The Anarchist Federation in Manchester

Who We Are

We are the Manchester Group of the Anarchist Federation, an organisation of class struggle anarchists in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. There are other northern AF groups in Preston, Sheffield, Liverpool and Nottingham. We have members in other towns, including Barnsley, Gateshead, Halifax, Hull, Newcastle and York. By bringing together northern anarchist communists, we hope to be able to support each other and further the growth of our movement and spread of anarchist ideas.

 



What We Want


We aim to be part of the movement to abolish capitalism and all oppression and to create a free communist society. This is anarchist communism. [more]



Join the Anarchist FederationAF in Manchester, May 5th 2008

If you want to know more, then read these four articles:

Introducing the Anarchist Federation

Why We Want You to Join the Anarchist Federation

Organising for Resistance. An Interview with an AFed activist.

Report from our Summer Meeting

You can also read our Revised Consitution here.

Manchester AF distributed this leaflet at the recent Convention of the Left. It explains why we are Neither Left Nor Right

Download our poster on the economic crisis Capitalism Not Fit For Business.

 

 


 

Anarchist Federation Publications

Resistance - this is the AF's monthly news bulletin. You can get a copy by clicking on this link. You'll either be able to read it as a pdf or as an html file.

 

Organise - our magazine. It comes out twice a year and covers issues in more depth. Available by clicking here. You can buy a paper copy by clicking here. We take Paypal.

 

Pamphlets - the Anarchist Federation has produced a range of pamphlets. These are available on the web. Click here. Or you can buy a copy using our online ordering page.

 


Also on this site
On this site you'll also find archives of the libertarian socialist group Solidarity and council communist groups Subversion and Wildcat. Both Subversion and Wil;dcat were predominantly based in Manchester in the 80s and 90s.

 

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