Such a bumbling farce/Was that a pivotal historical moment/We just went stumbling past?”
Not enough people have heard of Kate Tempest. These...
Extinction Rebellion protest at farming conference in Exam Schools
Extinction Rebellion has taken up a picket outside Oxford’s Examination Schools this month to protest the Oxford Farming Conference. Environmentalists gathered outside the building...
Oxford Students Protest India’s Citizenship Amendment Act
Yesterday students gathered outside the Radcliffe Camera to protest the Citizenship Amendment Act, a bill passed in India’s Parliament which has been widely criticised...
Chilean Protests: a call for change
While the reports rightly condemn violent demonstrations, they ignore its link to police brutality and a President who has declared a State of War on his own people.
Oxford Students Disrupt Mining Company’s Recruitment Event
The Oxford Climate Justice Campaign protested at Glencore’s recruitment event at the Old Bank Hotel on Monday night. Glencore are a multinational commodity trading...
Climate strike comes to Oxford
This morning school students across Oxford and the surround area left class to march at another climate change strike held in the city centre....
Councils raise concerns over Oxford-Cambridge Expressway plans
With Highways England in line to open a consultation on the proposed ‘expressway’ between Oxford and Cambridge, two Oxfordshire councils have signaled their opposition...
Bishop of Oxford joins call for action on climate change
The Bishop of Oxford, Rt Revd Stephen Croft, joined thousands in Westminster on Wednesday to demand action on climate change.
‘Time Is Now’ saw...
Extinction Rebellion holds parody of University Encaenia ceremony
Last week, on a day reserved for the prestigious Encaenia ceremony, Extinction Rebellion took to the streets of Oxford to raise awareness of climate...
Oxford marches for an end to NHS crisis
Demonstrators marched in protest against cuts and privatisation, as well as calling for pay increase to end the staffing crisis.