Category: Squatting / Free Spaces / Protest Sites

News from the rampART

Been a while since there has been an update on the sit­u­a­tion at the ram­pART social cen­tre post­ed on the newswire. Below is the lat­est newslet­ter — reg­isiter as a mem­ber your­self via http://lists.riseup.net/www/info/rampart and get the lat­est news each week.

Been a while since there has been an update on the sit­u­a­tion at the ram­pART social cen­tre post­ed on the newswire. Below is the lat­est newslet­ter — reg­isiter as a mem­ber your­self via http://lists.riseup.net/www/info/rampart and get the lat­est news each week.

EX-VORTEX EVICTED…

We’re sor­ry to hear that the Vor­tex social cen­tre in Stoke New­ing­ton was evict­ed in the ear­ly hours of Tues­day morn­ing. Most of us involved in the ram­pART col­lec­tive have been so caught up in work­ing on the build­ing that we did­n’t get to vis­it the Vor­tex at all.

Despite the Vor­tex being evict­ed they’ll still be meet­ing until they find a new build­ing.

Tonight’s meet­ing (wednes­day 7th March) is at: 7.30pm
Ryan’s Bar (base­ment), 181 Stoke New­ing­ton Church St, N16 0UL
(map: http://www.streetmap.co.uk/streetmap.dll?G2M?X=532996&Y=186437&A=Y&Z=1
(yel­low bar on the same side as the vor­tex up at albion road end of church street).

Planned events for Inter­na­tion­al Wom­ens Day have been relo­cat­ed with the help of the local Kur­dish and Turk­ish com­mu­ni­ties. A scaled-down pro­gramme of events on Thurs­day 8th March will now take place in the IMSC com­mu­ni­ty cen­ter on near­by Tyssen Road, N16. Work­shops on DJing, self-defence, assertive­ness, dreams and polit­i­cal music will be run­ning as well as live music and food and refresh­ments.

FIRE EXCITE…

The new fire exit we’ve been work­ing on has now final­ly been com­plet­ed so we are hap­py to ‘reopen’ for larg­er events. How­ev­er, the new fire exit also means the hall is no longer sound proof so expect events to end ear­li­er until we come up with a solu­tion to sound­proof­ing the door while retain­ing it’s func­tion as an emer­gency exit.

FIRE ENTER…

This fri­day we have the fire inspec­tion so wish us luck. We think the place is pret­ty much as ready is it’s like­ly to get. Thanks to all those who came through with items off the wish list.

RAMPART EVENTS

- TIBETIAN NATIONAL UPRISING PARTY, SATURDAY 10TH

On Sat­ur­day evening we’ve got an after demo event organ­ised by the
Tibetan Youth. It starts at 7pm with films and goes on till 12.

- COMING SOON

* We were going to restart the cin­e­ma nights this Fri­day but con­fu­sion over pos­si­ble relo­ca­tion of an event booked for the Vor­tex means we’ll leave it this time and relaunch in the next cou­ple of weeks. We’d like to hear from you whether we should stick to Thurs­day nights or would you pre­fer Tues­days or per­haps Fri­day nights end­ing in a social, music and refresh­ments?
We intend to try to have a pro­gram arranged a month ahead so please let us know about any films you think should be shown.

* We’d also like to hear from those inter­est­ed in a dig­i­tal pho­tog­ra­phy skill share (prac­ti­cal and dis­cus­sion based work­shop on shoot­ing with a focus on social jus­tice reportage). Please con­tact us to reg­is­ter your inter­est and help us choose a date.

- BOMB THE BEETS

A new Lon­don Food Not Bombs group is now up and run­ning and serv­ing free, hot veg­an food to all who are hun­gry every week in a park in Whitechapel. They are still look­ing for more peo­ple to be involved with cook­ing, skip­ping, or just to come down and sup­port the project, bring­ing food, music, ener­gy etc when­ev­er it takes place. If you would like to be involved in the Food Not Bombs project (see www.foodnotbombs.net for more infor­ma­tion about the idea and the moti­va­tions and prin­ci­ples which guide it), send an email to londonfnb@lists.riseup.net , or just come down to help with cook­ing or the park to help with serv­ing (and eat­ing!) on Sat­ur­days.

