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  • A 'mermaid' attempts to highlight the damage to the sea. The People's Climate March saw thousands of people from all angles of climate protest (from Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth to much smaller anti fracking groups) march from Holborn to Westminster in London. The march was colourful and generally peaceful.
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  • The protest was led by a group of cyclists who stopped outside Charing Cross for a die-in. The People's Climate March saw thousands of people from all angles of climate protest (from Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth to much smaller anti fracking groups) march from Holborn to Westminster in London. The march was colourful and generally peaceful.
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  • Contradition of a Triumph motorbit fan who is also a climate activist - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 11.jpg
  • Contradition of a Triumph motorbit fan who is also a climate activist - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 10.jpg
  • Barry Gardiner; shadow Energy and Climate change minister. - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 67.jpg
  • Barry Gardiner; shadow Energy and Climate change minister. - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 66.jpg
  • Contradition of a Triumph motorbit fan who is also a climate activist - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 09.jpg
  • People's Climate march, London – As part of an international day of protest - led by Emma Thompson and Vivienne Westwood - people march to demand: “a world with an economy that works for people and the planet; a world safe from the ravages of climate change; and a world with good jobs, clean air, and healthy communities for everyone.  The march started in Temple Place and ended outside Parliament – Westminster, London, UK,  21st Sept  2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    Climate March GBPhotos 11.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 79.jpg
  • Axe Drax campaign against the use of biomas outside the DoH - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 69.jpg
  • Natalie Bennett - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 60.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 56.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 53.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 46.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 44.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 34.jpg
  • Np new runway supporters - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 30.jpg
  • outside DECC - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 27.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 20.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 05.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 77.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 76.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 74.jpg
  • Axe Drax campaign against the use of biomas outside the DoH - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 73.jpg
  • Axe Drax campaign against the use of biomas outside the DoH - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 71.jpg
  • Axe Drax campaign against the use of biomas outside the DoH - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 70.jpg
  • Natalie Bennett - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 65.jpg
  • Natalie Bennett - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 64.jpg
  • Natalie Bennett - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 62.jpg
  • Natalie Bennett - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 61.jpg
  • The axe Drax dinosaur - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 59.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 58.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 55.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 54.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 52.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 50.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 49.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 47.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 48.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 45.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 43.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 42.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 41.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 40.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 39.jpg
  • Vivienne Westwood - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 38.jpg
  • Vivienne Westwood - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 37.jpg
  • Vivienne Westwood - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 36.jpg
  • The axe Drax dinosaur - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 35.jpg
  • The axe Drax dinosaur - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 33.jpg
  • Np new runway supporters - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 32.jpg
  • Np new runway supporters - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 31.jpg
  • outside DECC - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 29.jpg
  • Np new runway supporters outside DECC - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 26.jpg
  • Np new runway supporters outside DECC - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 25.jpg
  • Np new runway supporters - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 24.jpg
  • Np new runway supporters - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 23.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 22.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 21.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 19.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 18.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 17.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 16.jpg
  • Np new runway supporters - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 15.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 13.jpg
  • Np new runway supporters - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 14.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 12.jpg
  • Time running out for the earth - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 07.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 06.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 04.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 78.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 75.jpg
  • Axe Drax campaign against the use of biomas outside the DoH - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 72.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 68.jpg
  • Natalie Bennett - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 63.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 57.jpg
  • Families support the No2 dirtry air campaign and legal challenge to the government - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 51.jpg
  • outside DECC - A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 28.jpg
  • A perfect summers day for the Campaign against Climate Change's backwards march – on the governments first anniversary in power the protestestors  wanted to highlight their belief that clean energy technology has been sidelined in favour of a ‘dash for gas, insulation cut and fracking, roads and runways pushed through despite strong local opposition’. They walked backwards from Traflagar Square, down Whitehall, ending at the DoH.
    Climate Backwards march GBPhotos 08.jpg
  • Climate Rush, led by Tamsin Omond, demand cleaner air in London and carry out a spring clean outside Defra and then in Parliament Square, which has high recorded polution levels.  Their slogan for the day is 'Change of Mayor, cleaner air'. Westminster, London, UK
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  • The Wave, a protest march against climate change surrounds the Houses of Parliament, London
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  • Brownies sing climate related songs and make climate pledges. Westminster Bridge is the first blocked - Extinction Rebellion Day -  co hosted by Rising Up, 'Rebel Against the British Government For Criminal Inaction in the Face of Climate Change Catastrophe and Ecological Collapse'. A protest that involves blocking 5 bridges: Southwark, Blackfriars, Waterloo, Westminster and Lambeth.
    Extinction Rebellion GBPhotos 008.jpg
  • Brownies sing climate related songs and make climate pledges. Westminster Bridge is the first blocked - Extinction Rebellion Day -  co hosted by Rising Up, 'Rebel Against the British Government For Criminal Inaction in the Face of Climate Change Catastrophe and Ecological Collapse'. A protest that involves blocking 5 bridges: Southwark, Blackfriars, Waterloo, Westminster and Lambeth.
    Extinction Rebellion GBPhotos 011.jpg
  • Brownies sing climate related songs and make climate pledges. Westminster Bridge is the first blocked - Extinction Rebellion Day -  co hosted by Rising Up, 'Rebel Against the British Government For Criminal Inaction in the Face of Climate Change Catastrophe and Ecological Collapse'. A protest that involves blocking 5 bridges: Southwark, Blackfriars, Waterloo, Westminster and Lambeth.
