Just Stop Oil disruption blamed for hours-long Wimbledon queues that leave fans missing games they paid to see
Tennis fans have faced waiting from the early hours into the afternoon to get into the SW19 venue.
It has left spectators missing games they had paid to see as part of a new anti-protest plan, which has been brought in asPride protest aimed to raise awareness of ‘genocidal new oil and gas licenses’, Just Stop Oil spokesperson says She said: "A steward told me security is holding everything up because there were protesters at the Ashes and they are worried the same will happen here so they are checking more thoroughly."Wimbledon organisers are hoping to avoid eco-protest disruption.All fans have to go through rigorous security checks where their bags are checked. Undercover police are also trying to spot protesters in the queues.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Andy Murray warns Just Stop Oil against targeting Wimbledon as group defends Ashes pitch invasionAndy Murray says there is 'a good chance' Wimbledon will be disrupted by a Just Stop Oil protest - and while he supports the climate group's cause, he has urged activists against targeting The Championships, warning it would be 'dangerous'.
Read more »
Wimbledon Style: The best dressed guests at Wimbledon 2023From Emma Raducanu to Pixie Lott, here's what the fashion crowd were wearing...
Read more »
Ashes security guard turns tackle on Just Stop Oil protester into incredible LinkedIn postA young security guard at the Ashes has turned his tackle on a Just Stop Oil protestor into an amazing LinkedIn post. During the first day of the second Test of the Ashes, Just Stop Oil protestors …
Read more »
Police get new powers in major crackdown on Just Stop Oil protestsThe British Transport Police and the Ministry of Defence Police will now be free to move static protests.
Read more »
London Pride: Five Just Stop Oil protesters chargedPolice removed protesters who briefly disrupted the annual Pride parade.
Read more »