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Indeed. These protestors have chosen a Corbyn approach to the problem. Just arouses hostility and ridicule but gives them some war stories at the next meeting.

Understood, and thanks for the links. Perhaps the only positive from this year’s massive gas and electricity price rise is that it will incentivize people to deal with home insulation as the only way to keep bills under control.

Who has dismissed the idea of regulating and stepping up insulation ? I think it’s a great idea. I thought we were discussing people running on to the M25 ?

The protest hasn’t been that effective then, has it.

In what positive way have they been noticed ? All I know is that they think that insulating homes would be a good idea. I also think this is the case and have been looking into it since I moved house and certainly before anyone ran onto the M25. I have heard zero discussion about insulation in...

I don’t think the protesters have intentionally done anything. They are just too immature to understand that actions have consequences. Ironic really considering the validity of their cause and that they should be pointing exactly this out to back up their case.

I was not attempting to be glib. Quite the opposite. I am pointing out a consequence of this protest and one the organizers cannot run away from. Like it or not a cause can lose a lot of public support if it targets the public.

Well, I suppose that depends upon whether you think deliberately creating vast traffic jams is an ‘indirect result’ or not.

Oh well, just a bit of inconvenience we are told….. https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/mum-paralysed-stroke-after-m25-25015653.amp Mum paralysed by stroke after M25 protest delayed trip to hospital by six hours