[no2id-supporters] NO2ID Newsletter No.131

Thu Sep 10 17:09:51 BST 2009

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     ++ NO2ID Supporters' Newsletter No. 131 - 10th September 2009 ++

*Contacting us:* Call or email the office - 020-7793-4005 or
(office at no2id.net). Please do not reply to this email. (The from address
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       + MANCHESTER ALERT - DON'T BE A GUINEA PIG +

The Home Secretary's summer re-launch of ID cards targeted Manchester as
a "beacon area" for the roll-out of the first cards. Having backed down
from a fight with airport workers and pilots threatening industrial
action over compulsory ID registration, the Home Office is now trying to
solicit volunteers.

Of course, people don't always read the small print - so we need to
ensure that any 'volunteers'  realise that registering for a card means
being tagged and tracked for the rest of their lives. And paying for the
privilege of being Whitehall's guinea pigs.

The fewer that sign up, the easier it should be to scrap the whole scheme.

NO2ID is launching a rolling campaign to alert and inform the people of
Manchester and - as the National Identity Scheme's net widens - the
North West, starting with a day of action on Saturday 10th October.
NO2ID groups and supporters from around the UK will be heading to
selected locations in Greater Manchester to hold street stalls, leaflet
and spread the word.

The following Saturday, 17th October, we shall be running more street
stalls in central Manchester and holding a public meeting at the Friends
Meeting House in Mount Street. Further activities and events will be
announced in due course.

If you or your organisation would like to get involved in either of
these events or the ongoing campaign, please contact
manchester at no2id.net. And if you would like to start your own local
group to help spread the word across the North West, please contact
local.groups at no2id.net.

*+ Making the case against the ID scheme +

*Many people tell us they would like to tackle that minority of friends.
neighbours and work colleagues who still think that 'ID cards' are a
pretty good idea, but need a little help feeling confident of their
ground to do so. NO2ID has plenty of stock of our 24 page practical
booklet on How to Win the argument against the ID scheme. If you would
like a free copy, either for yourself or to pass on to someone else,
then just write and ask to NO2ID, Box 412, 19/21 Crawford St, LONDON W1H
1PJ or email office at no2id.net. (Don't forget to tell us the postal
address to send it to.)
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       What just happened?

*+ CRB checks and yet more ID scheme coercion +

*Information obtained by The Register website under the Freedom of
Information (FOI) Act reveals that the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB)
could soon ask people to provide fingerprint data to get a job under new
systems being developed. The plans follow a large increase in errors in
CRB checks in March 2008 - from around 70 per month to more than 800 in
one month. The FOI response states: "To improve the identification
process carried out by employers the CRB will research how biometric
identification can be incorporated into the Disclosure process and will
also work with the police service to improve the quality of data held
and its availability". The CRB is also considering the use of ID card
data. The Home Office has previously said ID cards will help speed up
the CRB process, which has been regularly criticised by employers as too
slow. In 2007 the UK Identity and Passport Service (UKIPS) and the CRB
trialled a "joint venture" where CRB processes were linked to ID Cards.
Read the FOI response at http://www.crb.gov.uk/pdf/FOI%2012556.pdf
See
http://www.ips.gov.uk/cps/files/ips/live/assets/documents/IdentityServiceProposition-Joint-VenturewiththeCRB.pdf

*+ Manchester: Lord Brett takes part in ID web chat +

*On 27th August Lord Brett, the minister responsible for the ID scheme
trial in the north west, visited the Manchester Evening News to answer
questions in an online "chat". Brett was keen to point out that the
Manchester trial was not a trial when he said: "This is the first stage
of a roll-out across the whole of the UK of ID cards. It will move from
Manchester to the North West and beyond". Brett blurred the truth when
he stated: "There are currently some 80 million records held on the
Passport Register. These will become part of the National Identity
Register with the introduction of biometric passports. Therefore, the
same information will be on the National Identity Register that has
hitherto be on the National Passport Register". What Brett presumably
meant to say was that if people voluntarily renew their passport and get
a new biometric passport then their information will, without their
consent, be entered into the National Identity Register which will
contain 49 pieces of information, substantially more than is currently
on the passport database. Just a slip of the tongue?
Read the transcript at
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/s/1133625_lord_brett_id_card_web_chat

