Tuesday 29th Aug: Hartlepool Nuclear Power Station Blockaded

The gates to Hartlepool Nuclear Power Station are currently being blockaded by a group of seven climate change campaigners.

This morning at 8am seven people blocked the entrance to the nuclear plant by locking themselves together across the gate with steel arm tubes.

A banner outside the gates reads "No More" (with the o's being nuclear symbols) - in reference to the Government's plans for a new generation of nuclear power stations.

'We are now able to announce the location of the Camp for Climate Action.

It will take place on Barlow Common, about 3 miles south east of Selby,
and about 2 miles north west of the Drax perimeter fence. Directions and
further details of the location can be found on our website at
http://www.climatecamp.org.uk/location.htm

July 15, 2006 International Day of Direct Action for Climate Justice, against Climate Change and the G8!

A call to action from Rising Tide North America and Earth First! Climate Caucus

* for creativity, climate justice and an end to oil industry sponsorship of the arts *

Art Not Oil at The Foundry, 84-86 Great Eastern St, London EC2A 3JL, (Old Street tube)
June 29th-July 9th 2006

Image: Fabio Sassi
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Art Not Oil sheds light and shadow on the oil industry...

Here's a report from a London Rising Tider with a single Shell share, who went into its Annual General Meeting, while others quietly infiltrated the hotel or stayed outside to leaflet and chat to shareholders and passers-by. The main meeting took place in The Hague, with a video feed to London, or the Novotel Hammersmith, to be precise. Keep an eye on Indymedia for reports of how others got on outside...

The very wonderful Society of Imaginary Friends have sorted a benefit for us...

Society of Imaginary Friends, Catherine Anne Davies and Katy Carr are performing
live and Luminous Frenzy are DJing at

The Dragon Hall,
17 Stukeley Street,
London WC2B 5LT
Nearest tube: Holborn/Covent Garden

Doors open 7.30pm

Entrance 5 pounds:

Society of Imaginary Friends
www.societyofimaginaryfriends.com
www.myspace.com/societyofimaginaryfriends

Members of the provisionally musical theatre wing of climate justice
action group London Rising Tide (LRT) set out on April 20th 2006 to communicate their
warm feelings about BP in song to shareholders heading for the oil giant's
Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the ExCel Centre in Docklands.