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Saturday, 1st September Map Felix is a primate who is currently incarcerated inside Oxford University and will be used in a series of experiments into brain function. The Home Office licence granted for the long-term experiments on Felix allows the infliction of severe/substantial suffering. Felix has been condemned by Oxford University to live the rest of his life behind bars in a cage that is barely big enough for him. Oxford University will never allow him to see beyond the bars into the natural world where he was born and once lived before being kidnapped and sold to the university. Oxford University will never allow him breathe the fresh air he once did. Oxford University will never allow him to interact and form relationships with his own kind ever again; he will be kept in isolation. His life now will be one of torment and suffering……unless we help him! Oxford University's vivisectors will implant electrodes deep into his brain peeling away the top of his skull, yet Felix suffering will not end there, this is just a beginning, as Felix can expect months even years of experiments to be performed on him……unless we help him! Finally, when he has served his tormentors’ purpose and outlived his usefulness, he will be killed and dumped like a piece of rubbish…..unless we help him! But there is hope for Felix and you are that hope, we are that hope. Already a sanctuary has agreed to take Felix, help us to ‘Free Felix’, Felix needs you and we need you to help us. Wherever you live in the UK, Europe or even the World please join us and together we can Free Felix. Felix is a bright sentient individual whose life belongs to him and no one else. Join us in Oxford and together we can free Felix from his nightmare. StallsThere will be a number of stalls representing aspects of the animal rights movement. FoodHot & Cold vegan food will be provided, catering for a wide variety of tastes. Both hot & cold drinks will also be available Transport to the Felix March and RallyComing by Car If you are coming by car, you might prefer to use the Park and Rides. The Seacourt Park and Ride on Botley Road is very convenient for Oxpens Park, you could walk it in 15 minutes. For details of all the Park and Ride options see http://www.parkandride.net/oxford/html/oxford_frameset.html There is a car park right next to Oxpens Park where the rally takes place, but it only has a capacity of 75, so you may have to be early to get a space. There are other options in the City Centre, for details see http://www.oxfordcity.co.uk/info/parking.html CoachesBournemouth Minibuses have been organised. For more info contact Linda on: 01202 477432 or email: [email protected]. First pick up Bournemouth Railway Station (Coach side) 9.00am then Southampton Railway Station (Toys R Us side)9.30am - 9.45am then Winchester (Services Junction 9 off M3) at approximately 10.00am - 10.15am. Brighton & Hove Coach going to Oxford on 1st Sept. Pick up points are: Wish Road, Kingsway, opposite Hove Lagoon at 9am; Hove Town Hall at 9.10am; BHASVIC (corner Dyke Rd, Old Shoreham Rd near 7 Dials a few metres up Dyke Road by the bus shelter - there will be others there) at 9.20am and Pease Pottage Services (start of M23) at 9.45am. Getting back to Brighton at approx 6.30pm. Price is £6 concessions or £8 - £10, depending on what people can afford, for those working. All pick-up times are approx by about 5-10mins so don't panic!!!! Contact Sue on 07974 201999 for further details and to book a place. Cambridge People coming from Cambridge will be using the X5 bus service as it is very reasonable in price and convenient - Anyone needing further details please contact Sue on 07766 601617 or Pat on 07771931999 Ipswich Pick up Ipswich at 8.00am from Norbridge Social Club, Ferodo Bridge, Norwich Road, Ipswich (bus layby) To book a seat contact [email protected] or telephone 07870 911573 Liverpool Coach leaving from Brownlow Hill (next to Adelphi Hotel) at 7.45am. Pick up at Poplar Services (Junction 20 M6) at 8.30AM. Returning from Oxford at 5.00pm. To book a place or for further details, please contact Kate on 07806 257870 or email [email protected] London Coach(es) will be leaving from Victoria at 9.30am, for more details and to book a place, contact [email protected] 07899 775493. Cost will be £7 minimum. Manchester To book a seat on the mini bus coming from Manchester please contact [email protected] or telephone 07809 293370 for further details. Pick ups possible on M6 from Junction 19 down. The Midlands The pick up times are - Redditch Magistrates Court 9am, Birmingham Post & Mail Building 9.45am and Coventry White Street Coach Park 10.30am. Seats cost £10 waged or £5 unwaged. To book seats, send cheques (payable to `West Midlands Animal Action`) to WMAA, PO Box 10202, Redditch B98 8YT. For further details, email [email protected] or call 07963 606194. South Wales/West Minibus from Swansea - leaving approximately 8.00am with possible pickups along the M4 For further details or to book a seat please contact Lynne on 01792 475092 or email [email protected]. Yorkshire/East Midlands Yorkshire coach leaving Leeds 8am Leeds Playhouse. Wakefield 8.15 Junction 39 M1 Cedars Court Hotel. Sheffield 8.30 Meadowhall Bus Station. Chesterfield 8.45am Tibshelf Services M1 - other possible pickups at services along the M1 (eg Derby, Nottingham, Leicester). Cost £12 each For further details or to book a place, please contact Frank on 0113 245 4780. Coaches are being organised from different parts of the country but if you want to organise a coach or want advice on how to do this please contact us. If people want transport from different parts of the country please contact us or if you are organsing a mini bus please get in touch and we can put the details on the website. For those wanting to organise coaches or need transport please phone 07840 986864 Help publicise the marchWe have leaflets to advertise the march. If you can help us by distributing or displaying them, please contact us. Alternatively you can download a copy as a pdf, click on the flyer to download. You will need a pdf reader. You can download one free from Adobe They can be displayed in places such as libraries, health food shops, community centres.... Click on the flyer to download a pdf version (312KB) Join us in Oxford and together we can free Felix from his nightmare. "I fear that history will judge their animal rights opponents as less extreme than the very scientists who persist in non-human primate research..." After Demo Event After the SPEAK National Demo on Sat 1st September why not join the SPEAK Team. Instead of going back to your homes come and join us for an evening of films, music and entertainment. Overnight camping is also available for £10 a tent, so you wont have to worry about getting back home until the next day but please book a pitch through SPEAK first, on 0845 330 7985. At the end of most national demos campaigners disperse to various parts of the country. All that has changed and this will give everyone a unique opportunity to stay behind after the event and to talk and enjoy the company of fellow campaigners from other parts of the UK and even other parts of the world. BANDS • She Makes Music, a combination of folk / acoustic / pop and star of the last SPEAK benefit gig. (For more info click here) • The GeriPatricks, an enthusiastic and foot tapping Irish band. (For more info on this band click here) PLACE North Hinksey Rugby Club TIME From 7 pm till late PRICE Tickets cost £5 to see both of these fantastic bands and are a available on the door or can be pre ordered through SPEAK, PO Box 6712, Northampton NN2 6XR PLUS Food, BBQ, bar, raffles and so much more… |
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