They meet mid­day sat­ur­day at the ram­pART then serve food from around 3pm in Altab Ali park on Whitechapel High Street, which is vir­tu­al­ly oppo­site Aldgate East tube sta­tion (and Free­dom Books, the anar­chist book shop). Serv­ing usu­al­ly lasts until about 4.30 then it’s back to ram­pART to wash up. Feel free to bring ban­ners, signs, music, leaflets etc etc, and if you need cook­ing for an event, just send them the details…

— RAMPART REGULARITIES

Remem­ber there is self defense class­es every mon­day evening and sam­ba prac­tice every wednes­day evening except for the third wednes­day of every month when it’s the wom­en’s anar­chist nui­sance cafe.

“YOU ARE ONE OF US”

Also remem­ber that the ram­pART is, for var­i­ous rea­sons, a pri­vate mem­bers club. Mem­ber­ship is free and you can join by sign­ing up to the mail­ing list. Please also famil­iar­ize your­self with the loca­tion of fire exits, fire alarms, extin­guish­ers and first aid kits next time you vis­it.

FINALLE

OH WISHFULL THINKING!

We still need…
a sole­noid valve from a bro­ken wash­ing machine.
a length of hose pipe
some 3/4 inch ply or chip board, at least the size of a door.
some­body to fix the leak­ing toi­let

Stuff we have that you might want…
loads of long pieces of fab­ric includ­ing black stretchy stuff.
lots of dex­ion angle iron piece of var­i­ous lengths.
blue gloss paint

West Midlands Climate Camp neighbourhood meeting, 14th march

Come and get involved in organ­is­ing the West Mid­lands Neigh­bour­hood for Cli­mate Camp 2007!

There will be a meet­ing next Wednes­day 14th March at the Spot­ted Dog, Alces­ter Street, Dig­beth start­ing at 7.30. to dis­cuss the set­ting up of a West Mid­lands Neigh­bour­hood at Cli­mate Camp 2007. Also sort­ing out trans­port from the West Mid­lands to the next nation­al gathering/planning meet­ing for the camp, which will be in Bris­tol on the 17th and 18th March.

Come and get involved in organ­is­ing the West Mid­lands Neigh­bour­hood for Cli­mate Camp 2007!

There will be a meet­ing next Wednes­day 14th March at the Spot­ted Dog, Alces­ter Street, Dig­beth start­ing at 7.30. to dis­cuss the set­ting up of a West Mid­lands Neigh­bour­hood at Cli­mate Camp 2007. Also sort­ing out trans­port from the West Mid­lands to the next nation­al gathering/planning meet­ing for the camp, which will be in Bris­tol on the 17th and 18th March.

There is now a mailing/discussion list for every­one in the West Mid­lands who is going to or who wants to be involved with the Camp for Cli­mate Action 2007. If you would like to either go to the Cli­mate Camp or be
involved in any of the plan­ning the list home page, where you can sub­scribe, is at http://lists.riseup.net/www/info/wmclimatecamp

http://www.climatecamp.org.uk

Sheffield Rossport Soldarity Action

7.03.2007
Today at 16:00 a peace­ful demon­stra­tion was held at the Shell Garage on Hoyle Street, Netherthor­pe in Sheffield. This demon­stra­tion was an act of sol­i­dar­i­ty with the peo­ple of Ross­port, Coun­ty Mayo, Ire­land and the cam­paign Shell­toSea, who are oppos­ing Shells plans to build a poten­tial­ly lethal high pres­sure gas pipe line and refin­ery in a marine spe­cial area of con­ser­va­tion.

Sheffield Rossport Shell solidarity 1
Sheffield Rossport Shell solidarity 27.03.2007
Today at 16:00 a peace­ful demon­stra­tion was held at the Shell Garage on Hoyle Street, Netherthor­pe in Sheffield. This demon­stra­tion was an act of sol­i­dar­i­ty with the peo­ple of Ross­port, Coun­ty Mayo, Ire­land and the cam­paign Shell­toSea, who are oppos­ing Shells plans to build a poten­tial­ly lethal high pres­sure gas pipe line and refin­ery in a marine spe­cial area of con­ser­va­tion.

The local peo­ple of Ross­port are suf­fer­ing bul­ly­ing and intim­i­da­tion tac­tics from both Shell and the Irish Gov­ern­ment.

