Following on from the occupation of and eviction from the trees at the site of a proposed nuclear power station near Bridgwater, Somerset, activists have now squatted a former farmhouse on the perimeter of Hinkley Point nuclear power station.
Having taken the site in the early hours of Sunday 12th February, the occupiers of Langborough Farm now aim to highlight EDF's attempts to destroy some 500 hectares of West Country as well, presumably, as providing a base to toss the occasional spanner from. If you wanna help just head down (directions).
On 10th-11th, on the anniversary of the Fukushima earthquake, there will be an attempt to 'surround hinkley', with the Stop New Nuclear Alliance calling for thousands of people to turnout and blockade the power station. In the meantime, if you can make it down to Somerset, numbers are more then welcome down on the farm.
One man at least wasn't waiting for the public protest against genetically modified wheat in Rothamsted. According to mainstream news sources Hector Christie scaled the fence on Sunday morning and caused 'significant random damage'.
The seventh annual Rossport Solidarity Camp gathering is taking place in Erris, Co.Mayo, Ireland from the 1st to the 4th of June.
Mutant wasteland
Location of Squatters Convergence
exclusively revealed!!
A microscopic view on Marine Wildlife Conservation, concentrating in the Mediterrean Sea and the upcoming campaign of the Black Fish this summer.
Brighton is hosting the International Squatters Convergence from 17th-19th May...
Greenpeace action against fuel rip-off merchants Centrica
SchNEWS examines the the Con-Dems' foreboding plans for an all out attack on Britain's few remaining green and pleasant lands. Will the protest scene dust off its tin whistles and timewarp us back to the nineties?