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Mainshill - eviction alert?

Nonewcoal | 06.10.2009 21:43 | Climate Chaos | Ecology

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Details sketchy at present, but a bunch of cops in landrovers have just been spotted at Mainshill. Some were also thought to have been seen getting into climbing gear (can this be the police?) This follows a successful attempt earlier this evening to put a halt to the tree-felling by forcing the workers back to the top of the site.

It also follows yesterday's action against opencast coal mining:
 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2009/10/439228.html

It has been difficult to make contact with those on site - can someone in touch with people there check if things are ok?


Nonewcoal
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Crying wolf

08.10.2009 19:36

Mainshill supporters should cross-check stories like these at Indymediascotland.org to avoid getting freaked out by unverified stories like this one.

CH


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Cops gone

06.10.2009 22:10

Police have gone home. People wondering if things are gonna get lively there tomorrow though....Head down & help if you can.

Nonewcoal


People needed to stop work at Mainshill

07.10.2009 12:04

Spoke to people at site and they don't feel there is an immediate eviction threat. However they do need more people to come to try and stop the clear-felling and drilling work that is happening on site. Get there if you can!

treesitters