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Press Release Thursday 2nd June For immediate release Today at just after 4.30pm, nine young supporters of the Just Stop Oil coalition [1] threw red paint over the Queen Elizabeth Building in Edinburgh, demanding the Government protects the ‘liveable planet’ and halts all new oil and gas licences and consents. All nine are expected to

A further six Just Stop Oil supporters are due to appear at Birmingham Crown Court at 10:30am today charged with contempt of court for breaking the Kingsbury injunction more than once by standing peacefully outside the Kingsbury Oil Terminal demanding an end to new North Sea oil and gas.[1]  Michelle Cadet-Rose, 56, from Chesterfield, Eilidh

Four Just Stop Oil supporters were due to appear at Birmingham Crown Court at 10:30am today charged with contempt of court for breaking the Kingsbury protest injunction, but one refused to leave her cell at HMP Foston Hall, while the other three delayed proceedings by refusing to leave the prison van.[1] Proceedings against Beth Garrett,

Seven Just Stop Oil supporters are due to appear at Birmingham Crown Court at 10:30am today charged with contempt of court for breaking a North Warwickshire Borough Council injunction and failing to attend court on a previous occasion. [1]  All seven have all broken the injunction more than once by standing peacefully outside the Kingsbury

Since Tuesday May 4th Birmingham County Court has been at the centre of Just Stop Oil supporters’ continuation of Civil Resistance. So far 17 Just Stop Oil Supporters have refused to attend court when summoned, either staying away, refusing to leave their prison cells or returning to the Kingsbury Oil Depot where an injunction brought

Eight woman have started a regime of non-compliance in Prison For allegedly glueing on in court last week Michelle Charlesworth has been summoned to appear before the Governor of Foston Hall prison today, where she faces potential sanctions.  The prison is accusing Michelle of interfering with the duties of their officers, even though the glue-on

Supporters of Just Stop Oil have disrupted oil supplies from a key Scottish oil terminal in support of their demand that the UK government end new oil and gas projects in the UK. At around 4am, up to 40 Just Stop oil supporters blockaded the entrance to the Nustar Clydebank oil terminal in Glasgow by

A recent YouGov survey shows that 58% of UK adults support the demand of Just Stop Oil to stop new oil and gas and rather than being counterproductive, disruptive action by Just Stop Oil has potentially increased the number of people in the UK willing to take climate action.  In polling commissioned by Social Change