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Resident ‘threw a bucket of water over a mini march’ of Just Stop Oil protesters

by LLB Reporter
22nd Jun 23 2:07 pm

Just Stop Oil protesters were doing another of their slow marches on Thursday and frustrated resident threw a “bucket of water” over them and was heard shouting and swearing at the group.

Footage shows a man on his balcony on Rochester Road, Camden, north London throw the water over six demonstrators.

Behind ithe protesters vehicles could be heard blasting their horns and they were holding signs saying the words, “For my family,” “New oil = Murder” and “I won’t die quietly.”

Just Stop Oil said,  “At around 8am, 24 Just Stop Oil supporters, in four groups, began marching on key roads in Camden, Battersea, Wandsworth and Borough.

“At 8:10 a frustrated resident threw a bucket of water over a ‘mini-march’ of six people on Rochester Road in Camden.”

Ru Kenyon, a teacher from London who participated in the slow illegal march said, “I hate causing disruption, but my conscience says I have to put myself in harm’s way by marching in the street, in the same way those demanding change have done for hundreds of years.”

Paul Bleach, a gardener and fulltime carer from Portsmouth said, “We are marching in the road because sadly all other forms of dissent are ignored.”

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