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Still Louder
A quarterly broadsheet printed in two inks, folded by hand, and pasted on hoardings between Lark Street and the old ferry terminal. No permits, no sponsors, no fourth colour.
Five Demands
Agreed by open vote at the September assembly, 141 hands to 12. Reprinted unchanged until they are met.
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Return the ferry terminal to public hands
Nine years vacant, three years fenced. The lease reverts in March and the council has not published a single line of the redevelopment brief. Deadline MarchLand
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Night buses on the eastern line
The last service leaves at 22:40. Two thirds of the ward's shift workers finish after midnight and walk the unlit stretch past the depot. TransitSafety
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Publish every hoarding permit
Fourteen blocks of advertising were approved without notice. If they can paper the street legally, we can read the paperwork. Transparency
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A rent cap on ground-floor workshops
Eleven trades left Lark Street in two years — a bindery, two mechanics, the last shoe repair north of the canal. UrgentTrade
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Keep the print room open past six
This sheet exists because a public duplicator exists. Fund the paper, fund the ink, keep the door unlocked. CultureOurs
Assembly
We gather where the paper goes up. Bring a bucket, a brush, and something warm — the wind off the water is unkind after eight.
| Date | Muster point | Action | Ink |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 04 | Ferry gate, north fence | Paste-up, 60 sheets | Pink |
| Oct 18 | Lark St. depot steps | Night-bus count | Blue |
| Nov 01 | Council annexe | Permit reading, open mic | Both |
| Nov 15 | Bindery yard | Print room, doors open | Both |
| Nov 29 | Canal bridge, east side | March, 18:00 sharp | Pink |
Tear a tab. Take a number. Bring a neighbour.
Tabs taken from this sheet: 0 of 7
Print A Run
Two hundred sheets costs eleven pounds in paper and about forty minutes of drum time. Tell us what you can carry and we will cut you a stack.
Sheets pledged this quarter: 3,880