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A third Just Stop Oil supporter has been placed on long term remand in prison after being arrested for blocking the M25 last week. She is due to face trial on 19th August along with two others who have already spent three weeks on remand. Louise Lancaster, 56, from Cambridge was among five Just Stop […]

A coalition of groups including Just Stop Oil, the Peace and Justice Project and Insulate Britain plans to disrupt central London this Saturday with a mass swarming march. The organisers say that the march will bring central London to a standstill and is just a taste of what they plan for the Autumn.[1] We All

Five Just Stop Oil supporters have caused disruption on the M25 in three places by climbing on the gantries that support overhead signs, forcing the police to close sections of the motorway. They are demanding that the government calls an immediate halt to new oil and gas projects in the UK.[1] Earlier today Just Stop

This is without doubt the most important moment in UK history. All time temperature records are being obliterated, thousands of people are expected to die from heatstroke and the liars and plotters who are vying to lead us are too busy fighting among themselves to even care. This is the moment when climate inaction is

2 young men, Louis McKechnie (21) and Joshua Smith (29) were remanded in custody on Tuesday until their plea hearing at Northampton Crown Court on August 19th.  That’s 6 weeks in prison without trial.   So far this year 31 ordinary people, supporters of Just Stop Oil, have spent time locked up before going to hearings,

For the fifth time in the last week supporters of Just Stop Oil have disrupted a major art institution in an act of civil resistance. Five Just Stop Oil supporters have sprayed paint inside the Royal Academy and glued their hands onto the frame of The Last Supper. They are calling for the government to

Two young supporters of Just Stop Oil have glued onto the frame of a Constable painting at the National Gallery in London after covering it with a reimagined version. They are calling for the government to end new oil and gas licences and for art institutions to join them in civil resistance.  Widely regarded as

Five Just Stop Oil supporters have disrupted the British Grand Prix at Silverstone by invading the track and sitting down. They are demanding that the government calls an immediate halt to new oil and gas projects in the UK and have said that they will continue to disrupt sports, cultural events and oil until this

Two young supporters of Just Stop Oil have glued themselves to the frame of a painting at the Manchester Art Gallery, as they call for the government to end new oil and gas and for art institutions to join them in civil resistance.  The painting is Tomson’s Aeolian Harp (1809) by J.M.W. Turner. It depicts

Two young supporters of Just Stop Oil have glued themselves to the frame of a Vincent Van Gogh painting at the Courtauld Gallery in London, as they call for the government to end new oil and gas and for art institutions to join them in civil resistance.  The painting is Peach Trees in Blossom (1889),