An Awakening from Belfast
EPISODE 3: Harriet's Rebellion
Tom's guest is Harriet Moore Boyd from 'Stop the Newtownabbey Pig Factories', who has also been campaigning for a number of years against an existing pig factory at Monkstown which houses around 10,000 pigs per year. Her group is also fighting against planning permission which was granted for a pig factory and two anaerobic digestion units at Reahill (17,000 pigs per year) just outside Newtownabbey and Calhame Road, which is currently awaiting planning decision.
Email us at anawakening@protonmail.com if you would like to appear on the show or have topics for us to discuss in future episodes.
#anawakeningNI
Useful Links
Stop the Newtownabbey Pig Factories
RARE - Rostrevor Action Respecting the Environment
Stop the Limavady Pig Factory
Save Our South Armagh
No to Cloghan Point
No Gas Caverns
Save Cathedral Quarter
Save Craigavon City Park & Lakes
Save Knock Iveagh
Save Our Sperrins
Stop the Hightown Waste Incinerator
Fossil Free South Down
Extinction Rebellion Northern Ireland XRNI
Friends of the Earth
Tom's guest is Harriet Moore Boyd from 'Stop the Newtownabbey Pig Factories', who has also been campaigning for a number of years against an existing pig factory at Monkstown which houses around 10,000 pigs per year. Her group is also fighting against planning permission which was granted for a pig factory and two anaerobic digestion units at Reahill (17,000 pigs per year) just outside Newtownabbey and Calhame Road, which is currently awaiting planning decision.
Email us at anawakening@protonmail.com if you would like to appear on the show or have topics for us to discuss in future episodes.
#anawakeningNI
Useful Links
Stop the Newtownabbey Pig Factories
RARE - Rostrevor Action Respecting the Environment
Stop the Limavady Pig Factory
Save Our South Armagh
No to Cloghan Point
No Gas Caverns
Save Cathedral Quarter
Save Craigavon City Park & Lakes
Save Knock Iveagh
Save Our Sperrins
Stop the Hightown Waste Incinerator
Fossil Free South Down
Extinction Rebellion Northern Ireland XRNI
Friends of the Earth