Some claimed they had seen similar displays on Willetts Lane near the A40.
PICTURED: The discarded canisters outside the public park “Welcome to Denham Country Park,” wrote the person who posted the images on social media. “Ignorance at its worst,” replied one person. “Absolutely disgraceful,” replied another. “Absolute scum,” replied yet another. “Don’t get why people cannot just bin their rubbish,” wrote someone else. Adding: “Makes me sick.” “Also dumped on many occasions down Willetts Lane. Disgusting people,” wrote another. “Total disregard for life,” replied someone else. “You can’t even help filth that do this kind of thing, they are vermin. Someone now has got to clean that up.”
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For the past month, Blue Sandford has been holed up in a muddy tunnel 15 ft beneath the ground, resisting eviction by bailiffs.
‘I put the crime in criminal,’ she defiantly wrote on her Instagram page alongside a selfie of herself and her brother Lazer huddled together in an underground chamber below London’s Euston station.
On Thursday, the 18-year-old, who is protesting against the HS2 rail link, finally gave herself up, emerging above ground alongside veteran eco-warrior Daniel Hooper, a man better known by the nickname ‘Swampy’.
Blue Sandford, pictured, who stayed in tunnels near Euston Station in London is the grand daughter of Texan model Jerry Hall s sister
12:47 EDT, 25 February 2021
Swampy has finally left the anti-HS2 tunnels in London after 30 days along with two other activists before the trio were arrested by police.
Their exit leaves a lone protester called Bradley still underground trying to stop the high-speed rail line going ahead, it was revealed today.
The protest below Euston Square Gardens is fast approaching the longest in UK history where Essex bypass objectors dug in for 40 days in 2000.
This morning Dan Hooper, better known as Swampy, 48, and Isla Sandford, 18, the daughter of millionaire Scottish landowner Roc Sandford known as Blue, clambered out with an unnamed comrade before officers arrested them.