On Thursday 11th May we met at the Quaker Meeting House in Berkhamsted with friends from Greenpeace (St Albans), Transition Town Berkhamsted, Animal Rising and Parents for Future. The meeting was well attended and supported by Rebels from XR Chesham.
We hope you made it to at least one of those four powerful days in Westminster, but even if you couldn’t, please come along to our next in-person meeting on Thursday 11th May at the Quaker Meeting House on Berkhamsted
On the morning of 1st April we were leafleting about the Big One in Hemel as a change from Berko. That afternoon local Rebels walked slowly through Berkhamsted to the castle, four of them as Red Rebels and three others
On 29th March in Tring and Cow Roast we drew public attention to TWO campaigns. We dropped a long banner reading NO FUTURE IN FOSSIL FUELS from Tring Park Bridge over the A41, while on the grass in Tring Park
Some members of XR Dacorum took part in a blockade on Valentine’s Day of the two private jet terminals at Luton: Harrods Aviation and Signature. February 14th was chosen because it is one of the busiest days of the year
On Friday 27th January S and L joined a large group of ‘Suffragettes‘, many in costume and all with sashes incorporating XR pink with suffrage green and purple, in support of the heroic Barclays 7 who were sentenced at Southwark
On Saturday 21st January we took our new 21st APRIL UNITE TO SURVIVE banner onto Berkhamsted High Street and will aim to be there, as long as we have the crew, every week into April. Can you help, 10:30 –
It’s hard, with 130 new UK gas and oil licenses and a coal mine to STOP, and winter heatwaves breaking records, but all we can do is join together as a committed nonviolent movement of movements uniting to protect life
We are hoping that ALL climate prisoners will be freed, if only on bail, for Christmas. It was wonderful on Monday 19th to celebrate the release of Molly Berry from Tring after far too long inside following action with JSO.
On Thursday 10th November some Dacorum Rebels protested at Harrods Aviation, a private flights company operating from Luton Airport. We stood with banners in front of the barriers, engaging drivers with leaflets and conversation about the climate crisis before stepping
A huge thank you from Sue to Mark and Nigel at the Rising Sun, where a Quiz Night to help fund her recent fines and costs raised £792! Sue was sorry to miss it through illness but Leslie took the
September roundup Sue Hampton was arrested with Just Stop Oil on 14th September at Kingsbury Oil Terminal, where she and 50 others broke the injunction prohibiting protest. Having disobeyed in the dock at the Royal Courts of Justice, by explaining