*+ Henry Porter's new novel explores the surveillance/database state +

*Observer journalist Henry Porter's new novel 'The Dying Light' has been
published by Orion books. The novel is a thriller set in "the
police-state that the UK is about to become". In an interview published
on the book's website Porter says: "I am really interested in political
corruption, and the way governments argue to themselves about what they
need to do to create better and more efficient government". The novel
tells the story of Kate Lockhart, a high-powered lawyer and former
secret agent, who becomes embroiled in the efforts of a paranoid state
to cover up a scandal after she attends the funeral of her friend and
former lover David Eyam. A legacy left her by Eyam threatens devastating
consequences not just for her, but for the government, which will use
its considerable powers to stop it being revealed. The book is on sale now.
See http://www.orionbooks.co.uk/HB-35174/The-Dying-Light.htm

*+ Travel ID check requirements update +

*In recent weeks we have reported on photo ID requirements to travel to
Orkney by ferry. A reader has pointed out that one of the two ferry
companies serving Orkney does not require photo ID. NorthLink Ferries
has required all passengers aged 16 years and over to be in possession
of photographic ID since 1st May 2008 but rival ferry company Pentland
Ferries is ID free! On their website Pentland Ferries proudly boasts:
"Photo id is not required to sail or book with us".
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       What's next?

**

*+ Party Conferences +*
NO2ID does not have fringe meetings at any of the main party conferences
this year, but we will be aiming to leaflet delegates in order to
complement an advertising campaign in the political magazines that are
distributed to delegates.  Phil Booth (national.coordinator at no2id.net)
will be in Manchester for the Conservative Party Conference (5th to 8th
October) and in Brighton for the Labour Party Conference (27th September
to 1st October). Matty Mitford (local.groups at no2id.net) will be in
Bournemouth for the Liberal Democrat Conference (19th to 23rd
September), and aiming to relaunch the Bournemouth NO2ID group at the
same time. If you are a delegate or local resident and would like to
help out, please contact the appropriate person - putting "[Party]
Conference" in the subject line of your email.

*+ London Globe Theatre - 'A New World' - A Life of Thomas Paine +*
Until 9th October at The Globe Theatre, Bankside, London. A New World
brings to life a world turned upside down by notions of freedom and
liberty. American independence and French revolution, battlefields and
bedrooms, prisons and printing presses are all brought to the Globe
stage in this compelling story of a remarkable man. This world premiere
celebrates the life and loves of Thomas Paine with songs, music and a
huge carnival spirit. The much-acclaimed writer Trevor Griffiths is best
known for his landmark play Comedians and Oscar-nominated screenplay Reds.
For more info visit
http://www.shakespeares-globe.org/theatre/annualtheatreseason/anewworld/

*+ Have your say - National Identity Service Public Panels +*
The UK Identity and Passport Service (UKIPS) is setting up public panels
around the country to get the views of members of the public as they
build the "National Identity Service". The UKIPS website states that
"Independent scrutiny is vital to the success of the National Identity
Service (NIS)". Apparently they want to "put the public at the heart of
our service" and are "committed to making sure that the way we work is
completely transparent and that people, businesses and the Government
know their rights and responsibilities". Public panels will be made up
of 11 members, and will meet for half a day up to three times a year.
The aim is to "produce an Identity Rights Charter. This will set out the
rights and responsibilities people, businesses and the Government have
under the NIS". Recruitment for the first two regional groups (in the
North and South of England) started on 12th August. To join a panel you
can fill in the online form at www.ips.gov.uk/publicpanel or call 020
3356 8174.
More details at http://www.ips.gov.uk/cps/rde/xchg/ips_live/hs.xsl/1189.htm

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       "ID" in the news

*+ DNA fingerprinting 25 years old - BBC News Online 10/9/09 +*
The scientist behind DNA fingerprinting has called for a change to the
law governing DNA databases on the 25th anniversary of his discovery. He
renewed his calls for the government to change the law governing the
UK's DNA databases - particularly the practice in England and Wales of
keeping the DNA profiles of thousands of people who have neither been
charged nor convicted.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8247641.stm

