Yep more protesters...

[d000hg]

Meanwhile other protestors (linked to the F1 ones?) are gluing themselves to and doing vandalising around famous art: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-62050348

If you glue yourself to something, being dragged away seems an appropriate level of force where beating people up clearly isn't. You'd leave behind a layer of skin and have a great story to tell about suffering for your cause.

[vetran]

Are they going to tax driving into walls?

nah Squirrel bothering & sofas. There may be an additional kebab shop penthouse levy.

[ladymuck]

The way this government is going you will be in the next of many groups of people protesting.

Are they going to tax driving into walls?

[SueEllen]

Maybe the Govt should legally allow drivers to beat the tulip out of "protestors" blocking the roads in order to blow off steam

The way this government is going you will be in the next of many groups of people protesting.

[d000hg]

People should try driving in Norway, whereas fuel is ~ £1.90 here it's ~£2.30 / litre in Norway

How would that help the situation to know "it costs more somewhere else?"

[AtW]

Maybe the Govt should legally allow drivers to beat the tulip out of "protestors" blocking the roads in order to blow off steam

[Paddy]

People should try driving in Norway, whereas fuel is ~ £1.90 here it's ~£2.30 / litre in Norway

It's passed £1.90 in the UK. The cheapest yesterday was between £2.10 ant the supermarkets and £2.25 at other places

[tazdevil]

People should try driving in Norway, whereas fuel is ~ £1.90 here it's ~£2.30 / litre in Norway

[SueEllen]

https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/motorist-...lock-motorway/

Roads in various parts of the country could be subject to traffic jams on Monday as protesters take action and call for a cut in fuel duty.

Protests will target mainly three-lane motorways and see slow-downs on two lanes, leaving the fast lane free, according to FairFuelUK founder Howard Cox.

While he said his organisation is not involved in the action, he is "fully supportive" of the demonstrations so long as they are conducted legally.

The protests are understood to be organised via social media under the banner Fuel Price Stand Against Tax.


Organisers have indicated an intention to block the Prince of Wales Bridge, with the protest starting on the M4 at Magor services, junction 23A eastbound, and junction 20 of the M4 westbound.

Disruption is also possible in Essex and Gloucestershire.

Chief Superintendent Tom Harding said he would encourage drivers to reconsider their journey, consider working from home and avoid the area where possible.