A ban­ner declar­ing
“HANDS OFF ROSSPORT”
“NO PIPELINE”
and “Leave it as it is” writ­ten in Gael­ic, was hung from the garage roof by pirates bear­ing the Irish Tri­colour.

Fliers explain­ing the rea­sons for the action and the dan­gers of Shells pro­posed pipeline were dis­trib­uted to Shells cus­tomers with a request to boy­cott Shell.

For more infor­ma­tion on the local cam­paign please see:

http://shelltosea.com
http://www.indymedia.ie
http://struggle.ws/rsc/

or con­tact 07775752160

Text of Fli­er
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Boy­cott Shell

Shell,Statoil and Marathon, sup­port­ed by the Irish gov­ern­ment, wants to build a dan­ger­ous, exper­i­men­tal raw gas pipeline and refin­ery in north­west Ire­land. But they are being stopped…

* Health and safe­ty

The pipeline, at 5 times the usu­al pres­sure, would be built over unsta­ble bog­land, with a his­to­ry of land­slides and in very close prox­im­i­ty to peo­ple’s homes/ It would be 70m from the near­est home, 30m from a pub­lic house and 3 fam­i­lies would have to cross the pipeline every day to leave their hous­es. A recent inde­pen­dent safe­ty analy­sis by US based pipeline con­sul­tants found: “The Cor­rib pipeline is not a ‘nor­mal’ pipeline, giv­en its poten­tial to oper­ate under exot­i­cal­ly high pres­sures adn because of unknown gas com­po­si­tions asso­ci­at­ed with gas field pro­duc­tion. This can seri­ous­ly increase the like­li­hood of pipeline fail­ure.” The safe­ty analy­sis said: “pipeline rout­ing should be at least 200m away from dwellings and 400m away from unshel­terd indi­vid­u­als to avoid mas­sive casu­al­ties and/or mul­ti­ple fatal­i­ties.”

* Envi­ron­ment

The refin­ery will have nine chim­neys up to 140ft high releas­ing car­bon diox­ide and methane. 16 hous­es are with­in a 2km radius of the plant. Air and water emis­sions from the refin­ery would pol­lute the local envi­ron­ment. The emis­sions from the pro­posed refin­ery at Ballinboy will pol­lute Car­row­more Lake which
sup­plies the region with water. Broad­haven bay is where Shell plans to pump the waste from the refin­ery: includ­ing lead, nick­el, mag­ne­sium, phos­pho­rus, chromi­um, arsenic, and mer­cury. This bay pro­vides livli­hoods for local com­mu­ni­ties through fish­ing. Shell claim there is “no evi­dence that Broad­haven Bay is of par­tic­u­lar impor­tance to whales and dol­phins”, con­trary to the find­ings of a UCC study(commissioned by Shell). The UCC research team record­ed over 220 sight­ings of sev­en whale and dol­phin species, plus sight­ings of two seal species in Broad­haven Bay and north-west Mayo waters.

* The great gas give­away

The Irish gov­ern­ment has helped Shell in this project. In 1975 for oil and gas exploita­tion in Ire­land the terms were between 8% to 16% pro­duc­tion roy­al­ties to the gov­ern­ment and a 50% tax rate. In addi­tion there would be an up to 50% gov­er­ment par­tic­i­pa­tion in the exploita­tion of any find, as the estab­lish­ment of a gov­ern­ment ener­gy com­pa­ny was planned. More­over gas was sold to gov­ern­ment com­pa­nies at reduced bulk dis­count. Suc­ces­sive gov­ern­ments between 1985 and 1992 whit­tled this away to a sit­u­a­tion where there are no roy­al­ties, no gov­ern­ment par­tic­i­pa­tion, and a 25% tax rate. Fur­ther­more there is a 100% tax write-off mean­ing multi­na­tion­als can count their pro­duc­tion, devel­op­ment and explo­ration costs as ‘tax’ and hence pay less tax, or even con­ceiv­ably no tax. Laws were changed to allow Shell to use pri­vate land through a Com­pul­so­ry Aqui­si­tion Order. Gov­ern­ment owned forestry was sold to Shell for the refin­ery site.

