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Some have voiced opposition at the construction work taking place at the host hotel.
Officers have been working with a number of protest groups and individuals who plan to voice their opposition to the meeting of the seven world leaders, which will happen between 11 and 13 June.
Many oppose the construction work currently taking place in Carbis Bay, specifically around the Carbis Bay Hotel, which they say is causing significant environmental damage.
Groups such as Extinction Rebellion say they want to get as close to the venue as possible to have maximum impact. I m pretty confident that we will manage to sort something out whereby we can get our message across in an appropriate way, said Richard Ecclestone, the group s police liaison coordinator.
ACTIVISTS staged a demonstration on Sturminster Newton Mill footbridge on Saturday, to raise awareness about the need to protect waterways from sewage, farming and industrial chemicals. Representatives from Planet Shaftesbury, Extinction Rebellion (XR) Shaftesbury and the North Dorset Red Rebel Brigade took part in the action, also using the event to urge residents to write to their MPs to gather support for the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill. Beth Lewis from XR Shaftesbury said: “Our beloved River Stour and Poole Harbour is being repeatedly polluted with raw sewage and hazardous chemicals from farmland run off in heavy weather. It’s not safe for wildlife and it’s not safe for us.