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Insulate Britain Protests (Blackwall Tunnel p22)

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  • edited September 2021
    What is the brand of the superglue they are using? As all the stuff I’ve used over the years has been 💩 
    No doubt a solvent free, carbon neutral one.
  • What is the brand of the superglue they are using? As all the stuff I’ve used over the years has been 💩 


    Super fucking glue?
  • Just for clarity as some people seem confused by the objectives of the protesters:

    WE DEMAND 


    1

    That the UK government immediately promises to fully fund and take responsibility for the insulation of all social housing in Britain by 2025;


    2

    That the UK government immediately promises to produce within four months a legally binding national plan to fully fund and take responsibility for the full low-energy and low-carbon whole-house retrofit , with no externalised costs, of all homes in Britain by 2030 as part of a just transition to full decarbonisation of all parts of society and the economy.

  • seth plum said:
    The the word is people could massively help the environment if they stopped eating animals and fish.
    So we should superglue a cow and a trout to the m25?
    seth plum said:
    The the word is people could massively help the environment if they stopped eating animals and fish.
    So we should superglue a cow and a trout to the m25?
    Eating. It is about eating not adhesive.
  • I’d be prepared for it happening again tomorrow morning. Monday, Wednesday and likely Friday seems like the most obvious plan to these shit weasels 
  • seth plum said:
    seth plum said:
    The the word is people could massively help the environment if they stopped eating animals and fish.
    So we should superglue a cow and a trout to the m25?
    seth plum said:
    The the word is people could massively help the environment if they stopped eating animals and fish.
    So we should superglue a cow and a trout to the m25?
    Eating. It is about eating not adhesive.
    no protests are about adhesive, doesn't stop people gluing themselves to shit.
  • Those two demands are fair and I agree with them but who's genius idea was it to piss a load of ordinary folk off by sitting on a moterway?! That person/persons should be pushed aside no matter how loud they protest.
    Take it to the government. Take it to the companies. Take it to the high court so legislation can be made that the government have to respond to trying to fix insulation across this country.
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  • edited September 2021
    Addickted said:
    Those demands - especially 2) are not only impractical but impossible to enforce.

    My house - feck off with your insulation products
    I'm allergic to any fibrous material and/or current insulation materials
    I live in a Grade 1,2*,2,3 listed building
    How do you insulate 13.5" solid brickwork without significantly decreasing the size of my property internally/ ruining it's appearance externally?
    What additional ventilation do you provide to prevent interstitial condensation?
    Who's going to extent/alter/adapt by internal services so they still operate and are serviceable?
    Who is going to adapt my internal and external disabled adaptation so I can still enter, exit and get around my property?

    If any one of those protesters have considered all those issues - and without others that I can't roll of the top of my head - in their DEMANDS, then I'll wear one of @Henry Irving's cardigans for a month.

    Who and what gives them the right to demand something? I demand their punishment is to dip their head in a bucket of pig shit for 30 seconds.
     what you explain is something I know nought about but this is one of their problems (and mine, though im not holding up traffic on the M25 about it) they don't seem to understand the nuance (wanted to put in-tra-cout -sees? but I have no idea how to spell it. )  of what they are demanding. They seem to sit around chatting to other like minded individuals without any understanding or knowledge of what they are actually asking for and how it can be accomplished. They need advisors but unfortunately they cost a bit and no doubt they are working for the people they are against. 
  • Cloudworm said:
    Just for clarity as some people seem confused by the objectives of the protesters:

    WE DEMAND 


    1

    That the UK government immediately promises to fully fund and take responsibility for the insulation of all social housing in Britain by 2025;


    2

    That the UK government immediately promises to produce within four months a legally binding national plan to fully fund and take responsibility for the full low-energy and low-carbon whole-house retrofit , with no externalised costs, of all homes in Britain by 2030 as part of a just transition to full decarbonisation of all parts of society and the economy.

    Ah so they want insulation done in "social housing"

    So all the job dodging, benefit claiming protesters yesterday can get their council gaff all warm and toasty for free. 
  • No time for them who hold the general public in effect "hostage" on the M25, whilst making unrealistic "demands" of the government....total idealism gone mad..
  • All Social Housing should be let with the current up to date insulation standards.

