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
On Friday 2nd September, the day Rebels glued to the Speaker’s Chair in the House of Commons (bravo), we were on Berkhamsted high street with STOP JACKDAW, STOP CAMBO flyers. Sue lay down on a cloth oil slick so that
Banner drop On Tuesday 2nd August, 5 – 7 pm, five of us met on the bridge over the A41 by Tring Park and hung a 10m banner with the message NO FUTURE IN FOSSIL FUELS. The response from motorists
We will be continuing local outreach in various ways through the summer leading up to the weekend of Rebellion 10th-12th September. Please contact us if you would like to help in any way, or would like nonviolent direct action training.
On Monday 27th June Sue, Graham and Bex arrived, with Bethany from St Albans and Jenn from Norwich, for a four-day trial at St Albans Magistrates’ Court for blockading Newsprinters, Broxbourne, almost two years ago – i.e. for the minor
At our meeting on 10th May Sue reported on disrupting Standard Chartered AGM and on the Fossil Free London protest at Shell HQ. We agreed that Sue would ask the new Affinity Group members about a first action locally in
At our Zoom meeting on 3rd May we discussed a few issues local and otherwise. M and Y have photographed and measured the tree that may still be under threat on Station Road and Y has added it to the
At our meeting on 26th April we expressed rage and disbelief at the news that the Cumbrian coal mine looks likely to go ahead. This cannot happen. This Saturday, in the absence of trains to Euston for Rebellion, some of
After 9 days of bold rebelling in London, with three more rebellious weekends to follow, we all shared personal experiences and reflections, largely positive. We’d be interested to hear from anyone else who, like Baljit, took part for the first