annarky's blog.

             This month marks the 200 year anniversary of what is known, in Glasgow and other parts of Scotland, as the "1...

        For years I have been haunted by a name, Jimmy Josse. I came across his name frequently when doing a wee bit of research at the M...

      To all those who took up our offer of our free anarchist packs, I hope you have enjoyed them and perhaps learnt something as well a...

      International Women's Day, March 8th. Glasgow women can stand tall with a proud history of women who stood up and took their pl...

     Glasgow, January, 31st. 1919, "Bloody Friday", remember it, celebrate it, be proud of it, and all those ordinary people wh...

         Thomas Muir, one of Scotland's many principled radicals, one of those severally dealt with by the authorities he challenged...

         The history of the struggles of the ordinary people has an endless list of unknown heroes, people who stood against the powe...

       A date that should be etched in the psyche of Glasgow's working class and its struggles for that better life, January 31st. ...

        Working class history is all too often lost, forgotten or deliberately hidden, but it is there, a rich history of struggle, a c...

         At the age of 83, I have to admit that it is a true saying, old age never comes alone , one thing it does come with is a set of ...

             Here in the UK the British state’s level of brutality is relatively low at the moment, however, this is is not a sign of...

       Friday, January, 1919, a date that we should never forget, that was the day that brought about the stationing of armed troops ...