Events

Kickstarting Frack Free February: Community Resistance to Extreme Energy Workshop

Submitted by brt on Mon, 02/11/2013 - 10:33

Frack Free February was kickstarted this weekend with a workshop at the Kebele Social Centre on Community Resistance to Extreme Energy followed by a fundraising evening of acoustic folk rock and punk, raising over £150 towards the Frack Free Somerset campaign.

Community action training workshop, Bristol

Submitted by brt on Fri, 01/18/2013 - 16:40

Sat 16 Feb, 1.30 - 5pm: Community Action Training
Kebele, 14 Robertson Road, Bristol, BS5 6JY.

Civil disobedience has been an important part of resisting extreme energy developments around the world. Learn a variety of techniques for blockades and lock-ons, and how to work together to stay safe on an action. Please email bristol@risingtide.org.uk if you are going so that we have an idea of numbers.

Part of the Frack Free Feburary month of action.

Plans afoot for Frack Free February

Submitted by brt on Tue, 01/15/2013 - 11:54

Frack Free Somerset are days away from announcing a full line up of events taking place across Somerset, North Somerset & Bristol in February.

What is Frack Free February?

Frack Free February is a Month of Action in Somerset with public meetings, talks, stalls, workshops, actions and more all raising awareness about the threats to our communities and the bigger picture of extreme energy.

The Frack Free February Month of Action is an opportunity to:

The Big Rig Revolt – Sat 1st Dec

Submitted by brt on Tue, 11/13/2012 - 00:23

A dark cloud is gathering. The threat of unconventional gas development hangs over us all. With almost 100 test wells permitted and the first production development threatening Scotland, the government’s dash for gas depends on the creeping sell off of the British Isles.

This cabal of opportunistic extraction companies, government mandarins and political jokes think they are getting away with it. They are so FRACKING wrong.

On Dec 1st there will be a nationwide simultaneous show of resistance.

How could fracking affect Somerset?

Submitted by brt on Thu, 08/30/2012 - 20:41

How could Fracking affect Somerset?

A public meeting with a panel of stakeholders to answer your questions.

Tuesday 25th September 2012, 7 – 9pm, Wells Town Hall

Are you concerned about how hydraulic fracturing could affect Somerset? This is an opportunity to ask questions & listen to speakers both for and against fracking and its potential affects on communities and ecosystems across Somerset.

For more information or to request a space on the panel please email: info@frackfreesomerset.org

OCCUPY OIL - THE SEQUEL

Submitted by bcc on Sat, 04/21/2012 - 10:54

Taking place WORLDWIDE on Tuesday 22nd May 2012

#OccupyOil the Sequel: The road to SHELL is paved with bad intentions...

BLOODY MONEY: Tar Sands, Rossport, Niger Delta
On the 8th of Feb this year Occupy Oil held it first day of mass action.

Shell Stations across the UK and indeed further afield were blockaded or picketed. We are back and on the 22nd of May 2012 we are holding Occupy Oil the Sequel, Royal Dutch Shell will be holding their AGM in The Hague with an audio-visual link to a satellite meeting place in London.