A plane flying over protesters outside Bristol Airport. Picture: Nick Page Hayman
- Credit: Archant
Bristol Airport Action Network (BAAN) has launched a documentary that follows the year-long campaign they ran to help stop Bristol Airport from expanding.
Last year North Somerset councillors serving on the planning and scrutiny committee rejected the planning application that would see the airport accommodating an extra two million passengers per year.
BAAN spokesman, Richard Baxter said: “It had been an amazing and emotional journey with local people coming together to take on the might of the airport. We felt the story of the campaign to help defeat the airport needed to be told and hopefully will inspire other activist groups to do the same.
A plane flying over protesters outside Bristol Airport. Picture: Nick Page Hayman
- Credit: Archant
Bristol Airport Action Network (BAAN) has launched a documentary that follows the year-long campaign they ran to help stop Bristol Airport from expanding.
Last year North Somerset councillors serving on the planning and scrutiny committee rejected the planning application that would see the airport accommodating an extra two million passengers per year.
BAAN spokesman, Richard Baxter said: “It had been an amazing and emotional journey with local people coming together to take on the might of the airport. We felt the story of the campaign to help defeat the airport needed to be told and hopefully will inspire other activist groups to do the same.
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