Climate activist in Stamford

Monday, 8 September 2025 09:32

Source: The National website (image: Andrew Dames)

A climate activist is in Stamford this morning as he walks 700 miles from Shetland to London

to raise awareness of the possible opening up of the Rosebank oil and gas fields in the North Sea. Andrew Dames is also a Cambridge Quaker and, as a campaigner for renewable energy, he hopes to reach the Supreme Court in London by the weekend.

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