Just Prevent Oil descend on Whitehall and Downing Road only to be swiftly moved on by police

Oct 1 – Activists occupied Waterloo, Westminster, Lambeth and Vauxhall bridges, causing gridlock on chaotic streets, in advance of converging on Parliament.

October 2 – Hundred of protesters occupied London bridges as they introduced the money to a standstill for a second day, with 31 folks arrested. 

Oct 3 –  Monday observed a considerably quieter working day with no important demonstrations but Just Halt Oil introduced a statement in which it declared Westminster ‘a internet site of nonviolent civil resistance right up until the government commits to conclusion new oil and gas’. 

Oct 4 –  54 eco-activists ended up arrested, which includes numerous who experienced ‘glued themselves to the ground’ throughout a demonstration to block visitors into Parliament Sq..

October 5 –  28 protesters were arrested when they blocked and glued them selves to the road to Lambeth Bridge and a further shut to Parliament.

Oct 6 – Protesters blocked roadways in Trafalgar Sq., with 32 demonstrators sitting down down and gluing themselves to the tarmac right before staying taken out and arrested for wilful obstruction of the highway.

October 7 –   25 demonstrators blocked routes to the north and south of Vauxhall Bridge, sitting down down with banners and glueing them selves to the roadways.

Oct 8 –  Around 40 supporters set up roadblocks on 3 roadways adjacent to the A501, ensuing in critical disruption on Marylebone Highway, Edgware Road, Gloucester Place and Station Tactic. An indignant motorist ripped banners from activists’ fingers, telling them to ‘leave the road’.  

October 9  – Furious motorists dragged protesters from the streets as they stopped targeted visitors once more, resulting in 45 arrests at Piccadilly Circus. One particular guy was filmed clambering on top rated of a law enforcement van and glued himself down to it by the hand.

October 10 –  25 eco-zealots arrested immediately after gluing them selves to just about every other and roads near to Buckingham Palace, sparking anger from motorists who advised them to ‘get a job’.

Oct 11 –  An irate van driver compelled his automobile through a wall of protesters in Knightsbridge as fed-up motorists ripped down banners and dragged activists off the road by hand.

October 12 – 27 people ended up arrested for community purchase offences immediately after eco-warriors blocked the roadways all-around Parliament Square.

Oct 13 –  Frustrations boiled in the course of a furious bust-up between drivers and activists just after they blocked routes all over St George’s Circus in Southwark, which is located involving Lambeth North and Elephant and Castle Underground stations. One pissed off lady requested the team: ‘I have a disabled child who wants to go to faculty, why are you doing this to men and women?’

Oct 14 – Two activists arrested for throwing soup at Van Gogh’s Sunflowers in the Countrywide Gallery. Anna Holland, 20, Phoebe Plummer, 21, threw two tins of Heinz tomato soup about the £76m portray just before gluing them selves to a wall inside the gallery.

Oct 15 –  Furious drivers dragged protesters out of the road and begged them to go as they blocked Shoreditch High Avenue – stopping a fireplace truck from having via. At the very least 26 individuals were being arrested just after police arrived to unglue and remove protestors.

October 16 –  Activists sprayed paint about an Aston Martin showroom as they blocked off Park Lane. A furious cab driver hauled  protesters out the way as a fellow motorist shouted: ‘People have bought f****** operate to go to’ although yet another included ‘people are trying to go to hospital’.

Oct 17 –  Just Prevent Oil was liable for the QE2 Bridge at Dartford on the M25 getting closed all day after two activists ascended 275ft masts. Morgan Trowland, 39, and Marcus Carambola, 33, scaled the bridge linking Essex to Kent, forcing police to halt site visitors.

Oct 18 –  The two protesters who ended up suspended from the QE2 bridge were removed and arrested by law enforcement. The crossing finally reopened just after 36 hrs as the two gentlemen agreed to co-work with officers and occur down. The exact same working day, a motorist yelled at officers for performing practically nothing as Just End Oil ‘idiots squander my time’ as they blocked the A4 into London in the course of rush hour.

Oct 19 – A different roadblock was in spot the subsequent early morning, resulting in 25 arrests soon after targeted traffic was stopped on a single of London’s busiest road, the A4 Cromwell Street outside the house the Purely natural Record Museum.

Oct 20 –  Activists splattered Harrods in paint ahead of blocking all visitors exterior the Knightsbridge retail store. Some 20 supporters of the team glued by themselves to Brompton Highway, instantly exterior Harrods, with some utilizing locks to attach themselves alongside one another.

October 21 –  A discouraged black taxi driver told the activists to ‘get a job’ during disruption, right before police intervened and designed 16 arrests around Holborn.

October 22 – Roughly 20 activists walked into the highway in north London and stopped visitors at Higher Avenue and Islington Inexperienced. Some glued themselves onto the tarmac and others utilized lock-ons. Law enforcement arrested 17 protesters for wilful obstruction of the highway.

October 23 – Four protesters have been arrested the subsequent day after blocking the legendary Abbey Highway crossing in north west London.

October 24 –  Law enforcement arrested a team of protesters after they threw chocolate cake in the face of a waxwork of King Charles III at Madame Tussauds.

Oct 25 –  Activists sprayed orange paint over the front door of 55 Tufton Road, a creating affiliated with local climate alter sceptics and Brexit-backing think-tanks.

Oct 26 –  Eco zealots blocked Piccadilly by sitting down in the highway with banners whilst a few experienced glued them selves to the tarmac, prompting angry clashes with motorists. Hours previously, two local weather activists were arrested for felony harm right after spraying paint on luxury car or truck showrooms in Berkeley Square. 

Oct 27 – Activists sat on the road on Cannon Avenue, Queen Victoria Road and Garlick Hill in the City of London to demand the govt conclusion all new licences for oil and gas output.

October 28 –  Two protesters were arrested on suspicion of prison destruction immediately after spraying orange paint over the premises of Rolex in Knightsbridge.

Oct 29 –  Fed-up commuters pleaded with ‘pathetic’ activists to put an close to the chaos just after 61 protesters marched by way of Charing Cross Highway, Kensington Substantial Road, Kennington Street and Blackfriars Highway with banners, blocking targeted visitors in the two instructions. 

Oct 30 – Drivers angrily remonstrated with activists sat in the center of Business Road and Hanbury Street in east London, seeking to pull them out of the way as 1 woman shouted that she experienced a sick little one in her car ahead of law enforcement arrived at the scene.

Oct 31 –  Six eco activists were being arrested for dousing paint from hearth extinguishers on the Residence Place of work, the MI5 creating, the Financial institution of England and the headquarters of News Corp at London Bridge.