Huntington Lane Eviction Call Out!
tomato | 13.10.2010 13:03 | Climate Chaos | Ecology
Huntington Lane protest camp is in the process of being evicted - part of the site has already been taken by bailiffs, and the other half is expecting eviction any time from tomorrow. The site was set up over six months ago on the site of a proposed open cast coal mine in a beautiful stretch of ancient woodland near the Wrekin in Shropshire. Find some mates and get yourself down there to support!
Call 07503 583419 or check out
http://defendhuntingtonlane.wordpress.com/
Call 07503 583419 or check out
http://defendhuntingtonlane.wordpress.com/
Site A Eviction Shock!
October 13, 2010
At around 8:30am today police officers and members of the National Eviction Team arrived on Site A to find the tree houses sadly unoccupied. The tree houses have now been removed and branches lopped off the trees so they can’t go back up.
Protesters have been threatened with arrest should they trespass upon Site A. An eviction notice is yet to be served but this chain of events would appear to suggest its imminent arrival. We would encourage any concerned individuals to pay a visit to camp whether it be to stay on, help out with defences, leave a donation or lend their moral support.
Site A is the southern most part of the site (see below marked as ‘site 2′) and the area where the mines infrastructure is to be built and the mining is to begin.
The southern most part of the site (called site 2 in this image) has been evicted
The infrastructure process has now begun and is expected to be completed relatively quickly and the commencement of mining operations is set to follow.
Please call 07503 583419 for info or to get involved.
October 13, 2010
At around 8:30am today police officers and members of the National Eviction Team arrived on Site A to find the tree houses sadly unoccupied. The tree houses have now been removed and branches lopped off the trees so they can’t go back up.
Protesters have been threatened with arrest should they trespass upon Site A. An eviction notice is yet to be served but this chain of events would appear to suggest its imminent arrival. We would encourage any concerned individuals to pay a visit to camp whether it be to stay on, help out with defences, leave a donation or lend their moral support.
Site A is the southern most part of the site (see below marked as ‘site 2′) and the area where the mines infrastructure is to be built and the mining is to begin.
The southern most part of the site (called site 2 in this image) has been evicted
The infrastructure process has now begun and is expected to be completed relatively quickly and the commencement of mining operations is set to follow.
Please call 07503 583419 for info or to get involved.
tomato