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11-11-2007 00:35
Those F.I.T lads, pt2
F.I.T @ Huntingdon Life Sciences March Pt2
Those F.I.T lads, pt2
Full Story | 1 addition | 1 comment >>
F.I.T team present at HLS
28-10-2007 22:13
Midsummer House – Caught with Their Trousers Down!
Section 14, cancelled bookings and waiters pull their trousers down - an eventful demo!
22-10-2007 22:43
Midsummer House - Campaign Site
New campaign site against Midsummer House in Cambridge
21-10-2007 19:04
Midsummer House = Midsummer McDonalds
Demo report, Midsummer House, 20th October.....
17-10-2007 19:12
Midsummer House Shame – Demo Called - This Saturday
Foie-Gras Demo, Midsummer House, Cambridge, 12 noon!
16-10-2007 13:47
Midsummer House and The Headley = Crown Group Foie Gras Target!
Midsummer House Restaurant in Cambridge and The Headley Restaurant in Essex, its time to hit the Crown Group!
14-10-2007 17:28
Midsummer House Restaurant – Foie Gras Shame!!! – Demo Report and Action Alert
On Friday 12th, a small number of campaigners assembled at Midsummer House restaurant in Cambridge to demonstrate against the sale of Foie-Gras.
25-09-2007 16:59
Suffolk has bluetongue, is live exports to blame?
Suffolk has bluetongue, is live exports to blame?
Suffolk has bluetongue, is live exports to blame?
24-06-2007 22:12
Peaceful Anti-Foie Gras Protester Assaulted at ‘French Products’ stall
Anti-Foie Gras protesters at the ‘French Products’ stall in Cambridge, receive a response that’s more than a little hostile…Full Story | 1 addition | 10 comments >>
17-06-2007 21:32
‘French Products’ stall anti-Foie-Gras leafleting in Cambridge
Campaigners at ‘French Products’ in Cambridge again!
10-06-2007 21:26
Foie-Gras leafleting demo in Cambridge – E-Mail Campaign
Demo report and action alert against ‘French Products’ market stall in Cambridge, regarding the sale of Foie-Gras
10-04-2007 22:36
McDonalds vegan protest picnic
Animal Rights protesters in Cambridge eat vegan food at local McDonalds outlet.
08-04-2007 18:51
Huntingdon Injunction stumbles at the last hurdle
Animal testing company Huntingdon Life Sciences were hoping that their Protection from Harassment Act injunction would put an end to protest outside their sites. Last week saw the four year process finally come to a close with a whimper. Normally the mainstream press would be celebrating about the company getting their way, but the victory was hollow and the protestors came out with more than they went in with. Read on for the full account of the abuse of the law and process by Huntingdon and their solicitors, Lawson-Cruttenden.
15-02-2007 22:36
Petition Power - Online petitions to PM concerning animals
This site is a government website where people can start petitions for the Prime minister to take into account. The anti road charging petition being in the news recently because the government are taking on board that 1.5 million people have signed it and it would therefore be unpopular for them to bring this in. This is a potentially great opportunity for people who care about animals to have their say. It is especially important because the Hunt supporters have a petition to scrap the hunting act 2004, which now has 28,000 signatures. We must show the strength of feeling against hunting and support for the ban being tightened.
02-02-2007 18:06
Today animal rights protesters covered dairy products and beef with red paint in the ASDA supermarket in Cambridge. The action was in designed to highlight the link between live exports and the milk industry. According to a spokesperson for campaigners “when consumers buy milk products they are supporting the inhumane export of young male calves from the milk industry to other European countries, the animals, if they get there alive may be subject to conditions so inhumane they are illegal in the UK” . According to the protesters, they are exported in order to be raised in veal crates for their 'meat'. "This trade causes suffering and distress to both the baby calves and the mother cows, who have their babies taken at a few days old."
“Milk is Murder” in red paint stunt
Today animal rights protesters covered dairy products and beef with red paint in the ASDA supermarket in Cambridge. The action was in designed to highlight the link between live exports and the milk industry. According to a spokesperson for campaigners “when consumers buy milk products they are supporting the inhumane export of young male calves from the milk industry to other European countries, the animals, if they get there alive may be subject to conditions so inhumane they are illegal in the UK” . According to the protesters, they are exported in order to be raised in veal crates for their 'meat'. "This trade causes suffering and distress to both the baby calves and the mother cows, who have their babies taken at a few days old."
09-12-2006 00:35
Public Statement on behalf of Donald Currie
Animal rights activist Don Currie was yesterday sentenced to 12 years in prison, for carrying out crimes of compassion against those who collaborate with the notorious animal torturers Huntingdon Life Sciences(HLS). Read a public statement about the case below.Full Story | 1 addition | 2 comments >>
30-11-2006 21:40
Animal Rights Cambridge - New Website
A new website for Cambridge’s animal rights group
02-08-2006 12:30
Protesters call for local companies to cut ties with Animal Lab
Protesters call for Local Companies to cut ties with recently exposed, Huntingdon Life Sciences
03-03-2006 00:47