*+ Police given assault warning over DNA samples taken from children -
The Guardian 9/9/09 +*
Police officers who take "voluntary" DNA samples from children under 16
without their written consent or that of their parents are legally
committing an assault, the Home Office's ethics group on the national
DNA database has warned.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/sep/09/police-dna-samples-children-law

*+ Former Prime Minister's children have Irish passports - Daily Mail
6/9/09 +*
Tony Blair's four children have Irish citizenship -- with at least one,
Kathryn, using her Eire passport to travel. The revelation came from
Cherie Blair on a TV chat show, when she said Kathryn, Euan, Nicky and
Leo had Irish passports through their grandmother, Tony's mother Hazel.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1211450/The-young-OBlairs--Former-Prime-Ministers-children-Irish-passports-thanks-grandmother.html

*+ ID cards: A new layer of compulsion - The Guardian 4/9/09 +*
A week or two away from the land of surveillance and you realise what a
very strange place Britain has become. On my return from holiday I
understood one frightening truth, which is that surveillance systems and
databases have become as much a part of the country's infrastructure as
the road or rail networks. No government, however liberal or determined,
has the power to dismantle the apparatus that Labour has put in place.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/henryporter/2009/sep/04/id-cards-crb-check

*+ How much of the EU's data will the UK lose? - The Register 2/9/09 +*
David Davis raised a question in the House: "The Home Office is
currently prototyping a Europe-wide project called Project Stork. How
are we going to prevent a repetition of the disaster of the last few
weeks [the disappearance of 25 million child benefit records] when
sensitive personal data is held not by one government but by 27?" Jacqui
Smith couldn't answer the question. She had never heard of Project STORK
and asked for more details.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/09/02/uk_eu_data_menace/

*+ ID cards: paranoia or well-founded fear? - Law Gazette 1/9/09 +*
Surveillance cameras, credit checks, bank and credit card statements,
supermarket loyalty cards, annual appraisals, HR records, school
reports, the council poking through your rubbish bags to see if you're
recycling stuff, the nosy neighbour peeking from behind net curtains. Do
you ever get the feeling you're being watched? Don't worry: you are not
alone. Around 11 million others, according to campaigning group NO2ID,
are about to join you as the Big Brother state takes another giant lurch
forward.
http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/blogs/news-blog/id-cards-paranoia-or-well-founded-fear

*+ Identity cards push fees to £140million - The Mirror 31/8/09 +*
Identity cards have sent government spending on City experts and
consultants rocketing to £140million, figures revealed yesterday. It
represents a 46% rise on the £96million of taxpayers' cash the Home
Office spent in the previous 12 months. Officials admitted much of the
work was on the controversial ID cards scheme with PA Consulting, the
firm most heavily involved, paid £24.5million, up from £8.4million.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2009/08/31/id-cards-push-fees-to-140m-115875-21636974/

*+ Government plans to link criminal records to ID cards - Computer
Weekly 28/8/09 +*
Privacy advocates have reacted angrily to reports that the government
plans to link national identity records to criminal records for
background checks on people who work with children and vulnerable
people. Up to 11 million such workers could be affected immediately if
the plan goes ahead.
http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/08/28/237485/government-plans-to-link-criminal-records-to-id-cards.htm

(Please send me any items of interest you encounter -
Editor(newsletter at no2id.net) )
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*+ LOCAL GROUPS NEWS + *

To see if there's a group in your area check our list at
http://www.no2id.net/localgroups/
Or, if you're interested in starting a group yourself, please contact
Matty on local.groups at no2id.net to discuss what's involved and what we
have in place to support coordinators and their groups.

_*+ Alexandra Palace +*_

*+ 14th October - Alexandra Palace NO2ID Monthly Meeting (2nd Wednesday
of month) +*
Wednesday 14th October, 8:15pm at The Gate pub on Station Road (N22
7SS). All welcome. For further details please contact
alexandra.palace at no2id.net

_*+ Birmingham +*_*

+ 30th September - Birmingham NO2ID Meeting +
*Wednesday, 30th September, 7:30pm at Bennetts Bar, 8 Bennetts Hill, B2 5RS.

