🛑🛢️Stop Rosebank: Treasury Lunchtimes đź›˘ď¸Źđź›‘

đź•›Mon 17th - Fri 21st August,  12.30pm– 13.30pm each day 📍HM Treasury, 1 Horse Guards Road, London Join us to stop permission being given for the largest undeveloped oil and gas field in the UK. This is THE moment when the UK chooses whether to remain locked into a declining fossil fuel economy or embraces … Continue reading 🛑🛢️Stop Rosebank: Treasury Lunchtimes đź›˘ď¸Źđź›‘

CONVICTED: BATH ABBEY FOUR SAY IT PRIORITISES TOURISM OVER PLANETARY BREAKDOWN

A retired vicar and three Christians convicted of aggravated trespass on Friday (July 17th) after dropping a huge banner saying 'Don't Crucify Creation' from the tower of Bath Abbey accused church officials of prioritising tourism over planetary breakdown and billions of deaths. Contribute to the fundraiser for them. They took part in CCA's Stop Crucifying … Continue reading CONVICTED: BATH ABBEY FOUR SAY IT PRIORITISES TOURISM OVER PLANETARY BREAKDOWN

JOIN US IN LONDON FOR THE LOVE AND RAGE PROTESTS

TELL THE TRUTH AND ACT NOW! TOGETHER! Saturday 12th September, Sunday 13th September, and stay, if you can, for more action on Monday 14th September. Important: Email christianclimateaction@gmail.com to tell us you will be joining us and we will send you details of the locations, meeting points and schedules. Tell The Truth, Saturday 12th September, … Continue reading JOIN US IN LONDON FOR THE LOVE AND RAGE PROTESTS

Help us to get the National Trust to Drop Barclays – A summer of picnics

We have launched a new campaign to draw attention to the need for the National Trust to move its finances away from Barclays.  We really really hoped there would not be need of any further protests after our campaign in 2024, but the National Trust is still banking with an institution that seems committed to … Continue reading Help us to get the National Trust to Drop Barclays – A summer of picnics

Priest, 84, Acquitted of Charges Over Fossil Fuel Protest

Christian Climate Action’s beloved 84-year-old Rev Sue Parfitt has been acquitted of an offence of interfering with key national infrastructure after she marched slowly around a roundabout to highlight the need to stop burning fossil fuels. Sue and her fellow protesters then headed north over Waterloo Bridge in London in 2023. The offence, for which … Continue reading Priest, 84, Acquitted of Charges Over Fossil Fuel Protest