What powers do bailiffs really have?
What is a section 12 or 14 Public Order offence?
But most importantly – Having fun protesting and making our ‘Big Brother’ look like a silly billy!
Stephen R. Moore and other members of the Occupy Legal Team present the way the police are abusing their powers. i.e. Stop[...]
Posts Tagged ‘City of London police’
Early this morning a number of concerning incidents happened affecting Occupy London supporters and media which raise questions about the police’s duty of care and failure to act on it, as well as the actions of the bailiffs – Rossendales – who were employed by investment bank UBS to evict peaceful protesters.
These incidents, which[...]
By January 30, 2012 Tags: bailiffs, City of London police, earl street community centre, eviction, media, metropolitan police, occuplsx, occupy london
Category: News, Press, Press releases, Statement, Working Groups 16 Comments 
*** Update – minutes for the meeting with the FSA are now available at Occupy London meets FSA – Minutes 7 December 2011 ***
Following meeting with FSA, Occupy London’s Economics Working Group publishes first statement calling for banks and financial institutions to be accountable to society, a clampdown on tax avoidance and the need[...]
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By December 8, 2011 Tags: ango-suisse capital, City of London police, financial services authority, fsa, hector sants, john wilkes, london stock exchange, occupy london, OccupyLSX, Polly-Toynbee, richard chartres, richard paton, treasury select committee
Category: News, Press, Press releases, Working Groups 19 Comments
On Saturday evening Occupy London – part of the global movement for social and economic justice – was passed a rather interesting document: a “Terrorism/Extremism update for the City of London Business Community.”
Ten copies of this document were handed to Occupy London at its Bank of Ideas building by someone claiming to be a[...]
By December 5, 2011 Tags: City of London police, extremism, n30, occupy, occupy london, OccupyLSX, terrorism
Category: Press, Working Groups 24 Comments
