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Be a Fishermen’s Friend
The Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) is broken, and this year we have the once in a decade chance to fix it. Greenpeace is building an alliance with small scale fishermen to create public support for sustainable fishing methods and political pressure to reform the CFP. Greenpeace volunteers are inviting the public, in the Southeast and Southwest, to sign postcards to MEPs and everyone to text FRIEND to 66777 to become a Fishermen’s Friend. Please get involved, contact your local network coordinator and text us now.
Upcoming events
Bristol
26 May, 2012 - 11:00 - 14:00
The campaign to reform the EU Common Fishing Policy goes national with official website and Facebook page. Following the hugely successful launch locally...
Group blogposts
Plymouth Humanists
Went to Plymouth yesterday afternoon to give a talk to the Plymouth Humanists group in the evening. Had a bit of time to look round the Hoe in the sunshine...
May 23 at 11:20am
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Goblin Combe Skillshare Predicts Busy Times Ahead
The best thing about skillshare is not only the meeting up again with Greenpeace mates you have met before from previous events, but also the making of new...
May 20 at 10:46pm
BigMack Captures the Castle
Following our successful CFP campaigning on party-minded College Green at the weekend, it was interesting to try BigMackerel out on the lunch hour Castle Green...
May 15 at 11:45pm
Five Hundred and One Fabulous Fisherman's Friends
What a fantastic launch for the ‘Be a Fisherman’s Friend’ campaign! It was a winning combination of great sunny weather, a wonderful 6ft mackerel costume...
May 13 at 11:50am
I Spy Big Bills
On Monday I was one of a group of Greenpeace activists who visited Centrica in Windsor. As it happened, another high-profile visitor was in Windsor that...
May 04 at 05:30pm
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