_*+ Brighton +*_
*
+ 22nd September - Brighton NO2ID Meeting (4th Tuesday of month) +*
Tuesday, 22nd September 8:00pm at the Brighton Peace and Environment
Centre (BPEC) opposite Brighton Station.  Our meeting is for one hour
and we will be working to update our leaflets, website, organise our
next public event and more!  We will be at the Battle of Trafalgar in
Guildford Road at 9.00pm for an informal chat afterwards you would prefer.

_*+ Cambridge +*_

*+ 10th September - Cambridge Amnesty ID cards talk +*
Thursday, 10th September 7.30pm at Jesus Lane Friends' Meeting House,
Jesus Lane, Cambridge. Cambridge NO2ID members will speak at a Cambridge
Amnesty meeting about the Home Office's ID cards scheme and the Database
State. For more details, see:
http://cambridge.amnesty.org.uk/events_details.asp?CategoryID=1901&EventID=1593

*+ 12th September - Cambridge NO2ID Street Stall +*
Saturday 22nd August, in the usual spot outside Cambridge Guildhall
(http://www.aardvarkmap.net/mape/T5LZATLS) from 2pm (note changed start
time). Please contact Andrew on 07710 469624 if you'd like to help.

*+ 3rd October - Cambridge NO2ID Ipswich trip +*
Saturday 3rd October, Cambridge NO2ID supporters will be travelling to
Ipswich to help run a street stall there. If you're interested in
helping, please get in touch: cambridge at no2id.net.

_**__*+ Canterbury +*_

To stay up to date join the Canterbury NO2ID mailing list on:
http://lists.no2id.net/mailman/listinfo/no2id.canterbury

_*+ Dover +*_

*+ 19th September - Dover NO2ID Street Stall +*
Saturday 19th September, from 10am (for 3 or 4 hours) in FOLKESTONE.
Location: Sandgate Road pedestrian precinct at corner of Westcliff
Gardens. As always, weather permitting -- if weather does not permit,
we'll try for following Saturday.
All help gratefully accepted. Contact Ian Taylor, dover at no2id.net

_**__*+ Edinburgh +
*_*****
**+ Scotland: Government consultation on Draft Principles for Privacy
Protection +*
On 31st August, the Scottish Government launched a 12 week consultation
on the draft principles produced by its Privacy Working Group. These
principles are intended to govern how personal information is handled by
the government. The consultation paper is available online:
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2009/08/PrinciplesConsultation
*
+ Saturdays 1pm - 3pm - NO2ID Edinburgh Street Stall +*
Every week, weather permitting, you will find our campaigning stall at
the east end of Princes Street, opposite the Balmoral Hotel.  Do drop by
for a chat.  New volunteers - please contact John (edinburgh at no2id.net),
and for more group information see http://www.no2id-scotland.net/edinburgh/

_*+ Epsom +*_

If anyone wants to get involved in the Epsom area, please email or phone
NO2ID South East Regional Coordinator Geoff Cox on south.east at no2id.net
or call 01306 631377.
**
_*+ Glasgow +*_

*+ Scotland: Government consultation on Draft Principles for Privacy
Protection +*
On 31st August, the Scottish Government launched a 12 week consultation
on the draft principles produced by its Privacy Working Group. These
principles are intended to govern how personal information is handled by
the government. The consultation paper is available online:
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2009/08/PrinciplesConsultation

*+ 17th September - Glasgow School of Social Work Seminar +*
Thursday 17th September at 4pm, the Glasgow School of Social Work at
Strathclyde University will be hosting a seminar on "National ID Cards
in a Globalised world: Surveillance, security and citizenship", by David
Lyon, FRSC, Research
Chair in sociology from Queen's University, Canada. Further information
at: http://www.strath.ac.uk/gssw/gsswnews/

_*+ Hackney +*_

*+ 24th September - Hackney NO2ID Meeting +*
Thursday 24th September, 8pm at the Pembury Tavern, 90 Amhurst Road, E8 1JH

_*+ Hammersmith & Fulham +
*_
*+ 20th September - NO2ID Street Stall, Ealing +*
Sunday, 20th September 2009, approx 11.00-12:30 outside the Broadway
Centre, The Broadway.

Maps for both events on www.no2id-handf.org.uk/act.htm, more information
from Brian, hammersmith at no2id.net or 07976-414913.

