Taking Action with Just Stop Oil Mum’s March by Gill Tavener I knew, without a doubt, that this was going to be one of the stranger days of my life. Sitting in the Woman’s Hour studio at the BBC’s Broadcasting House, the only thing between me and Emma Barnett’s alabaster face was a huge red […]
“You’ve given us a problem” Read More »
Sunday, 12th November It’s Remembrance Sunday in North London, a windswept afternoon with prickling bouts of rain. A group of 40 Just Stop Oil supporters are gathering on the pavement. The pedestrian lights turn green and they step into the middle of the road, donning the orange high-vis tabards which had been stuffed into backpacks
A week in resistance with Cressie Read More »
I was remanded to Wandsworth Prison because I walked slowly in the road with about 40 other supporters of Just Stop Oil and we were there for a maximum of 20 minutes. I will be in here at least until my court date of November 30th. 28 days in total. Apparently we breached section 7
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by Chloe Naldrett Yesterday (4 October), student supporters of Just Stop Oil disrupted the evening performance of Les Misérables. As a supporter and spokesperson for Just Stop Oil I have spoken in defence of actions in galleries and on sports pitches. This is a tough one for me because I am also a Theatre Producer,
The show can’t go on: an open letter to my colleagues in the theatre industry Read More »
We hosted filmmaker Dan Edelstyn for a screening of his last documentary ‘Bank Job’. He wrote a touching blog about his experience
Dan Edelstyn’s evening with Just Stop Oil Read More »
As another Pride month is coming to an end with London’s much-anticipated Pride Parade, it’s important to reflect on the responsibility that we as members of the LGBTQIA+ community have: to stand in civil resistance against the greatest threat to our lives yet. The UK Government is planning to licence over 100 new fossil fuel
Civil Resistance as the Heart and Soul of Queer Existence- A call to Action Read More »
