Barclays sees double protest, including silent vigil by climate activists
A bank saw two concurrent protests staged outside its branch in Reading by climate activists on Saturday, February 10
Tag: Extinction Rebellion
Greta Thunberg joins Reading activists protesting more private jet flights at Farnborough
Activists from Reading were joined by Greta Thunberg while protesting the use of private jets in Farnborough last weekend
Activists call for cleaner water in second week of protests at Thames Water
Protestors rallied outside the Thames Water HQ calling for the end to sewage outletting in waterways for the second time ...
Extinction Rebellion stages protest outside Thames Water HQ in Reading
Activitsts staged a protest against sewage outletting at the Thames Water Headquarters in Reading on Monday, March 13
Sewage protests see blue plaque installed outside Sir John Redwood’s Wokingham office
Activists recently took part in a protest against raw sewage being disposed of via the nation's rivers and seas
Reading bus stops among those targeted by Europe-wide ‘Brandalism’ campaign
AN ADVERTISING campaign has targeted two of the world's biggest car manufacturers. A so-called "brandalism" campaign has seen fake advertisements ...
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