Marshalls hit in 9 Ladies solidarity action
Marshall mashers | 26.03.2004 13:20
Today people blockaded and occupied Marshalls in Mansfield Woodhouse in protest against their involvement in quarrying at the 9 Ladies site.
Banner hung on tower
Information was obtained from their offices concerning their other offices and their clients and suppliers. A banner was hung from a tower in the site, and the gates were D-locked, preventing access by vehicles.
Marshalls owns Stancliffe Stone which is planning to reopen two dormant quarries at in Peak Park near the Nine Ladies Stone Circle. If you can't make it to the Nine Ladies site, but want to help the campaign, targeting an office near you would be useful! The list below is the information obtained today, and is by no means exhaustive - so please try to find out for yourselves!
Marshalls Offices:
Birkby Grange, Birkby Hall Rd, Birkby, Huddersfield
A658 Main Street, Harrogate
Landscape House, Premier Way, Lowfields Bus Park, Elland, HX5 9HJ
Clients: Longcliffe, Blue Circle, Tarmac Snd, Sibelco, OMYA, Calor Gas, Castle Cemment, GO Plant
Suppliers: C&G, Longcliffe, Sibelco, Appleby, Elementis, Bayer, Christeynes
Marshalls owns Stancliffe Stone which is planning to reopen two dormant quarries at in Peak Park near the Nine Ladies Stone Circle. If you can't make it to the Nine Ladies site, but want to help the campaign, targeting an office near you would be useful! The list below is the information obtained today, and is by no means exhaustive - so please try to find out for yourselves!
Marshalls Offices:
Birkby Grange, Birkby Hall Rd, Birkby, Huddersfield
A658 Main Street, Harrogate
Landscape House, Premier Way, Lowfields Bus Park, Elland, HX5 9HJ
Clients: Longcliffe, Blue Circle, Tarmac Snd, Sibelco, OMYA, Calor Gas, Castle Cemment, GO Plant
Suppliers: C&G, Longcliffe, Sibelco, Appleby, Elementis, Bayer, Christeynes
Marshall mashers
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AND ALSO ONE YESTERDAY!
26.03.2004 15:06
Unfortunately both actions are using the same headlines so there seems to be some confusion! Check out the "other" one a couple of headlines down on the newswire.
The 25th
yikes
26.03.2004 16:28
BUT this image is unnacceptably big. not only would it take years to download if i didn't have a huge connection but you have to scroll around to actually see whats going on. try resizing using something like adobe photoshop (ahem, i mean gimp
if any imc tech-heads see this pleeeeease can they resize it?
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