Muntasir Sattar

@muntasir.bsky.social

Anthropology, repair, London, Westminster, research

Here at Westminster Cycling Campaign, we’re going have a busy day on Sunday as part of the London Cycling Festival! Come along for bike rides, Dr Bike, to visit the iconic Westminster Wheels bike shop and more. It’s all happening on Church Street - come and say hi to us on our WCC stand … /1

Flyer for Sunday Streets event

We had our monthly meeting of the Westminster Cycling Campaign on Monday night, just four days after the elections. There was a lot to discuss, as you might imagine. The Conservatives have reclaimed control of Westminster council, securing 32 seats to Labour’s 22. And .. 1/9

Sign saying “Church Street Market”Someone’s trainers and coat in the meeting

We’re joining Harley Street BID & Marylebone Parish Church to bring you FREE day of helping cyclists like you stay safe. We’ll show you how to keep your bikes in top condition & give you a free bike MOT! Plus bike security marking with the Metropolitan Police to protect your bike from theft.

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After 73 days, Heba, Kamran and Lewie have ended their hunger strikes. For weeks, tens of thousands of us have been begging Lammy to meet with their lawyers. They had ample time to respond, but did not listen. The government still refuses to engage.

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"After 73 days, Heba, Kamran and Lewie have ended their hunger strikes. They, along with their brave fellow prisoners who were also striking, have pushed their bodies to the absolute limit and will likely have long term health consequences as a result. Umer is still on hunger strike.
But their efforts were not in vain. Their hunger strike ends with the announcement that Elbit Systems UK was denied a £2 billion contract with the Ministry of Defence - one of their key demands.
For weeks, tens of thousands of us have been begging Lammy to meet with their lawyers. They had ample time to respond, but did not listen. The government still refuses to engage.
We know that this is not the end. We stand in solidarity with those fighting for the people of Palestine"
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18 October is Intl. Repair Day We will be able to fix soft toys, jewellry, clothes, computers, electrical items, electronics, bikes, and we can give references to get sneakers and watches/clocks fixed. Pay what you can. Place: 66 Church Street, NW8 8ET Time: 2pm to 5pm