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Peaceful Action at BNFL HQ

category national | miscellaneous | news report author Saturday February 16, 2002 17:54author by Marc and Anita - AlternativeTimesauthor email atimes at eircom dot netauthor address Co. Clare Report this post to the editors

On Wednesday 13th, enroute to the Valentines Day, blockade at Sellafield, a bus load of protesters stopped to stretch their legs outside the BNFL Head Office, Risley, Warrington.
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Having travelled across Ireland and Wales, it was time to have a break to stretch our legs. What better place to stop than at Risley, just outside Warrington. Home of BNFL Senior Management.

At first we could not find the right building as it is not very well signposted, so we took a tour around the Industrial Estate, making our presence felt with singing and chanting ("Ireland says NO, MOX must go").

Eventually we arrived at our Destination, our legs and vocal cords where now stretched, Dancing and Singing started in the court yard of BNFL. With an audiance of Staff looking on from three sides we formed a Human CND Sign, and raised a "NO MOX" banner on their flag pole.

We asked to get a statement from BNFL and they agreed. After half an hour the police arrived and hurried inside. After a while BNFL management came to the front door to read out their quickly prepared statement.
The full text of it now follows:
"No Comment".

The singing continued for half an hour, local children attracted by the excellent sounds, chatted with some of us about Sellafield and the effects it was having on children in Ireland. Before leaving we replaced the "NO MOX" Banner with an Irish Tri-colour, and Someone chanted the telly tubbies slogan of "Tiocfaidh Ar La La".

Having mentioned earlier, BNFL is an excellant place to stop when travelling to future actions in Sellafied, as there is plenty of parking at the local Golf Club a few hundred feet from BNFL Head Office.

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author by Denise Ryan - nonepublication date Mon Mar 04, 2002 21:02author email hippystudent22 at hotmail dot comauthor address author phone noneReport this post to the editors

Great stuff guys,
here's to plenty more effective,non-violent,direct-action protests at the plant and also at Risley,until this ridiculous,uneconomic unsafe murder plant known as Sellafield is SHUT,for good.The campaign is only just beginning,we're going nowhere 'hippyhater'. (if you're so against our actions,why bother to read this article and add a comment,which none of us actually care about? :))

author by jacky star - the front linepublication date Mon Mar 04, 2002 01:47author email end_of_history at hotmail dot comauthor address n/aauthor phone n/aReport this post to the editors

go mae! i see your red sweater in the picture (get it? reeeeeeedddddd sweater? c'mon, kids, jump on the truck!)
mae, honey, don't let them get you down. we're fighting them on this side of the ocean as well.

punches and kicks,
jacky star

author by Tim Hourigan - SHUT DOWN SELLAFIELDpublication date Tue Feb 19, 2002 00:53author email tim_hourigan at hotmail dot comauthor address author phone Report this post to the editors

Oh, if only Faslane wasn't on at the same time!
I made it down from Faslane for the Feb 14th Protest at Sellafield and I was SO HAPPY to hear that there was a Non-Violent Direct Action at BNFL HQ. It's about time that the head honchos got to see at first hand an expression of what ordinary people think of the nuclear industry.

There's a quick lesson in BNFL speak
WE ARE OPEN AND ACCOUNTABLE = NO COMMENT = PLEASE GO AWAY WE DON'T WANT TO BE CAUGHT OUT ON CAMERA.

They are afraid of the truth.

Tim.

author by hippy killer - jehad against hippys and gypsiespublication date Mon Feb 18, 2002 18:13author address author phone Report this post to the editors

whats the point, the police will just beat you up some more you can't fight against the goverment you don't stand a chance.

author by Christian Volkmannpublication date Mon Feb 18, 2002 16:33author address author phone Report this post to the editors

 
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