Climate Campers assembled in Trafalgar Square for the march to BP offices to protest in solidarity with the Tar Sands campaigners.

Today (2nd September) a group of activists and skippers held a protest against the wasting of food by supermarkets by delivering hampers of binned food to the DEFRA and the Dept. for Business, Innovation and Skills.

Assembling at 11:30am at Westminster Tesco, the group began by staging protests with skipped food, banners and leaflets outside the store. At 1:30pm they arrived at the Department fo…

Activists from Don't Build Kingsnorth have today invaded the Dartford offices of construction giant Laing O'Rourke. The protest is against the company's bid to build Britain's first coal fired power plant in 30 Years at Kingsnorth in Kent.

Photos from the Climate Camp taken a my visit there on Saturday.

Photos (C) 2009, Peter Marshall, all rights reserved. Suitable unfunded non-profit groups normally granted a free licence to use on request.

Fun and games on the Common at Blackheath, just outside the perimeter of the London Climate Camp.

Day 6 (Monday 31st August) at the London Climate Camp, Blackheath.

Climate Camp Kids picnic at Grenwich Park

Climate Camp Day 6, the Kids' Picnic in Greenwich Park.

22 Climate Criminals in a Target Tombola Tour of Central London...

On Friday 28th August around 100 campers descended on Canary Wharf to protest at Barclays for their funding of coal industries, as well as their support of the military-industrial complex. We were joined by Charlie 'Everything is OK' Veitch who took the megaphone outside Barclays for this short clip

A group of Climate Campers decided to go and clean up the Commons!

No, not that one, the Blackheath Commons (as in common land). They may get around to the House of Commons later.

Fourth day of Climate Camp at Blackheath, London, Saturday 29th August.

Climate Campers go to Barclays at Canary 

Wharf in London

Climate Camp 2009

Climate Camp demo at Barclays in Canary Wharf

Climate Camp at Blackheath after the Swoop. Wednesday 26th.

This report from the Anarchist Federation summarises a workshop held at Climate Camp 2009 on the subject of the interactions between the green movement, anti-capitalism and workers' struggles.

Climate Camp at Blackheath Thursday 27th and the setting-up begins in earnest.

Climate Camp at Blackheath, London. The third day, Friday 28th August 2009.

Climate campers returning to site after the demonstration outside Barclays Bank, Canary Wharf.

Climate campers demonstrating outside Barclays Bank, Canary Wharf. Thanks to the significantly reduced police presence the demonstration and accompanying march proved entirely peaceful.

Meet 2:30pm at main gates of climate camp

It was a particularly early start for around 20 Climate Campers this morning. Bleary eyed but refreshed from our first night on Blackheath we dressed for our day. But whilst wellies and t-shirts might be the usual get-up for a campsite, today called for feather boas, glitzy dresses and tuxedos. We were off back to the European Climate Exchange on Bishopsgate and we were keen to show up this buildi…

Blue Group swooped on the Climate Camp from Stockwell Station, where Jean Charles de Menezes was shot by police. Photographs are Copyright (C) 2009, Peter Marshall, all rights reserved. Licences to use them available at no cost to suitable unfunded non-profit groups.

Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, Holborn tube

After a relaxed start to things, getting to the campsite seemed almost too easy. Only one videographer was hassled when an officer tried to grab his camera early on. After a first meeting, tents and marquees are going up all over the place.

Quite a few people at bank, few cops, more suits and loads of jounros.

The blue group gathered from 11:30 outside Stockwell tube station

whitechapel, and pumpin' out of your stereo!

whitechapel, and pumpin' out of your stereo!