Upcoming Trials
Court Support is a vital part of what we do. We act out of love and that principle extends into the courts, for those facing legal consequences. The dock can be a lonely place, especially during cases that last for weeks. If you can spare your time and attention, your contribution will be massively appreciated by us all.
This page shows the Crown Court cases that are coming up. All those who are on trial deserve our love and support.
- If you want to do court support, share your details here or click on one of the buttons below.
- If you’d like to know more about Court Support and how it works, please read this.
- If you’re a journalist who wants to cover these cases, contact us here.
- If your trial is coming up and it’s not listed here, or the information is not correct, please fill out this form.
“There’s a secret satisfaction in helping our heroes with our knowledge and confidence when they most need it. I do that out of the limelight, in the courts.”
Gordon Blow, 73
“There is joy in resistance, in fighting for what you know is right with brave and inspiring people – from the streets to the court we carry on resisting!”
Phoebe Plummer, 22
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heathrow 10, plea hearing
Start date – 22nd August 2024
Estimated duration – 1 day
Time – 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Venue – Isleworth CC
Location – 34-36 Ridgeway Rd, Isleworth TW7 5LG
9 of the Heathrow 10 were arrested near Heathrow airport on the 24th July 2024, while one was arrested at home in London later that evening despite never being at Heathrow, all 10 were arrested for conspiracy to breach section 7 of the public order act (interfereing with key national infastructure). 8 were remanded and send to prison without trial and will be appearing at their plea hearing from prison.
departure board duo, plea hearing
Start date – 28th August 2024
Estimated duration – 1 day
Time – 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Venue – Isleworth CC
Location – 34-36 Ridgeway Rd, Isleworth TW7 5LG
The artistic duo painted heathrows depature boards orange to ‘demand an end to oil by 2030’ by calling for the government to sign an international treaty against the burning of all coal, oil and gas. They were arrested and held till court where, after a giving passionate speech, they were sent to prison to await trial. They are currently imprisoned in Bronzefield.