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GM Crop Trials - Protest
The first GM Crop Trials in years are getting underway in Cambridge. This is widely being viewed as a test of public opinion and if we let these trials go ahead with little or no opposition, more GM trials, and eventually commercial growing will be here before we know it. Please come along and support this protest and keep an eye on our (currently very basic) website -![](/img/extlink.gif)
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.Come toUSAF Lakenheath Demo
USAF Lakenheath Demonstration!
WEDNESDAY 18TH APRIL
from 4 p.m. at Gate 1,
on the A 1065,
--to welcome the Vanunu Freedom cyclists on their way to London from Faslane
-- to take part in the annual vigil remembering the bombing of Libya (April 1986) from this base
-- to sustain our protest over the nuclear and cluster bombs at
Lakenheath
--to Say ‘Don’t attack Iran’ ( missions could be flown from this US base)
Lakenheath 8, SOCPA 128, Trial dates
The ‘Lakenheath 8’ Pete, Richie, Mell, Lesley G, Lesley A, Margaret, Irene and Emma now have their trial dates for the action they took last October. The trial will take place on the 6th, 10th and 11th of July 2007 at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk courts.“Commercial interests must take second place to protection of the population’s h
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“Commercial interests must take second place to protection of the population’s health”
Contrary to previous announcements, the BAYER Group has entered into international trade in toxic waste. For the time being BAYER plans to incinerate 4,500 metric tons of highly toxic hexachlorobenzene from Australia, for which the company will receive three million euros.
Cambridge GM Crop Trial
Public Meeting7.30 pm Monday 2nd April
Emmanuel United Reform Church, Trumpington St.
Announcing IMC-UK-PHOTO
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Respect Community Forum - Another Education is Possible
Respect Community Forum - Another Education is Possible7.30pm Tuesday 27th March
Ross Street Community Centre
Spring into Action provisional programme
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Corruption in the Defence Industry
Last night a very interesting couple of talks took place in the Redlands Friends Meeting House in Bristol, organised by the Bristol Campaign Against the Arms Trade (CAAT).Local youth venue with community role in danger
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GM Potatoes to be grown in Cambridge
The German multinational chemical company, BASF, has been granted permission to plant genetically modified potatoes at NIAB in Cambridge from the end of this month.Inspiring Action
Wanna change the world? If you're always signing petitions and sending emails demanding change to those 'in power', join InspireAction and tell others about it!Pictures from Stop The War March (part 2)
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Pictures from Stop The War March (part 1)
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Update on Lakenheath 8 trial
After more messing around by the prosecution, the trial of theLakenheath 8 has been adjourned until the 6th of March. The trial
is the result of an action last October, when the activists entered USAF Lakenheath nuclear base and chained themselves to the gates of a munitions storage area to stop the movement of cluster bombs.
local community activist get-together
The Cambridge Action Network (CAN) is organising a monthly potluck...Cambridge meeting: Hugo Chavez and the Bolivarian Revolution
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