After a week of protests by anti-HS2 campaigners and Aylesbury Vale residents, local villagers to chose to pay homage to the Doddershall House and the Oak tree (pictured below) that has been a part of the daily life of Quainton for centuries and is being destroyed for HS2. When they arrived, a HS2 security van was already parked along with a camera van leaving the local community members shocked.

Extinction Rebellion and Stop HS2 activists blocked the largest High Speed 2 work site from 7am until dusk on Friday 9th October.

An independent team of ecologists recently released a report evidencing a Barbastelle bat roost at Jones' Hill Wood, Buckinghamshire, one of 20 ancient woodlands targeted for clearance by HS2 from October 1st.

We sadly report that the tree house 'Bean Can' has been evicted. It was the last tree house that was remaining at Jones Hill Woods, and it lasted 8 days…

HS2 Rebellion learned last night of the suspension of four members (including a Commander) of the National Enforcement Team.

This is a statement from The Bean Can, the last remaining treehouse resisting the eviction in Jones Hill Wood. The Bean Can is occupied by autonomous activists who are not…

Activists and campaigners have managed to resist the eviction of Jones’ Hill Wood in Buckinghamshire for six days. The ancient woodland is one of 20 that have been identified as…

This morning at 5:30 am around 40 National Eviction Team officers, working on behalf of the government's HS2 project and supported by around 20 police officers entered Jones’ Hill Wood, Wendover Valley, Buckinghamshire (HP22 6PT). The clear intention was to clear the protest camp.

Part 1: Carrots 🥕🥕🥕🥕 Dressed all in orange, these creatures travel in packs around HS2 compounds following the signal of the Green Helmet Carrot without question, who in turn receives…