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<< Page 17 | Page 15>>SHAC-UK Prisoner Dan Amos - August Update
Dan has had the news that hopefully in 5 weeks he will be moved to HMP Winchester for the start of the trial (which is not essential that he goes to). He will then stay at HMP Winchester for the remainder of his prison sentence, which is brilliant considering HMP Exeter is at least 150 miles from any of his friends and family.
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Climate Camp bail-breaker Paul Morozzo free on bail
Paul Morozzo, arrested while attempting to enter Climate Camp in breach of his bail conditions (imposed for his participation in the Drax coal train occupation on 13 June 2008), was freed by Selby magistrates court today, Monday 11 August.[Full Story | 1 addition ]
Psyops, terror and policing of the climate camp
Police mounted an outrageous terror attack on the camp in the early hours of Wednesday 6th, sounding sirens, circling their helicopter over the site, cutting the flood lighting, then deploying van loads of tooled-up riot cops at the gates in the darkness and getting them to number off and yell 'get up, get up' into the camp....[Full Story | 3 additions | 7 comments ]
5 o'clock and the police try and drive through main gate to climate camp
Climate Camp main gate duty meets and repels a van load of police at 5am[Full Story | 1 addition | 1 comment ]
Police mount morning attacks against climate campers
Shortly after 5am this morning, police mounted an operation at the climate camp.[Full Story | 1 addition | 2 comments ]
Climate Camp Day One Summaries
The day started and ended with rain but for the most part was sunny, dry but windy. Most of the neighborhoods have their infrastructure pretty sorted and kitchen serving food. The media 'village' now has it's full complement of structures and although some are literally held up with bits of string, it's looking good despite being two days behind schedule. Everything is running behind thanks to continuing vindictive obstruction by the police.[Full Story | 5 comments ]
Support AR/SHAC Prisoner Dan Amos
Please write to Dan and show him your support: Daniel Amos (VN7818), HMP Exeter, 30 New North Road, Exeter. EX4 4EX
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What not to bring to climate camp.
The filth are living up to their various names by being total dicks as usual and confiscating (stealing is probably more a accurate term) various items from people attending camp. You might of heard about the raid on the camp yesterday where police took away items such as board games and crayons, along with attempting to deprive the camp of essential materials such as plumbing and construction timber. However, even before the raid the filth were stealing stuff from those arriving.[Full Story | 6 comments ]
Update on New AR Prisoner Dan Amos
Last night he was held at Christchurch Police Station due to mass overcrowding of all prisons. This afternoon he was taken to HMP Exeter in Devon. It is unknown whether he has arrived there yet, but as soon as we know and we recieve his prison number we will publish it, which means it will then be possible to send letters of support.
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Ciba Vision (Novartis) Protest, Southampton
On Friday 25th July activists from across the south took full advantage of our six person allowance (Yes six!! aren't we lucky) at Ciba Vision, Novartis, Flanders Road, Hedge End, Nr. Southampton.
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Support Peaceful Campaigner Dan Amos
Dan Amos is a commited vegan shactivist who was arrested and bailed as part of NETCU's Operation Achilles, involving 32 separate police raids and 700 police officers in the UK, The Netherlands and Belgium on May 1st 2007.
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2 Years for Rescuing Dog, ALF Rescue More Animals in Retaliation
Woman Sentenced to 2 Years for Rescuing Dog, “Terrorists” Rescue More Animals in Retaliation[Full Story | 4 comments ]
Town centre regeneration schemes
For whose benefit has disastrous town centre regeneration schemes been foisted onto local communities?[Full Story ]
NETCU Support Psychotic Violence
Sarah Whitehead is a brave and caring person. When concerned neighbours went to her for help as they were concerned about a beagle she acted and rescued that poor little soul from horrendous abuse. We would like to emphasise that this creature was not a much loved family pet as has been portrayed in the local media but a punchbag who was thrown about, denied adequate food, permanently muzzled, repeatedly punched and kicked and tied to a radiator.[Full Story | 1 comment ]
Support Sarah Whitehead
Sarah Whitehead is a committed vegan activist who has dedicated her life to saving animals and helping people. She worked tirelessly as a nurse whilst rescuing and rehoming abused and neglected animals, as well as campaigning against the notorious Huntingdon Life Sciences. She is not someone to sit back and let animals be tortured and abused, she stands up and fights wherever she sees injustice and never puts herself first.
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88 London Road Social Centre Eviction
At 7am this morning the anarchist social centre at 88 London Road, Brighton was forcibly evicted, despite resistance. The Victorian church had been occupied since the Squatting Days of Action in April. The space was intialy opened as part of a two day international event, committed to creating autonumous spaces and highlighting the importance of squatting and global networking.[Full Story | 1 comment ]
ALF/ELF Direct Action, Liberation & Solidarity
28th June - 3rd July MEAT COMPANY SPLATTERED WITH PAINT (Mexico)
65 CHICKENS LIBERATED (UK)
ARSON ATTACK AGAINST GEESE KILLERS (Netherlands)
VEHICLES VANDALIZED DURING BULLFIGHT (Spain)
ALF RETURNS TO KFC (Mexico)
ATTEMPTED HEN LIBERATION (Netherlands)
COCA-COLA TARGETED (Mexico)
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Singing as an Act of Terrorism
You should have been there.
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Fox Hunt takes injunction out against monitors.
The Crawley and Horsham hunt is taking an injunction out against monitors stopping them from documenting any evidence of law breaking.[Full Story | 2 comments ]
More shops to close in Farnborough town centre
Several shops in Farnborough town centre closed or announced their closure in the first half of the year. More shops are now closing down. If the trend continues, soon there will be nothing left of what was once a viable town centre with a wide range and diversity of shops.
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