Category: Updates

  • We Don’t Do That Here – Audio Documentary by BCfm and Ujima Radio

    We Don’t Do That Here is a one-hour audio documentary from Bristol’s community radio stations – BCfm and Ujima, weaving together multiple in-depth interviews with those who lived it: refugees inside the hotel with their children, activists and local residents on the streets, police officers, youth workers, charity leaders, journalists, and community broadcasters.

    Their voices reveal the fear of that week, the courage of those who stood in solidarity, and the deep divisions that surfaced under pressure.

  • The Bristol Cable – In conversation with Bristol Antifascists

    The entire latest edition of the Bristol Cable is on immigration and includes pieces about last years riots and interviews with Bristol Antiraids and Bristol Antifascists.

    Read the full article online or pick up a free copy of this excellent local newspaper at many cool community locations across the city

    Edition 41 – 14th August, 2025 – by Adam Quarshie

    “Bristol Antifascists is a non-hierarchical group opposing far-right activity at the street level. We sit down with one of them to learn about the discipline, solidarity and compassion needed for this work.”

    Read the full story here:

    https://thebristolcable.org/2025/08/in-conversation-with-bristol-antifascists/

  • Join the Bristol Anti-Fascist Network

    The threat of fascism in the UK is rising and we need to build strong community networks to defend our streets and support each other.

    This network will provide information on not only counter demos but also community antifascist organising projects and initiatives.

    Bristol has always been and always will be antifascist!

    Join the Network here:

    https://chat.whatsapp.com/I4P2mkUNlIKK1dZSDmaZuD

    Note – This is a WhatsApp Community, not a group chat so nobody else in the group can see your number. Whilst we highly recommend using more secure methods of communication like Signal, we want and need our networks to be wide as possible.

  • Bristol Antifascists Zine 2025

    Note – much of this zine was written at the end of 2024 and early part of 2025 so may not reflect recent developments

    Print version here
    (Print 2 pages per sheet, double-sided, flip on short edge)

  • Help Bristol Antifascists!


    Bristol Antifascists have launched a crowdfunder via Chuffed to help support the fight against fascism across the South West and the rest of the UK.

    Donate to our Crowdfunder!

    Please donate if you’re able to and share widely! ❤️☠️🖤👊

    ‘Last summer saw a resurgence of racist, fascist violence. Organised grassroots communities turned out to oppose bigotry and stop riots – showing the power of our collective action. Communities defended themselves as the police again proved themselves to be either unable or unwilling to do so.

    Our values of love, solidarity and grassroots community organising will always be stronger than the fascists. Now, we turn outwards to build a society that does not produce racist violence.

    Bristol Antifascists are raising desperately needed funds to combat the growing far-right threat across south-west Britain and the wider country. All donations will be used towards events, travel costs, solidarity with those injured and arrested during recent attacks, and organising with other antifascists across our varied communities.’

     “Nothing’s more important than stopping fascism, because fascism will stop us all.” Chairman Fred Hampton