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NEXT OXFORD AND THAMES VALLEY OPEN MEETING All welcome Capitalism, Crisis & Revolution - What is Marxism 7PM Wednesday 8th July New Road Baptist Church, Bonn Square Oxford OX1 1LQ or join via zoom https://oxfordswp.org.uk/zoom |
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Stand Up To Racism wants to ensure there is a strong anti-racist current in Bicester that welcomes refugees and opposes any far-right activity. Bicester residents should not be frightened to walk down the street because they are not white - as some have reported. Bicester residents are saying how appalled they are at the outpouring of racism in local community facebook groups. On Sunday 12th July a protest has been called against the camp that has drawn support from far-right and fascist groups. The organisers have invited the Pink Ladies - a group notorious for its strident opposition to migrants who have marched with fascists on hate marches on multiple occasions. They will be pushing the racist lie that Black men are a sexual threat to white women and girls. It is vital that the far-right do not protest unchallenged and do not build a base of racist hate in Bicester. Join us opposite Coventry building Society at 10:30 AM. Contact Oxford Stand Up To Racism if you would like to help defend refugees and stop the far right in Bicester |
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PUBLIC MEETING Refugees welcome in Bicester No racist camps • Why is the government planning to house1250 asylum-seekers in a former MOD camp near Bicester? • How much will it cost? Who benefits? • What are the practical, anti-racist alternatives? How do we get our voices heard? Come to the campaign’s inaugural public meeting: Thursday 16 July 7pm Kingsmere Community Centre, Pioneer Way, Bicester OX26 1EG Email contact@oxfordstanduptoracism.org.uk if you would like to help with this campaign. |
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NATIONAL MARCH FOR PALESTINE Tell the new PM: No to war End the genocide Sanctions now. 18th July 12:00 pm central London Keir Starmer has finally been forced to resign Join our march to send a powerful message to the next Prime |
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Oxford Stand Up To Racism presents Everybody to Kenmure Street Screening plus post-screening Q&A with local eyewitness Ultimate Picture Palace, Jeune Street, Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 1BN 21 July, doors open 5:15pm, film starts 5:45pm, Q&A 7:15pm Trailer and tickets (now on sale): https://uppcinema.com/show/kenmure/ “In May 2021, a UK Home Office dawn raid triggers one of the most spontaneous and successful acts of civil resistance in recent memory. In Pollokshields, Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhood, hundreds of residents rush to the streets to stop the deportation of their neighbours.” Winner, World Cinema Documentary Special Jury Award for Civil Resistance, Sundance Film Festival 2026 “A love letter to peaceful protest” Screen International ‘an amazing story of a community triumph’ Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian ★★★★ Directed by Felipe Bustos Sierra (2025) |