    Extinction Rebellion GBPhotos 009.jpg
  • Brownies sing climate related songs and make climate pledges. Westminster Bridge is the first blocked - Extinction Rebellion Day -  co hosted by Rising Up, 'Rebel Against the British Government For Criminal Inaction in the Face of Climate Change Catastrophe and Ecological Collapse'. A protest that involves blocking 5 bridges: Southwark, Blackfriars, Waterloo, Westminster and Lambeth.
    Extinction Rebellion GBPhotos 010.jpg
  • Brownies sing climate related songs and make climate pledges. Westminster Bridge is the first blocked - Extinction Rebellion Day -  co hosted by Rising Up, 'Rebel Against the British Government For Criminal Inaction in the Face of Climate Change Catastrophe and Ecological Collapse'. A protest that involves blocking 5 bridges: Southwark, Blackfriars, Waterloo, Westminster and Lambeth.
    Extinction Rebellion GBPhotos 007.jpg
  • Brownies sing climate related songs and make climate pledges. Westminster Bridge is the first blocked - Extinction Rebellion Day -  co hosted by Rising Up, 'Rebel Against the British Government For Criminal Inaction in the Face of Climate Change Catastrophe and Ecological Collapse'. A protest that involves blocking 5 bridges: Southwark, Blackfriars, Waterloo, Westminster and Lambeth.
    Extinction Rebellion GBPhotos 006.jpg
  • Brownies sing climate related songs and make climate pledges. Westminster Bridge is the first blocked - Extinction Rebellion Day -  co hosted by Rising Up, 'Rebel Against the British Government For Criminal Inaction in the Face of Climate Change Catastrophe and Ecological Collapse'. A protest that involves blocking 5 bridges: Southwark, Blackfriars, Waterloo, Westminster and Lambeth.
    Extinction Rebellion GBPhotos 022.jpg
  • A funeral march, in Parliament Square, for all the dead, people, animals and insects (in particular bees) as a result of climate change - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several (Hyde Park, Oxford Cuircus, Piccadilly Circus, Warterloo Bridge and Parliament Square) junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
    Extinction GBPhotos 054.jpg
  • A funeral march, in Parliament Square, for all the dead, people, animals and insects as a result of climate change - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several (Hyde Park, Oxford Cuircus, Piccadilly Circus, Warterloo Bridge and Parliament Square) junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
    Extinction GBPhotos 047.jpg
  • A funeral march, in Parliament Square, for all the dead, people, animals and insects as a result of climate change - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several (Hyde Park, Oxford Cuircus, Piccadilly Circus, Warterloo Bridge and Parliament Square) junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
    Extinction GBPhotos 045.jpg
  • Climate change skeptics come to confront the rebellion -  The evening generally has a festival atmosphere - Day 3 - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
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  • A funeral march, in Parliament Square, for all the dead, people, animals and insects as a result of climate change - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several (Hyde Park, Oxford Cuircus, Piccadilly Circus, Warterloo Bridge and Parliament Square) junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
    Extinction GBPhotos 059.jpg
  • A funeral march, in Parliament Square, for all the dead, people, animals and insects as a result of climate change - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several (Hyde Park, Oxford Cuircus, Piccadilly Circus, Warterloo Bridge and Parliament Square) junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
    Extinction GBPhotos 057.jpg
  • A funeral march, in Parliament Square, for all the dead, people, animals and insects as a result of climate change - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several (Hyde Park, Oxford Cuircus, Piccadilly Circus, Warterloo Bridge and Parliament Square) junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
    Extinction GBPhotos 058.jpg
  • A funeral march, in Parliament Square, for all the dead, people, animals and insects (in particular bees) as a result of climate change - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several (Hyde Park, Oxford Cuircus, Piccadilly Circus, Warterloo Bridge and Parliament Square) junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
    Extinction GBPhotos 055.jpg
  • A funeral march, in Parliament Square, for all the dead, people, animals and insects as a result of climate change - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several (Hyde Park, Oxford Cuircus, Piccadilly Circus, Warterloo Bridge and Parliament Square) junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
    Extinction GBPhotos 053.jpg
  • A funeral march, in Parliament Square, for all the dead, people, animals and insects as a result of climate change - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several (Hyde Park, Oxford Cuircus, Piccadilly Circus, Warterloo Bridge and Parliament Square) junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
    Extinction GBPhotos 052.jpg
  • A funeral march, in Parliament Square, for all the dead, people, animals and insects as a result of climate change - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several (Hyde Park, Oxford Cuircus, Piccadilly Circus, Warterloo Bridge and Parliament Square) junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
    Extinction GBPhotos 051.jpg
  • A funeral march, in Parliament Square, for all the dead, people, animals and insects as a result of climate change - Protestors from Extinction Rebellion block several (Hyde Park, Oxford Cuircus, Piccadilly Circus, Warterloo Bridge and Parliament Square) junctions in London as part of their ongoing protest to demand action by the UK Government on the 'climate chrisis'. The action is part of an international co-ordinated protest.
    Extinction GBPhotos 050.jpg
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