The spuds don't work. GM potato trial, Norwich, 23 July
*Norwich, noon, 23rd July 2011.*British trials of genetically modified blight resistant spuds have been failing for the last ten years. But a conventionally bred variety of blight resistant potatoes has been available for 3 years. So why are we
still paying for their dangerous experiment?
Indian, Iran, Cuba have banned cow slaughter,and 8 other animal rights stories
Netherlands... expected to ban slaughter without anesthesia or stunningKorean activists protest fur show
S Africa village stones monkey to death
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More Disinformation From The Fleshmongering Drugpushers of the World Health Org.
Recently the World Health Organization has blamed ecoli on vegetables, in an attempt to shield the animal flesh industry.Cambridge Uncut comes out in defence of the NHS
On the afternoon of Saturday, 28th May 2011, as part of a national day of action around 40 activists from Cambridge UkUncut donned surgical costumes and occupied several banks around Cambridge in protest against the government’s austerity cuts to the NHS as well as highlighting the figures that had been spent bailing out the banks.
Cambridge Atos offices occupied
Mayor rides to Reach Fair
The Mayor of Cambridge will cycle the 12 miles from the Guildhall Cambridge to the village of Reach to open the historic 800 year old fair. She'll be riding with an expected 500 other riders who will set off from 9:30am on Bank Holiday Monday 2nd May. It is the first time a mayor has done the journey on a bike to open the fair.Bayer’s Deadly Birth-Control Pills: Alleged Toll Climbs to 190, Shareholders Rev
About 190 women have died while taking Yaz and Yasmin, Bayer’s two leading contraceptive pill brands, according to the Swiss media, and the company faces a shareholder motion condemning its marketing of the brands at its April 29 annual meeting.
Victims of BAYER Contraceptives to appear at Shareholder Meeting
9-10 April: Fukushima Solidarity / No to Nuclear: A call to action
You could stage a vigil, die-in, demo, non-violent direct action, street stall, street theatre, public debate, film showing, gig… Whatever takes your fancy!**
Fukushima fuels wave of protests against UK’s 'nuclear renaissance'
17 March 2011As the tragedy at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in north-east Japan continues to unfold, campaign group Kick Nuclear is joining anti-nuclear activists from around the UK to plan a series of demonstrations and direct action events.
Four of the Ways Mammals' Intestinal Waste Further Contaminates Their Cadavers
Most are aware of the ecoli (colon bacteria)in animal flesh. Not all know how the contamination
occurs.
Health fears over chemical site (ex Bayer site Cambridge UK)
Villagers are blaming a massive clean-up operation at a former chemical factory for making them feel unwell.
Soil at the old Bayer CropScience site in Hauxton is being decontaminated ahead of the construction of 380 homes, but the work is giving off nasty odours.
Beekeepers at war over funding from chemical companies
Angry bee keepers have blamed Britain’s rapidly decreasing population of honeybees on their own organisation. By Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent .
Sorry to quote the Torygraph, but we have been running a campaign in Europe, for two years and when the mainstream media occasionaly wakes upto reality, we pump it .
Bayer Schering: UK Primodos victims demand apology
Bayer Schering: UK Primodos victims demand apologyPrimodos victims appear in Bayer shareholder meeting in Cologne tomorrow
Karl Murphy from Liverpool and John Walmisley Santiago from London will speak at Bayer´s shareholder meeting in Cologne/Germany tomorrow. They will demand that the company apologizes to Primodos victims and offers a compensation scheme. Attending will be Bayer´s board, supervisory board and about 4000 shareholders.
The Animal Protection Party v The Vivisectors
Keith Mann v Dr Death and the Oxford Animal Lab.
The Animal Protection Party v The Wickham Labs.
The APP Hunt the Hunt Hag at the General Election.
The APP v HLS – Kick them in the Djangoly's.
Cambridge Council Says NO to Foie Gras
Step forward to a Foie Gras Free CambridgeMass lobby on 'no recourse' rule
Unlock the Camps- demonstration for Sri Lanka
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