    Whenever a property comes up for re-letting the provider should ensure this work is carried out as they would a gas or electrical check.

    No excuses.
  • I've read too many instances of people missing cancer treatment etc to have any sort of sympathy for these tree hugging arseholes and their cause. Cannot believe that the police dont just drag them off the road and nick them immediately.
  • Isn’t that what they do?
  • Champs85 said:
    I’d be prepared for it happening again tomorrow morning. Monday, Wednesday and likely Friday seems like the most obvious plan to these shit weasels 
    Well there's little deterrent, that much is certain.
  • edited September 2021
    Yes. But the very difficult target of 2025 is impractical. 

    And again, you're not thinking about the 100 of thousands of shared ownership properties or those built recently but before the current Building Regulations Approved Document L1b which improved the U value requirements 10 years ago.

    Current regs are being reviewed, so who knows what the new requirements may be.
  • Addickted said:
    All Social Housing should be let with the current up to date insulation standards.

    Whenever a property comes up for re-letting the provider should ensure this work is carried out as they would a gas or electrical check.

    No excuses.
    I agree with loft insulation, double glazing, thermally efficient boiler etc but is it that simple when considering the number of Victorian properties in out housing stock?
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  • seth plum said:
    Isn’t that what they do?
    Did you see the footage posted ?
    They didn't remove them for I believe a considerable time.
    They were telling them not to worry they would be well looked after and they just had to ask if they needed anything.
  • Three people have been arrested on suspicion of orchestrating protests that caused disruption on the M25.
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-58576582
  • Addickted said:
    All Social Housing should be let with the current up to date insulation standards.

    Whenever a property comes up for re-letting the provider should ensure this work is carried out as they would a gas or electrical check.

    No excuses.
    I agree with loft insulation, double glazing, thermally efficient boiler etc but is it that simple when considering the number of Victorian properties in out housing stock?
    All three are an historical improvement on the existing heat loss and energy use.

    But even with that has been completed most would still not comply with the current new build standards.

    The process to make new regulations retrospective will take years. 
  • seth plum said:
    Isn’t that what they do?
    Did you see the footage posted ?
    They didn't remove them for I believe a considerable time.
    They were telling them not to worry they would be well looked after and they just had to ask if they needed anything.
    Have you got a link with audio?
  • Just just seen your link.
    Thank you for that. It looks quite civilised.
  • No time for them who hold the general public in effect "hostage" on the M25, whilst making unrealistic "demands" of the government....total idealism gone mad..
    I don't support such protests but it's not idealistic. It's done within the EU. The problem is that the UK government is clueless. Too many people disagree with any form of socialism so vote conservative. 
    There are some people for whom I wonder what would be needed to stop them voting Tory. It's mind boggling.
    Just vote Green. No protests needed. 
  • seth plum said:
    The the word is people could massively help the environment if they stopped eating animals and fish.

    You're actually probably more right than you know... If you do know then you're a genocidal maniac.

    If everyone on the planet stopped eating meat and fish the farmland made available wouldn't be big enough to feed the population.

    In short you'd have to either cultivate more land for farming and thus destroy more green spaces or watch the population shrink as a result of starvation because current farmland cannot provide for those that mixed varied diet farming can.

    Realistically you want more vegans and vegetarians for animal welfare purposes so you're dressing it up as for the environment.
  • Addickted said:
    Addickted said:
    All Social Housing should be let with the current up to date insulation standards.

    Whenever a property comes up for re-letting the provider should ensure this work is carried out as they would a gas or electrical check.

    No excuses.
    I agree with loft insulation, double glazing, thermally efficient boiler etc but is it that simple when considering the number of Victorian properties in out housing stock?
    All three are an historical improvement on the existing heat loss and energy use.

    But even with that has been completed most would still not comply with the current new build standards.

    The process to make new regulations retrospective will take years. 
    Would you knock down victorian properties to build thermally efficient dwellings?

    one of my old grads wrote his dissertation on new build or retro fit, shame it was 10 years ago and I can’t remember his conclusions 
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