7 Days

7 Days was launched in 1971, on the threshold of the decade. Its last issue, number twenty two, was published six months later, but in that period events symptomatic of the politics to come had occurred: the Derry massacre of Bloody Sunday; the occupations of the shipyards on the Clyde; the Mangrove trial; the IRA, UVF and Angry Brigade bombing campaigns, the latter used by the CID in an attempt to tarnish the reputation of women’s lib. The digitisation of 7 Days published here by the Amiel and Melburn Trust opens up a space for research and reflection on a still resonant moment in time and on the collective which came together to produce it and the spirit which animated it.

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Wednesday 27 October 1971 Vol. 1, No. 1

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Wednesday 3 November 1971 Vol 1, No 2

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10 November 1971, Vol 1, No 3

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Wednesday 17 November 1971 Vol 1, No 4

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Wednesday 24 November 1971 & DAYS Vol 1, No 5

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Wednesday 1 December, 1971 Vo 1, No 6

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Wednesday 8 December, 1971 Vol 1, No 7,

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Wednesday 15 December, 1971 Vol 1, No 8,

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Wednesday 22 December 1971 Vol 1, No 9

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Wednesday 5 January 1972 No 10

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Wednesday 12 January, 1972 No. 11

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Wednesday 19 January 1972 No. 12

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Wednesday 26 January 1972 No 13

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Wednesday 2 February, 1972 No 14

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Wednesday 9 February, 1972 No. 15.

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Wednesday February 16, 1972 No 16

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Wednesday February 23, 1972 No 17

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Wednesday March 1, 1972 No 18

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Wednesday March 8, 1972 No 19

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Wednesday March 15, 1972 No 20