Near the British Library
11am, Wednesday 7th May

The British Library is at 96 Euston Road next to King's Cross and St Pancras International stations, which are served by National Rail, First Capital Connect and London Underground. You can also use the Hammersmith and City, Piccadilly, Northern, Circle, District, Metropolitan and Victoria Underground Lines. Many bus services stop on Midland Road and Euston Road.

WHAT TO BRING:

Any erotic book which contains an image you think may be illegal under the CJIB, of consenting adults engaging in an activity which is not illegal. eg Madonna's book, SEX

Food and drink in case we are apprehended from moving round, any medications you normally use. Bear in mind sometimes police cause people to be late home. Material to make a placard or one you made at home... suggestions for slogans welcome. A raincoat and plenty of warm clothes. It often rains on demos!! Your mobile phone. and the willing to give out your real name and number so we dont lose you. A small fire extinguisher if you own one. A big friendly smile and your community spirit.

WHO IS WELCOME:

All adults who think that we should be able to view in private images of consensual legal adult fantasy play. All adults who believe that creating 2 million harmless criminals is just another exercise in the government picking on easy targets.

Adults of all ages and backgrounds welcome, on an equal basis. Someone has volunteered to police liason on the day who also uses British Sign Language.

CONDUCT:

This is a peaceful NON-violent civil disobedience. There will be no tolerance of aggressive, abusive or dangerous behaviour.

SAFETY:

Everyone in attendance needs to take responsibility for their actions, their own health and safety and mind everyone else's. further information about this will be given on the day to anyone who turns up including a solicitors phone number in case anything goes wrong and they are arrested.

WE NEED:

People to give out leaflets, people to talk to the press, people to stay back from the demo and be there to support. people to get more copies of leaflets if necessary at the last minute. people to write to MP's and Lords while we are doing the action. People to phone us on the demo and update this forum. People to answer any articles which arise.

WE ARE:

AN INDEPENDENT NETWORK OF ORDINARY CITIZENS CONCERNED ABOUT THE CJIB and how it creates 2 million harmless criminals and allows police to investigate people who have never committed any offense.

WHO's in CHARGE...?

Nobody - we're all in charge of ourselves. Smile

Update: Book Burners at Parliament

Earls Court, London, 24-25th May

Passion promises a new, vibrant and exciting adult consumer show.

They airm to be different from other adult shows offering a safe and non-judgemental environment where visitors of all sexual orientations will be made to feel welcome. In particular, Passion will focus on attracting the couples of all genders, gay and female demographics.

This new and women-run event will offer the widest possible choice of adult products and services in one location alongside a mixture of entertainments to suit all tastes. These will include spectacular fashion shows, our very own Burlesque theatre with continuous performances throughout the show, the Café Club with live DJ’s, the DVD Village where visitors can view the very latest films on offer and our walkabout carnival entertainers. But there won’t just be entertainment at the show itself, the Passion team will be organising a whole weekend of events including a grand ball and a fetish party..

Sunday 25 May
Doors 7.30pm, performance 7.45pm
Switch, Warwick Arts Centre Tel: 024 7652 4524
£10.50 / £8.50 Concessions Over 18s only

Playing The Victim (Part of My Fierce Festival)

A hackneyed image of male brutality is unveiled to reveal a celebration of one woman’s pleasure.

Playing the Victim is a visceral and intense performance that explores sexuality, pain and individual choice. It depicts forbidden acts, challenging preconceptions and questioning laws drafted in knee-jerk response to media sensationalism. Due to its nature Playing the Victim can only be performed once every 3 months. The performance at My Fierce Festival is no. 2 in a limited edition of 7 performances. It contains scenes of a graphic nature that may offend some viewers.

Wednesday 28 May 2008, BBC: Filth: The Mary Whitehouse Story

With Julie Walters starring as Mary Whitehouse and Hugh Bonneville playing her arch-enemy, BBC Director-General Hugh Carleton Greene, Filth: The Mary Whitehouse Story will bring to life the battle for Britain's morals that raged in the Sixties.

Julie Walters said: I am very excited to be playing Mary Whitehouse, and to looking at the time when she attacked the BBC and started to make her name.

The 90-minute film was written by Amanda Coe,

27 - 28 July at the NEC, Birmingham

The ETO Show is the UK's only dedicated adult industry event. Bringing together manufacturers and distributors from all sides of the industry - including film, lingerie, toys and consumables - with all the key trade buyers, the ETO Show is free to attend for trade professionals.

Taking place on the evening of the first day of the ETO Show, the black tie Awards Dinner has become a must-attend event for networking with the leading players of the adult industry. The awards are voted for by readers of ETO and have become known as the most prestigious in the industry.