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Three Just Stop Oil supporters coated a giant screen with orange paint at major games expo EGX 2023. They are demanding the UK Government halts all new oil and gas projects, and are calling on gamers to march with Just Stop Oil in London this November. [1] Today at 15:48pm, cosplaying as ‘Ghostbusters’ characters, the […]

Three student Just Stop Oil supporters have painted buildings belonging to Manchester University, Cambridge University and University of Leeds. They are demanding the UK Government immediately halt planned new oil and gas projects and are calling on students and faculty staff to march with Just Stop Oil in London this November. [1] At around 11:15

Five student Just Stop Oil supporters have painted buildings belonging to University College London, Birmingham, Sussex, Falmouth and Exeter Universities. They are demanding the UK Government immediately halt planned new oil and gas projects and are calling on students and faculty staff to march with Just Stop Oil in London this November. [1] At around

Three student Just Stop Oil supporters have painted buildings at Oxford University and the University of Exeter, in resistance against the UK Government’s plans to licence new oil and gas projects. They are calling on students and faculty staff to march with Just Stop Oil in London this November. [1] At around midday today, Daniel

A student Just Stop Oil supporter has used a fire extinguisher to spray orange paint across a University of Bristol building. He is calling on students and faculty staff to march with Just Stop Oil in London this November, against the UK Government’s plans to licence new oil and gas projects. [1] At around 11:50

This evening, five Just Stop Oil supporters have disrupted a staging of the iconic musical ‘Les Misérables’ at the Sondheim Theatre in Westminster. Just like revolutionaries featured in the story, they are calling on everyone to take a stand against the government’s criminal plans to “max out our oil and gas reserves” and to join

Just Stop Oil supporters gathered outside the North Warwickshire Borough Council offices in Atherston today to draw attention to the council’s waste of public money in bringing the Kingsbury injunction and to ask councillors to ditch the injunction. [1] North Warwickshire Borough Council (NWBC) has spent a whopping £137,000 of public money on an entirely