Archive - Jan 23, 2006

Come Out and Support for Dalkeith Protesters Tuesday!

With Tuesday being likely the last day, it is absolutely critical that people come out and show support for the Dalkeith Protesters!

8 arrests on Monday

As of 4 pm monday 23rd January there were 8 arrests from the last remaining Dalkieth protest site.

Four arrests on Tuesday at Dalkeith tree sit

Four arrest have taken place before 1pm on Tuesday 24th Jan 2006

Monday: Eviction underway at Dalkeith bottom camp

On monday the 23rd of Jan 2006 the eviction of last camp near the river in Dalkeith park is underway.

Female Climbers

At 1.20 this afternoon (23rd january) climbing baliffs were making their way to topless female in one of the nets.

Monday : Dalkeith Final Push

Today Monday 23rd an assault is under way on this main bottom camp. Monday morning sees the Dalkeith anti road protestors still occuppying the main protest site, although the police has fenced off the site from supporters and prepared for eviction from 9.30 am onwards. The northern access to the park on the A6094 is blocked of by police, too. Eight people, all people locked on at the ground as well as treesitters and protesters in the cargonets, have been arrested on Monday.

But spirits have been boosted by the many picnicers who visited the site on Saturday, showing their solidarity [1 | 2] with the battle to stop the A68 by-pass being put through the beautiful park south of Edinburgh.

Despite seven days of eviction attempts by the specialist National Eviction Team and police, some spectacular tree houses and aerial constructions still tower into the sky by the River Esk.

Updates:
[ 8 arrests on Monday | Eviction underway at Dalkeith bottom camp | No Female Climbers | Dalkeith final push | Tunnelers Evicted | Dalkeith Solidarity Call ]

Monday : WE NEED MORE PEOPLE! : Dalkeith tree sitters in solidarity call

Monday morning sees the Dalkeith anti road protestors still occuppying the main protest site, with all the tree houses and tunnels intact. Spirits have been boosted by the many picnicers who visited the site on Saturday, showing their solidarity with the battle to stop the A68 by-pass being put through the beautiful park south of Edinburgh. Despite seven days of eviction attempts by the specialist National Eviction Team and police, the spectacular tree houses and aerial constructions still tower into the sky by the River Esk. Today Monday 23rd an assault is expected on this main camp, bottom site.

Dalkeith final push

Bottom site, last inhabited protest camp on route of the unwanted A68 Bypass was surrounded this morning by baliffs

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