Parents and families have been warned about an upcoming “postcode war” which has been planned by “gang members” in South London. Social media users have shared images of threats by supposed members... Read more »
At 2pm on 24 April 1932, hundreds of rebellious ramblers descended on Kinder Scout, Derbyshire’s highest point, to “take action to open up the fine country at present denied us”. Six people... Read more »
Email: [email protected]: +447561098449 / +447986671716Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Media Assets | Donate#ExtinctionRebellion #EndFossilFilth #RebelforLife Three people climb on top of oil tanker in central Central including Olympian Etienne Stott Thousands... Read more »
The activists are calling for the UK government to stop funding all new investments in oil, gas and coal. Just Stop Oil has vowed to continue disrupting the UK’s oil infrastructure until... Read more »
Extinction Rebellion will launch a new wave of protests starting next Saturday – including ‘mass participation’ on London streets, the eco-activist group has said. Spokesperson Andrew Smith said that they are planning... Read more »
P&O Ferries has admitted breaking employment law when it sacked 800 workers without notice. Chief executive Peter Hebblethwaite told MPs there is “absolutely no doubt” the ferry operator was required to consult... Read more »
For rail commuters, the first working day of the new year is normally when services are restored after Christmas engineering work. But in 2022, hundreds of thousands of passengers face widespread cancellations... Read more »
South London residents were trapped in their home by invaders who changed the locks and dumped truckloads of rubbish outside their bedroom windows. Intruders broke their way into the property in South... Read more »
A leading vaccines expert backed Boris Johnson’s refusal to toughen England’s Covid restrictions, saying that mass deaths and hospitalisations from the deadly disease are ‘history’. Professor Sir John Bell, regius professor of... Read more »
Soaring Covid cases could cause major shortages across industry, hospitality and healthcare, ministers have been told, as rail companies cancelled services and Royal Mail said it was experiencing high staff absences. According... Read more »