*+ 24th September - Another 'Database State' Evening +*
Thursday, 24th September - "Tagged, tracked and tailed? - our speakers
explore the claims made for CCTV cameras; the privacy implications of
ANPR and other vehicle tracking technology". Charles Farrier - NO CCTV
campaign; Martin Kicks - Privacy campaigner. All NO2ID colleagues welcome.

More information on www.no2id-handf.org.uk/db240909.htm

_*+ Hebden Bridge +*_*

+ 17th September - Hebden Bridge NO2ID Meeting +
*Thursday 17th September, at 7:30pm in the Fox and Goose - Hebden Bridge
NO2ID will be meeting to discuss what the group can practically offer in
terms of help in opposing the roll-out of the scheme within the
Manchester beacon area. Please email hebden.bridge at no2id.net if you are
thinking of coming along.

_*+ Ipswich +*_*

+ 16th September - Ipswich NO2ID's First Meeting +
*Wednesday, 16th September, 7:30pm at the Black Horse Inn, Black Horse
Lane, Ipswich. Contact Bobby Gooding for info - ipswich at no2id.net

*+ 3rd October - Ipswich NO2ID Street Stall +*
Saturday 3rd October, Ipswich town centre - contact Bobby Gooding
(ipswich at no2id.net) for where and when we'll be meeting.

_*+ Lancaster +*_

Subscribe to the Lancaster NO2ID e-mail list at
http://www.no2id.net/mailman/listinfo/no2id.lancaster

_*+ Leeds +*_

*+ 24th September - Leeds NO2ID Meeting +*
Thursday 24th September, 7:30pm in the public bar of the Victoria on 28
Great George Street - Leeds NO2ID will be meeting to discuss what the
group can practically offer in terms of help in opposing the roll-out of
the scheme within the Manchester beacon area. Please email
leeds at no2id.net f you are intending to come along.

*+ 26th September - Leeds NO2ID Street Stall +*
Saturday 26th September, 1pm on Brigate.

_*+ Manchester +*_

ID cards are to be introduced in Manchester this autumn. Recent spin
from the Home Office has convinced people that the National Identity
Scheme has been cancelled, that it isn't a threat and it's voluntary.
It's more important than ever to get the word out about the Database State.

*+ 12th September - Manchester NO2ID Street Stall +*
Saturday 12th September, 2-4pm in St. Ann's Square. ID cards are to be
introduced in Manchester this autumn. Recent spin from the Home Office
has convinced people that the National Identity Scheme has been
cancelled, that it isn't a threat or is voluntary. It's more important
than ever to get the word out about the Database State. Manchester NO2ID
will be running a public information stall in St. Ann's Square in
Manchester City Centre (down near the big Marks and Spencer), to raise
awareness  among the public and engage people in discussion about the
National Identity Register. We'll be collecting signatures for the NO2ID
petition to keep people in touch with the campaign. We'll meet in the
square itself at 2pm to set up shop; feel free to join us to lend a hand
or just chat. You don't need any experience or equipment, just a bit of
time to spare and a friendly smile!

*+ 16th September - Manchester NO2ID Monthly Meeting +*
Wednesday 16th September, 7-9pm. Meeting venue TBC - please keep an eye
on http://manchester.no2id.net/ for details, or contact Dave on 07722
615 398. At our monthly meetings we discuss the state of the NO2ID
campaign, what we've been up to recently and where we're going in
future. Everyone is welcome, newcomer or not, curious or committed. See
minutes of our previous meetings at
(http://manchester.no2id.net/taxonomy/term/5). We are always looking for
volunteers to take and type up minutes from our meetings; it's an easy
way to help the campaign!
_
*+ Manchester Action against North West Guinea Pigs +*_

*+ 10th October - Manchester-wide Street Stalls +*
Saturday 10th October, we will be running a series of street stalls
around the wider Manchester area. These will be encouraging people we
wouldn't normally reach in centres like Stockport, Salford and Oldham to
get involved with the campaign. The idea is an out-reach activity that
will help generate attention amongst the wider North-West and draw
people into our campaign; and the following weekends activity.