Essen­tial­ly this is a great gas give­away, while under­fund­ed pub­lic ser­vices go down the tube. The pri­vati­sa­tion of nat­ur­al resources is no aber­ra­tion, when the same is planned for An Post, Dublin Bus, and Irish Rail, with inevitable impact on jobs and ser­vices; indeed the down­grad­ing of the pub­lic health ser­vice is to the advan­tage of the pri­vate sec­tor. Big busi­ness enjoys very low tax rates and the super-rich ben­e­fit from tax eva­sion amnesties, while more than 85% of income tax is paid for by PAYE work­ers.

Call for workshops at the Earth First! Summer Gathering 2007

This year’s gath­er­ing is from 18 — 22 July in Nor­folk, near a main­line rail­way sta­tion.

The focus is on prac­ti­cal skills, but there will also be many of the reg­u­lar diverse and inter­est­ing work­shops.

EF! summer gathering 2007 logoThis year’s gath­er­ing is from 18 — 22 July in Nor­folk, near a main­line rail­way sta­tion.

The focus is on prac­ti­cal skills, but there will also be many of the reg­u­lar diverse and inter­est­ing work­shops.

The idea is to have mul­ti­ple work­shop ses­sions, e.g. four two-hour slots spread over four days build­ing up skills in a par­tic­u­lar area, so peo­ple can learn the basic skills to actu­al­ly do the job at oth­er mobil­i­sa­tions, events like the cli­mate camp — or wher­ev­er. For exam­ple plumb­ing, elec­tri­cal skills, medics…and what­ev­er else peo­ple want to do… It’s not just about the prac­ti­cal skills but also about get­ting to know each oth­er and start­ing to work togeth­er.

If you would like to offer a work­shop please write to:
martinshaw64@riseup.net

Thanks — the EF! sum­mer gath­er­ing col­lect­ing
Gen­er­al con­tact details etc at http://www.earthfirstgathering.org.uk/

please for­ward to peo­ple you think would be inter­est­ed.

Vortex Evicted

The ex-Vor­tex Social Cen­tre in Stoke New­ing­ton was evict­ed this morn­ing. Bailiffs arrived at 5.30, with sev­er­al police vans in atten­dance and pro­ceed­ed to break down the door.

Although most peo­ple were quick­ly removed from the build­ing one valiant soul hid in the attic and it was over an hour lat­er that the police and bailiffs com­plete­ly occu­pied the premis­es.

The ex-Vor­tex Social Cen­tre in Stoke New­ing­ton was evict­ed this morn­ing. Bailiffs arrived at 5.30, with sev­er­al police vans in atten­dance and pro­ceed­ed to break down the door.

Although most peo­ple were quick­ly removed from the build­ing one valiant soul hid in the attic and it was over an hour lat­er that the police and bailiffs com­plete­ly occu­pied the premis­es.

Many local peo­ple got out of bed and braved the rain to offer sup­port and help retrieve equip­ment. The bailiffs refused to allow any­one to re-enter the build­ing to col­lect per­son­al pos­ses­sions until it was point­ed out that the res­i­dents had a legal right to leave with their belong­ings.

After a brief stand off dur­ing which local hate fig­ure and arch-bas­tard Richard Mid­da threat­ened to come down to the build­ing to nego­ti­ate the bailiffs final­ly agreed to bring out most of the equip­ment remain­ing in the build­ing. Sev­er­al peo­ple how­ev­er­are still wait­ing for their clothes and oth­er per­son­al pos­ses­sions.

No arrests were made dur­ing the evic­tion.

It seems that Mid­da bot­tled out of a chance to speak to the squat­ters and locals about his actions and his plans for the build­ing.

So it seems that par­a­sitic land­lord Mid­da’s long term plans for the Vor­tex remain unclear how­ev­er in the short term it seems the build­ing will be occu­pied by 24 hour secu­ri­ty. A call has gone out to respect the secu­ri­ty guard’s peace and qui­et, no bang­ing on the door at 2am and absolute­ly no attempts to hound them out of Stoke New­ing­ton like the cow­ard­ly dogs they are.

