Solidarity and Support Needed at Huntington Lane Protest Camp
imc-uk | 02.08.2011 08:04 | Climate Chaos | Ecology | Birmingham
The protest camp at Huntington Lane near Wellington in Shropshire, which has been protecting woodland in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) against the ravages of UK Coal since March 2010 and preventing the building of a road which would give access to a second area for opencast mining, has been on eviction alert since court papers were served on 15 July and has issued a call-out and invitation for new people to get involved in defending the site. More people are urgently needed to stay on site ready to resist any eviction attempt, as well as people to visit for a few hours or days to show support and carry out solidarity actions.
On the newswires: Don't Quarry - Be Happy! | Peace News Camp Visit to Huntington Lane | Huntington Lane Facing Eviction - An Invitation | Court Papers Served - Eviction Imminent | Activists stop work at Huntington Lane
Elsewhere: Protest Camp Website | Directions and Maps
Don't Quarry - Be Happy!
See this beautiful part of the world before it's gone forever. The more people are on site and visiting the site, the harder it will be to evict and the more it will cost climate criminals UK Coal, already struggling financially and with mounting debts.
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