The Great Commotion
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The Great Commotion is a monthly newsletter with anarchist political leanings based in Norwich. It was founded in late 2005 by members of Norwich Anarchists and Norwich Anarchist Students., although it remains a purely independent publication with no official links to either group, excluding the fact that the official Great Commotion website was hosted by Norwich Anarchist Students for a brief period.
The newsletter made its debut at the Raise Your Banners Festival of Political Song on 12th November, 2005. Since then the paper has covered various local campaigns, including a local campaign to save local music venues, strikes, Norwich City Council government policies and much more. In October, The Great Commotion was the only media outlet to publish an interview with Midas, the Graffiti artist who made national headlines by painting several of the city's postboxes.
[edit] External Links
The Great Commotion's Myspace Page
[edit] Notes
- ^ Norwich Anarchist Students - The Great Commotion
- ^ EASF Newswire - Fears voiced over fate of Norwich Music Scene
- ^ Times Online - Artists Think Outside the Box with First Class Graffiti
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