Morale remains high and Stoke New­ing­ton may see anoth­er Social Cen­tre soon, mean­while the cam­paign to keep the ex-Vor­tex build­ing for com­mu­ni­ty use will con­tin­ue.

pics at http://johnnyvoid.blogspot.com/2007/03/ast-stand-at-ex-vortex.html

Radley Lakes: Join the protest march on legs and cycles on 10 March

Join a Cycle Ride and March to Say No to NPow­er’s “Crim­i­nal Dam­age” to Radley Lakes on Sat­ur­day 10 March

Repost from Live Jour­nal:

You are invit­ed to join cyclists from across Oxford­shire in a bicy­cle ride in sup­port of the cam­paign to “Save Radley Lakes” next Sat­ur­day. Cyclists in Oxford are invit­ed to con­gre­gate in Broad Street, Oxford City (OX1 3AS) out­side the Oxford Cam­pus Store, at 12.45pm on Sat­ur­day 10th March, 2007, while walk­ers from Abing­don and Did­cot are invit­ed to con­gre­gate at 1.10pm in Abbey Mead­ow (OX14 3JE) in Abing­don to hear speak­ers, then walk to Thrupp Lake. The cyclists will pro­ceed toward Radley Lakes, with bells, whis­tles and ban­ners, coin­cid­ing with a march by Save Radley Lakes the same day at Thrupp Lake at 1.55pm.

Join a Cycle Ride and March to Say No to NPow­er’s “Crim­i­nal Dam­age” to Radley Lakes on Sat­ur­day 10 March

Repost from Live Jour­nal:

You are invit­ed to join cyclists from across Oxford­shire in a bicy­cle ride in sup­port of the cam­paign to “Save Radley Lakes” next Sat­ur­day. Cyclists in Oxford are invit­ed to con­gre­gate in Broad Street, Oxford City (OX1 3AS) out­side the Oxford Cam­pus Store, at 12.45pm on Sat­ur­day 10th March, 2007, while walk­ers from Abing­don and Did­cot are invit­ed to con­gre­gate at 1.10pm in Abbey Mead­ow (OX14 3JE) in Abing­don to hear speak­ers, then walk to Thrupp Lake. The cyclists will pro­ceed toward Radley Lakes, with bells, whis­tles and ban­ners, coin­cid­ing with a march by Save Radley Lakes the same day at Thrupp Lake at 1.55pm.

Every­one is wel­come to join the cycle ride as a planned show of sup­port for the cam­paign, and the ride will end at the lakes. Bring bells, whis­tles and ban­ners if you can.

The ride will take place at a leisure­ly pace. Radley Lakes have been used by Oxo­ni­ans for over 30 years as a leisure site to walk, cycle and enjoy the envi­ron­ment. Npow­er has filled all the lakes east of the rail­way with ash, and now it wants to destroy the remain­der in the same way, com­plete­ly destroy­ing habi­tat for many species of birds, fish, ani­mal, and plant. News of the cycle ride is being broad­cast to Cyclox, Crit­i­cal Mass, Sus­trans, CTC, and of course Save Radley Lakes. Cyclists are angry that the Npow­er’s dam­age to the lakes will also ruin the beau­ti­ful views of the lake envi­ron­ment on the Sus­trans cycle route than runs between two of the lakes, and there are reports that Npow­er’s site work­ers are already tak­ing lib­er­ties with the cyclists “right of way” block­ing the path to cyclists.

An expe­ri­enced cyclist will lead the ride along an offi­cial cycle route from Oxford to Thrupp Lake (dis­tance 5 miles). Feel free to for­ward this mes­sage to peo­ple or groups who you think might be inter­est­ed, or email jon.rees@gmail.com Please send me an SMS on 07970 893371 if you intend to join us.

See you Sat­ur­day

Route: http://www.sustrans.org.uk/webfiles/leaflets/Hanson%20Way.pdf

first Bath Climate Camp meeting — 8th March

between thurs­day 19th and sun­day 22nd of April there will be a Cli­mate Camp in Bath.

The camp will be a self man­aged space with work­shops, actions, par­ty and protest. Most of the action/protest will be focused around the head offices of Land and Marine who are build­ing a con­traverisial gas pipeline through wales. The pipeline has been the scene of numer­ous demos and actions, delay­ing progress on almost a dai­ly basis. Its time to take the bat­tle to Land and Marines doorstep!

between thurs­day 19th and sun­day 22nd of April there will be a Cli­mate Camp in Bath.

The camp will be a self man­aged space with work­shops, actions, par­ty and protest. Most of the action/protest will be focused around the head offices of Land and Marine who are build­ing a con­traverisial gas pipeline through wales. The pipeline has been the scene of numer­ous demos and actions, delay­ing progress on almost a dai­ly basis. Its time to take the bat­tle to Land and Marines doorstep!

