Close Newcastle Animal Lab National March

On May 26th UK activists will converge in Newcastle to march against Animal murderers at Newcastle university.

22 thousand animals are tested upon every year and Newcastle university is one of the last remaining universities to perform testing on primates.

Its time to say NO to animal testing.

Close Newcastle Animal Lab

On may 26th Activists from all over the uk will converge on newcastle for a march and rally against newcastle university

Following a Freedom of Information request it can be revealed that Newcastle University used over 22,000 animals in research between1st January 2011 to 31st December 2011. Newcastle Uni is also one of the few Unis that still use primates in tests.

We will meet at newcastle centre for life at 12Pm for a set off at 12.30
we will march and make our voices heard as we march to the university

at newcastle university we will hold a rally at the fiance department of the university Kingsgate where speeches will take place

Participants will then march to the labs to hold a minute's silence and light 22 candles for the 22,000+ animals used in experiments by the Uni last year.

The protest will call for the end of animal experimentation at Newcastle University, calling it both unscientific and cruel.

Speakers: More to be confirmed but so far we got

Dr Adrian Stallwood from Animal Aid

Dr Victoria Martindale

And more to be confirmed

Please join us on this day :
transport is being arranged and more will be released when we know more

www.closenewcastleanimallab.com

Close Newcastle Animal Lab
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Leaflet for the march

04.05.2012 03:06

Front Page

Back page

Here enclosed is at the leaflet for the march

Close Newcastle Animal lab
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This is the second time you've posted this.

04.05.2012 08:22

Why post it again?

anon

Grammar mistake

04.05.2012 08:24

'Its time to stop them.' should be 'It's time to stop them.'

grammerz

@Anon

04.05.2012 11:42

Well if you actually look its updated
we have two dr's speaking that we didn't have last time
we have leaflet that people can print which we didn't have last time etc

so hence we re posted

and at the grammar corrector
One apostrophe is that it ??

your going to bitch at that get real

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Inaccuracy

04.05.2012 21:40

The 'approximately 3 million animals' statistic is misleading. In fact in 2010 it was 3,724,726, which is whole lot more.

Why not put the true figure or say 'approx 3.7 million'.

http://www.vivisectioninformation.com/index.php?p=1_76_UPDATED-How-many-animals-are-used

Paul Vegan Anarchist

About time

04.05.2012 23:13

I've been waiting to hear a fuss kick up about this for quite some time. I've made all my classmates aware of the facts. Pleasingly, I found that hardly anyone supports the animal killing.

Newc student (not science dept.)

get involved

05.05.2012 04:09

Please feel free to email

closenewcastleanimallab@hushmail.com to get involved

all students of Newcastle uni welcome as long as they don't support vivisection

And at 3 million figure

is it really 3.7 million ??
when i can verify it ill update tho thanks for the heads up

Close Newcastle Animal Lab
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National/regional

06.05.2012 18:44

it was advertised as a national demonstration because people are travelling from national city s to come to this demo

we have lots from Scotland due Leeds and some from Bradford so it can be called a national demo

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We should united about this!

06.05.2012 18:59

I am very pleased support this national march. The more Uni campaigns against animal testing the better. I hope the students will join in!

Cambs lad