*+ 17th October - Manchester City Centre Stalls and Drop-in Centre +
*Saturday 17th October, we will be holding a series of stalls in the
city centre. Aiming to get setup from 12pm. From 1pm once the stalls are
established we will create a drop-in centre for new activists in the
Friends Meeting House. This centre will be giving out practical advice
on what people can do themselves to oppose ID cards. People who turn up
will then be able to collect leaflets and materials to distribute, and
if they wish pop along to one of the stalls in the centre to join in
straight away with the campaign. I know some groups have also planned
some other attention grabbing activities too that they will be carrying
out!

*+ 17th October - Public Meeting, Pledge Signing and Social Event +*
Saturday 17th October at 3.30pm a public meeting will be held in the
Friends Meeting House main hall, and following that meeting we will head
out to Albert Square for a mass burning of an ID card, and signing of
the pledge. This will be the accumulation of the two weeks' activity.
Following that we will decamp to a local drinking hole for an informal
social event.

If you are travelling a long way then the 17th September will be the
fullest day of activity, however if you can make it along for both or
can't do the 17th then any help on the 10th would be fantastic as the
more stalls we can put out the better. I promise to get something social
sorted out for anyone on the 10th so it's a bit of fun as well. I'll be
contacting people who have already been in touch personally about travel
and accommodation. If you are thinking of coming let me know so I can
provide you with the details.
A press release will follow, but it's a good opportunity to generate
excitement within your own group. I know already someone has likened it
to marking a kind of 'Jarrow March' moment in the progress of our campaign!
*
*_*+ Norwich +*_

*+ 12th September - Street Stall on Freedom Not Fear Day +*
On Saturday 15th September it's the Norwich NO2ID street stall from
1pm-3pm at The Haymarket, Gentleman's Walk, so please come along for ID
card and database-related antics. Fresher or seasoned protester, anyone
welcome to say no to Big Bro! People are still frighteningly unaware
about what the government is doing, so it's up to us to tell them. See
you there!

*+ 15th September - Norwich NO2ID Group Meeting +*
Our next meeting is Tuesday 15th September at The Workshop (opposite The
Black Horse), 53 Earlham Road, NR2 3AD at 7.30pm-9pm. Discuss the
intrusive ID card scheme, the numerous, highly expensive government
databases and ways of holding them back.

*+ 20th September - Norwich NO2ID Stall at Zero Emissions Music Festival +*
Sunday 20th September at Chapelfield Gardens - Norwich NO2ID will be
hosting a stall at the Zero Emissions Music Festival in
support of Friends of The Earth. There will be a full line-up of music
headlined by Seize The Day.

If you are interested in the work of the Norwich group, please join
their mailing list on: http://www.no2id.net/mailman/listinfo/no2id.norwich

_*+ Oxford +*_

*+ 1st October - Oxford **NO2ID ** Monthly Meeting (first Thursday of
month) +*
Thursday 1st October at the Mitre on the High Street from 8pm for an
hour or so for a chat and to discuss the campaign. All welcome.

*+ 3rd October - Oxford NO2ID Street Stall +*
Saturday, 3rd October - our last couple of stalls have suffered from the
sheer number of other stalls on Cornmarket Street. So this time we may
try pitching up somewhere else. We will meet up at Carfax tower at 11am
and choose a spot shortly after. If you fancy lending a hand drop an
email to oxford at no2id.net and I can ensure we don't miss you.

*+ 17th October - Oxford NO2ID day trip to Manchester*
Saturday 17th September, we are planning to take a day trip up to
Manchester to join several other groups in a coordinated day of action.
If you are interested in this, again drop me an email at (oxford at no2id.net).

See the website for more: http://no2id-oxford.org.uk/

_*+ Sheffield +*_*

+ 23rd September - Sheffield NO2ID Monthly Meeting (fourth Wednesday of
month) +
*Wednesday 23rd September, 7:30pm at the Harlequin pub on Nursery
Street. This is our regular monthly meeting where we discuss how the
campaign is progressing and organise local activities. We will be joined
by the Yorkshire regional co-ordinator and will be discussing our
contribution to opposing the Manchester ID card trial in October. You
can contact the group at
sheffield at no2id.net

_*+ Stockton +*_

*+ 12th September - Stockton NO2ID Street Stall +*
The new Stockton group will be holding a stall this weekend, Saturday
12th September. Please email Freddy on stockton at no2id.net if you'd be
able to come and help out for an hour or so.
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