Just found this advertised. Any idea what's it all about. ?

[Castle Farm]

 

[Castle Farm]

What is Land Justice? Saturday the 15th Feb, Bristol – the next big Land Justice Network event (& the first in the South West!)

Join the new South West Land Justice group in Bristol next month for a day of exploring what land justice means across different issues, followed by an evening of storytelling and music. Saturday 15th Feb, Trinity Centre Bristol. 9.30am – 11pm.

The line-up includes:
Daytime ticket (£5): 9.30am – 5.30pm

Recent history of land justice movement in England with Indra Donfrancesco from Earth First!
Right to Roam campaign planning with Nick Hayes – Illustrator and author of ‘The Spellbound Land: Trespassing the lines that divide us all’. Nick’s beautiful prints will be for sale with funds going to the Land Justice Network.
Identity and Spiritual Stewardship: Diasporic and Decolonnial Perspectives on Belonging and the Land with Gentle/Radical, Samson Hart & Rabab Ghazoul
Analysis of Land and housing economics with Beth Stratford, political economist and New Economics Foundation fellow.
Themed discussions with experts and practitioners on: housing; food and fibre; community buildings and public space; transport and energy infrastructure, including the incredible Project Skyline, Fibreshed, Hempen, Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft, Landworkers Alliance, Tiny House Community Bristol, Zero West, ACORN and others.
Working towards a People’s Land Policy – with the Land Justice Network
Ideas and planning for what next for the land justice movement in Britain, the South West and in our own lives and work.
Land Rights songs workshop with the Island Folk Choir

Evening (£5 or £10) 7.30-11.30pm

 

[yellowbelly]

Sounds like a whole bundle of laughs - I think I'll give it a miss.

 

[DrWazzock]

Sounds like they are somewhere between the Chartists and Mr Mugabes "War Veterans".
I'd imagine they'd like the state to requisition private land for the people, as long as the people are their people.

 

[betweenthelines]

Jimmy & Sid Political Folk Duo, gosh!

Heather Jane storyteller-wow!!

AND you can buy samosas afterwards-jeepers creepers!!!

Scalpers will be making a fortune.
Be easier to get tickets to Glastonbury

 

[delilah]

GET OFF MY LAND

I wouldn't get too het up. Within the environmental movement there are 'diggers' and 'dreamers'; this will fall into the latter.

 

[Danllan]

I wouldn't worry about this, it has a 'workshop'... a 'singing workshop'... anything with a 'workshop' means the whole thing will be an ineffectual f^cking time-waste. Good news, keeps the nutters off the streets.

 

[David.]

I thought it might be an examination of the injustice of the great hereditary Duchy Estates.
But I see it is a hairies' sing along instead.

 

[melted welly]

Sounds like a load of old stroke, usual middle class academic suspects moaning and talking about perceived inequalities. It’s a “Non hierarchical collection of groups”, presumably of folk with a fair bit of time on their hands.

Sat next to one once at some nfus event discussing land ownership in Scotland. Could spot him a mile off, beret, scarf, thin moustache, berghaus coat and slack corduroy trousers. Didn’t engage in conversation and scuttled off out the door the second it finished.

What could possibly be wrong about the redistribution of land to worthy recipients ? worked for Mugabe after all.........oh..........er.......... hang on a minute.

 

[Bootneck]

Would be great if a load of real west country farmers turned up and told them all about the realities of farming...

 

[Exfarmer]

Well I agree, there is great inequality in land ownership, and I think it should all be distributed equally between everyone in the UK
it worked really well in Russia under Lenin where the great old landed estates were split up in egalitarian ways so the peasants could for the first time in their lives have a fair income.
sadly the peasants got so rich, Stalin realised they were the real villains and needed exterminating.
However I am certain that this would never happen in the UK and I will have to settle for my little plot.

 

[PSQ]

It’s just a bunch of ‘crusty jugglers’, too 'woke' to realise that their families sold whatever rights they had to land generations ago, so that they could leave rural drudgery behind and move to the fast developing industrial towns.
Now they want a second bite at the cherry by pretending ‘their land’ was ‘stolen’ ?

 

[deleted user 837354]

I vote someone from TFF goes and reports back. Who shall we nominate?

 

[neilo]

I vote someone from TFF goes and reports back. Who shall we nominate?

I just asked Mrs NeilO if we could go...... I think I might be going on my own though.

 

[deleted user 837354]

I just asked Mrs NeilO if we could go...... I think I might be going on my own though.

You better start practising your ging gang goolie then.

 

[Bury the Trash]

can someone please tell me what a 'simosa' is as i dont get out a lot...

 

[deleted user 837354]

can someone please tell me what a 'simosa' is as i dont get out a lot...

Maybe this?

via Imgflip Meme Generator

 

[neilo]

You better start practising your ging gang goolie then.

I may need some of their ‘herbal products’, just to keep my blood pressure in check.

 

[Pilatus]

Just briefly looked at landjustice/uk website.
Know doubt they have Monbiot and Packham on board.

 

[Agrivator]

There is an argument that it is not very fair that Landowners can sell a plot of building land for £100,000 just for a single but modest house, when thousands of young working folk haven't a hope of either owning one or renting one at an affordable price.

Just saying.