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Just Stop Oil supporters plan to assemble in Parliament Square on Saturday for a rally and march in solidarity with the 150  people who have been imprisoned for taking action with Just Stop Oil this year. The event aims to celebrate the political prisoners who have taken a stand against our criminal government on the […]

Just Stop Oil supporters have stopped traffic on key routes in Central London today to demand that the government halts all new oil and gas licences and consents and reverses yesterday’s decision on a new coal mine. [1] At 9:15am, around 15 Just Stop Oil supporters wearing hi-vis vests walked onto Whitechapel Road, East London

12 Just Stop Oil supporters are appearing in court today to face charges associated with causing disruption on the M25 in November to put pressure on the government to halt all new oil and gas licences and consents. [1] This week sees the continuation of court hearings for the Just Stop Oil supporters arrested as

19 Just Stop Oil supporters are appearing in court today to face charges associated with M25 and art actions as the group continues to demand that the government halts all new oil and gas licences and consents. [1] This week sees the continuation of court hearings for the Just Stop Oil supporters arrested as part

Just Stop Oil supporters have stopped traffic on key routes in Central London today to demand that the government halts all new oil and gas licences and consents. [1] At 8:00am, around 15 Just Stop Oil supporters wearing hi-vis vests walked onto the road at Bricklayers Arms roundabout in South London and proceeded to march

Just Stop Oil supporters have occupied beds and sofas in Harrods to demand that the government Just Stop Fuel Poverty by insulating homes and ending our reliance on expensive, dangerous and dirty fossil fuels.  [1] At around 1pm, 4 Just Stop Oil supporters briefly occupied beds and sofas in Harrods department store on Brompton Road

Just Stop Oil supporters have stopped traffic on key routes in Central London today to demand that the government halts all new oil and gas licences and consents. [1] At 8:00am, 10 Just Stop Oil supporters wearing hi-vis vests walked onto Aldersgate Street in the City of London and proceeded to march slowly along London

The Times (26/11/22) writes that our latest Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak is set to announce a crackdown on “protestors like Just Stop Oil” as part of a series of announcements to talk tough on key issues to convince voters and backbenchers that he is “in tune with their concerns.” Meanwhile the Metropolitan Police has announced

A Just Stop Oil supporter who went on hunger strike last Friday to demand that the government end new oil and gas, has been unexpectedly moved to the hospital wing as prison staff became increasingly concerned for their health.  [1]  Tez Burnes (they/them), 34, a bicycle mechanic from Swansea was remanded to Bronzefield prison on