Our first plan­ning meet­ing will be this thurs­day 8th March at 7.30 down­stairs in the hob­gob­lin, city cen­tre, Bath. We need plen­ty of ideas, ener­gy and enthu­si­asm to make the camp a suc­sess, so feel free to come along.
Also, if you are inter­est­ed in host­ing a work­shop on any eco sub­ject, please get in con­tact.

e‑mail bathclimatecamp@yahoo.co.uk for more info.

cheers

Vortex Being Evicted!

6.03.2007 5:25am

The Vor­tex Social Cen­tre is being evict­ed now. Peo­ple need­ed urgent­ly to get down to 141 Church Street, Stoke New­ing­ton, N16 and show sup­port. Bring noise mak­ing equip­ment.

6.03.2007 5:25am

The Vor­tex Social Cen­tre is being evict­ed now. Peo­ple need­ed urgent­ly to get down to 141 Church Street, Stoke New­ing­ton, N16 and show sup­port. Bring noise mak­ing equip­ment.

Reclaim the streets – Auckland

4 Mar 2007 K road rocked to the sound of cli­mate change pro­test­ers yes­ter­day as cops blocked off the road for a reclaim he streets style par­ty. Around 200 peo­ple par­tic­i­pat­ed in snow fights, stalls and a people’s assem­bly with many onlook­ers inter­est­ed. Bands played sam­ba and world style music along with a punk band, … Con­tin­ue read­ing “Reclaim the streets – Auck­land”

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4 Mar 2007
K road rocked to the sound of cli­mate change pro­test­ers yes­ter­day as cops blocked off the road for a reclaim he streets style par­ty. Around 200 peo­ple par­tic­i­pat­ed in snow fights, stalls and a people’s assem­bly with many onlook­ers inter­est­ed. Bands played sam­ba and world style music along with a punk band, and peo­ple danced across a street nor­mal­ly filled with cars. A people’s assem­bly and speak­ers spoke about the dis­as­trous effects of cli­mate change if we do not act now. The par­tic­i­pants vot­ed for free and fre­quent pub­lic trans­port and then vot­ed in favour of a peace­ful non vio­lent rev­o­lu­tion (they didn’t even give us a chance to vote against this one) The Save Hap­py Val­ley Auck­land Coali­tion talked about the impor­tance of stop­ping coal min­ing in Aotearoa and a group of pub­lic sup­port­ers wore “save malcolm’s snails” T – shirts, refer­ring to one of the most active cam­paign­ers for SHV in Auck­land. After the peo­ples assem­bly a car was sym­bol­i­cal­ly smashed up, spray-paint­ed and plants were put inside. Over­all the day was mod­er­ate­ly suc­cess­ful inform­ing passers by and pro­vid­ing a fun out­ing for cli­mate activists but the turn out was fair­ly small.

http://www.aucklandsburning.blogspot.com

announcement of Bath Climate Camp

4.03.2007

Bath Activist Net­work has begun organ­is­ing a cli­mate camp to be held between thurs­day the 19th and sun­day the 22nd of April

The focus of the camp will be the head­quaters of Land and marine, the com­pa­ny build­ing a 150 mile long, envi­ron­men­tal­ly destruc­tive pipeline through Wales.

4.03.2007

Bath Activist Net­work has begun organ­is­ing a cli­mate camp to be held between thurs­day the 19th and sun­day the 22nd of April

The focus of the camp will be the head­quaters of Land and marine, the com­pa­ny build­ing a 150 mile long, envi­ron­men­tal­ly destruc­tive pipeline through Wales.
We hope to shut land and Marine down with Blockades/protests on the fri­day and sat­ur­day.
this is a chance to show sol­i­dar­i­ty with those in Wales who have been sucess­ful­ly dis­rupt­ing the pipeline for so long, and a chance to bring the bat­tle to the doorstep of the com­pa­ny respon­si­ble.

The camp will be a self man­aged space which will include work­shops, music/soundsystem a veg­an kitchen and more and is inspired by the Camp for Cli­mate Action held last sum­mer.

We will have a web­site, posters, book­lets etc pro­duced soon

feel free to e‑mail us if you want any info, or to help us pub­li­cise the camp.

bathclimatecamp@yahoo.co.uk