Manchester & Preston SF groups are organising a radical bookfair and gig at Bolton Socialist Club, Wood Street on 20 November 2004. Bookfair will be from 11.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. and the gig featuring three of Lancashire's (old boundaries) finest bands starts at 7.30 p.m. ending at 11.00 p.m.
Details will be posted on the Manchester website
Manchester Group Solidarity Federation - IWA
Update from Manchester SolFed
Just to let you know:
Bolton Radical Boofair: On Saturday 20 November 2004 at Bolton Socialist Club (16 Wood Street, off Bradshawgate, Bolton BL1 1DY).
There will be a radical book fair (during the day 11.00 a.m. to 4.45 p.m.) with new and second hand books, stalls a display of posters and art work. There will also be a social with bands (in the evening surprisingly 7.30 p.m. to 11.00 p.m.). Bands playing are The Sanity Clause, Burn All Flags and Forced Entry.
Any further news will be on the Manchester Solidarity Federation website www.manchestersf.org.uk.
So now you know.
Cheers for the info Steve
Come on its happening this weekend.
The venue for gig in the evening has had to changed. It's now at the Cattle Market Hotel, 6-8 Orlando Street, Bolton, BL3 6BH Same time, same bands, same attitude.
The Socialist Club suddenly decided against the gig. The Bookfair is unchanged.
See you all at the bookfare!
Well done to Sol Fed, and everyone else involved for what was an excellent event.
well organised, a good venue and some good conversation. Hope the gig went well 
I was there short of a couple of hours, would appreciate if someone could write anything of interest...
I was only there a short while due to evening commitments. I think Manchester SF will be writing a short report. It was a good day I think and the gig was a huge success, packed out.
Also Bolton got a point at Chelsea, Arsenal were held at home, for us Mancs United and the massives both won, Liverpool lost and for our drummer Burnley won away!
Yeah, a really good effort - well done SolFed. Nice venue and got to meet people we'd not otherwise have met. And of course, Oldham somehow won too - so really a good day!
And of course, Oldham somehow won too - so really a good day!
Hope you didn't leave the game before the final whistle!
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would on eof the bands be the sanity clause by any chance?
sounds cool, the perfect excuse not to bother going to london for the anarchist bookfair.....