Camden High Street, 14 May 1995.
The first major RTS street party action took over a busy London street and closed it to motor-traffic for an afternoon.
The action met in the morning and left from the Rainbow Centre a squatted Church in Kentish Town
Upper Street, Islington, 23 July 1995.
One thousand people party at another busy traffic junction.
There is a sound system and kids play in a hastily constructed sandpit.

Birmingham, 6 August 1995 Organised with a handful of people around 200 people turn up for family afternoon with live band playing from the back of a truck.
To prevent police using riot tactics to clear the street at the end, a procession with music and dancing headed off down the road to a pub.

Brighton, 14 February 1996.
Protest publicised in part by Justice? &
SchNEWS closes a section of the North Laine area of Brighton.
A bouncy castle is erected in a crossing and traffic is stopped for most of the afternoon.

M41 Motorway, Shepherd's Bush, London.
13 July 1996.
After a cat-and-mouse game with the police, 6,000 protestors take over part of the elevated motorway.
Many sound-systems play.
Hidden underneath dancers walking on stilts and wearing huge, wire-supported dresses, environmental activists drill holes in the tarmac and plant trees.

Pershore Road, Birmingham, 17 August 1996
Mill Road, Cambridge, Saturday 14 September 1996
Reclaim the Future, Liverpool, Saturday 28 September 1996
Cowley Road, Oxford Thursday 31 October 1996 - Afternoon and evening party which began when sound systems on lorries stopped traffic using Cowley Road between around Divinity Road and Rectory Road
Trafalgar Square, 12 April 1997.
The 'Never Mind The Ballots' protest against the forthcoming general election.
A march with the sacked Liverpool dockers started at Kennington Park and ended up at Trafalgar Square in the centre of London.

Brixton Road, Brixton and High Road, Seven Sisters, 6 June 1998.
Two street reclamations in one day, with an estimated 5,000 people at each party.

Grassmarket, Edinburgh, 11 August 1997
Bank Underground station, London, 13 July 1998.
To show support for London Underground workers striking resisting privatisation, activists shut down the Central line by climbing on a train in the morning rush-hour and unfurled a larger banner at the station entrance.

Toxic Planet at 173 Upper Street, London (opposite Islington Town Hall), 4–11 October 1998.

Tube party, 1 May 1999.

Carnival Against Capital: 18 June 1999.
A global day of action.
In London the financial district is targeted.
The LIFFE building is stormed.

Seattle Solidarity Action, Euston Station, London.
30 November 1999.
The World Trade Organization was meeting in Seattle and met with concerted protest.
In London, after a peaceful rally a police van is overturned and set on fire.

No Blood For Oil.
3 February 2000.
A solidarity action in support of the U'wa people of Colombia.

Guerilla Gardening.
1 May 2000.
An expressly non-violent gardening action at Parliament Square.

Action to mark the introduction of the Terrorism Act.
19 February 2001.

Bye Bye Planet.
19 April 2001.
An action at the Natural History Museum protested at the perceived greenwash and corporate rebranding of BP by subverting an exhibition about climate change which was sponsored by BP.

Business Class Tube launched.
5 June 2001.
50 trains receive stickers announcing a new Cattle Class.

Free shop at a May Day event.
1 May 2002
Reclaim the Future.
11–22 September 2002.

Street party against arms trade.
10 September 2003.
Camden High Street, 14 May 1995. The first major RTS street party action took over a busy London street and closed it to motor-traffic for an afternoon. The action met in the morning and left from the Rainbow Centre a squatted Church in Kentish Town
Upper Street, Islington, 23 July 1995. One thousand people party at another busy traffic junction. There is a sound system and kids play in a hastily constructed sandpit.
Birmingham, 6 August 1995 Organised with a handful of people around 200 people turn up for family afternoon with live band playing from the back of a truck. To prevent police using riot tactics to clear the street at the end, a procession with music and dancing headed off down the road to a pub.
Brighton, 14 February 1996. Protest publicised in part by Justice? & SchNEWS closes a section of the North Laine area of Brighton. A bouncy castle is erected in a crossing and traffic is stopped for most of the afternoon.
M41 Motorway, Shepherd's Bush, London. 13 July 1996. After a cat-and-mouse game with the police, 6,000 protestors take over part of the elevated motorway. Many sound-systems play. Hidden underneath dancers walking on stilts and wearing huge, wire-supported dresses, environmental activists drill holes in the tarmac and plant trees.
Pershore Road, Birmingham, 17 August 1996
Mill Road, Cambridge, Saturday 14 September 1996
Reclaim the Future, Liverpool, Saturday 28 September 1996
Cowley Road, Oxford Thursday 31 October 1996 - Afternoon and evening party which began when sound systems on lorries stopped traffic using Cowley Road between around Divinity Road and Rectory Road
Trafalgar Square, 12 April 1997. The 'Never Mind The Ballots' protest against the forthcoming general election. A march with the sacked Liverpool dockers started at Kennington Park and ended up at Trafalgar Square in the centre of London.
Brixton Road, Brixton and High Road, Seven Sisters, 6 June 1998. Two street reclamations in one day, with an estimated 5,000 people at each party.
Grassmarket, Edinburgh, 11 August 1997
Bank Underground station, London, 13 July 1998. To show support for London Underground workers striking resisting privatisation, activists shut down the Central line by climbing on a train in the morning rush-hour and unfurled a larger banner at the station entrance.
Toxic Planet at 173 Upper Street, London (opposite Islington Town Hall), 4–11 October 1998.
Tube party, 1 May 1999.
Carnival Against Capital: 18 June 1999. A global day of action. In London the financial district is targeted. The LIFFE building is stormed.
Seattle Solidarity Action, Euston Station, London. 30 November 1999. The World Trade Organization was meeting in Seattle and met with concerted protest. In London, after a peaceful rally a police van is overturned and set on fire.
No Blood For Oil. 3 February 2000. A solidarity action in support of the U'wa people of Colombia.
Guerilla Gardening. 1 May 2000. An expressly non-violent gardening action at Parliament Square.
Action to mark the introduction of the Terrorism Act. 19 February 2001.
Bye Bye Planet. 19 April 2001. An action at the Natural History Museum protested at the perceived greenwash and corporate rebranding of BP by subverting an exhibition about climate change which was sponsored by BP.
Business Class Tube launched. 5 June 2001. 50 trains receive stickers announcing a new Cattle Class.
Free shop at a May Day event. 1 May 2002
Reclaim the Future. 11–22 September 2002.
Street party against arms trade. 10 September 2003.
Reclaim the Streets