Acid House Comeback Anger

Penarth News: Altern-8's comeback concert in Wales goes pretty much as you'd expect

ACIEEEEEEEEEEED!

Spotter's Badge: Adrian

We're going to paint your poo anger

Daventry Express: Campaigners spray paint dog poo

...win the Turner Prize or something, I dunno.

Spotter's Badge: Rich

Not exactly thousands anger

Walthamstow Guardian: "Thousands" back campaign against development

Four, and a bird.

Spotter's Badge: Andrew

No new houses in Dark Lane anger

Stourbridge News: Campaign against new homes in the dark, pouring rain in the middle of the road is very, very short-lived

Such a tragic loss of life

Spotter's Badge: Tim

School crossing patrol anger

Trafford Messenger: Campaign to stop council axing school crossing patrols

We love a limp home-made sign, and that's as limp as they come.

Spotter's Badge: Stewart

Leave our trees alone anger

Sheffield Star: Pensioners vow to continue battle to save trees after The Man has them arrested

Screw you, The Man. Screw you.

Spotter's Badge: Andrew

New retail park anger

Watford Observer: Residents win battle to stop retail site on park land

...all with a bit of help from Damian the Anti-Christ, who walks among us in Watford.

Spotter's Badge: TRT, George

Stop messing about with our tiny tiny castle anger

York Press: Campaigners protest against plans for visitor centre next to historic tower

Our spotter is in this photo. Pleased to report the photographer asked everybody to look angry.

Spotter's Badge: Chris

Ticket to rage anger

Evesham Journal: Charabanc of pensioners goes on a day trip to protest against quarry plans

Some of them are on the wrong bus - they think it's an Altern8 reunion gig

Spotter's Badge: Si

Fed up of high electricity bills anger

Stuff.nz: Campaign group to take on power company over bills

With those scowls they're already halfway to victory

And here's Sir Patrick Moore-a-like's solo effort:

Spotter's Badge: Murray, Marie

Pedestrian campaign anger

Cambridge News: In a city of bicycles, bloke asks "what about people who walk everywhere?"

Fair point, to which we reply: DONE A POO.

Spotter: Calum

We don't want your petrol station near our houses anger

Sunbury Leader (Australia): Residents fear for health and safety over proposed new filling station

Her jumper commemorating how her ancestors arrived Down Under

Spotter's Badge: Rob J 

Library cuts anger

Chronicle Live: Anger over council's plan to axe librarians and replace them with volunteers

Because Britain's had enough of so-called "experts".

Spotter's Badge: Andrew

Save our bin rounds anger

Lancashire Telegraph: Campaign against fortnightly bin collection

So much wrong with this picture

Spotter's Badge: Karen

Save our bollards anger

Norwich Evening News: Neighbours chain themselves to bollards to prevent their removal

That appears to be the second cheapest chain you can get from B&Q. That protest won't surivive an encounter with a pound shop set of bolt-cutters.

Spotter's Badge: Hannah, Nathalie, Dave

Rubbish tip opening hours anger

Wiltshire Times: Very organised protester wants rubbish tips open for longer

Also, something about moving containers. Well done on the sign, must have taken ages.

Spotter's Badge: Sean

Rashid and Phyllis: The heroes we deserve star in Phone Box Anger

Rashid and Phyllis: The heroes we deserve

Essex Chronicle: Pair of pensioners stage sit-in at phone box to prevent The Man from taking it away

Luckily, the Essex Chronicle is there, live-blogging the entire dreadful episode as The Man is forced to resort to dirty tricks to get them to pack up and go home.

I remember when this was all phones

For a whole afternoon, the aged twosome defied authority and the march of progress, being the people who give a monkey's in a world that no longer cares.

NONE SHALL PASS (Until about tea-time, then I'm off home)

But in the end, when Phyllis and Rashid's backs were turned, The Man nipped in with his angle grinder and big lorry with a crane, and now the town of Billericay is light to the tune of one phone box.

Will the world forget the example of Rashid and Phyllis? Those two sprightly pensioners who put their foot down and cried "ENOUGH!" when a giant corporation bullied its way down their street? The only people who dared to say "NO" when BT ignored their 12-signature petition?

Yes. Yes we will.

RIP PHONE BOX U R IN HEVEN NOW WITH DA ANGLES N PRINCESS DI SLEEP TIHGT SWEET PRINCE xxx

And click through to read the whole live blog. It is a work of genius in a world that is just another shade greyer tonight.

Speeding drivers anger

Bexley News Shopper: Woman starts petition over speeding after her cat is killed

Strong clothes pegs in the hair skills here.

Spotter's Badge: Christina

Phone mast think of the kiddiewinks anger

Bexley News Shopper: People living near petrol station think phone mast will give them cancer

*Nods head*

Spotter's Badge: Neil, Rob C

Cinema in danger anger

Bexley News Shopper: Cinema could close due to business rate increase

Let us ignore the socks and sandals on the right and turn our attention to the gentleman in the middle. Fabulous trousers or a sarong?

Spotter's Badge: Neil