We will gather to hear a variety of speakers at the junction of Horse Hill / A217, Horley 12:30pm and before marching to the oil site gates to hear music and spoken word.

To show the enormous public support for urgent climate action, movements across the world are gathering – from indigenous struggles to trade unions, from racial justice groups to youth strikers, from small grassroots climate groups to major non-profits – all demanding real climate action and system change that comes from the ground up.

In September 2019, Surrey County Council passed planning permission for four new oil wells - and 25 years of fossil fuel production at Horse Hill, near Horley in Surrey.

The Council’s decision is being challenged in the Appeal Court by Sarah Finch and Weald Action Group. Friends of the Earth says it is one of the four legal cases that threaten the UK's climate reputation, alongside the Whitehaven coal mine, the Cambo oil field, and fueling conflict in Mozambique. To keep up-to-date with the Horse Hill Legal Challenge check here.

It has never been more urgent for us to gather together at Horse Hill, old and new to the fight, to make our voices heard and deepen public pressure on governments and corporations for a just transition, ending new fossil fuel infrastructure and demanding that they work together internationally to assist the most affected by the climate crisis.

Horse Hill is our climate battleground and We All Must Fight For 1.5!

Map:            https://tinyurl.com/Jct-A217

Transport: Please check your own times, thank you.

Trains leave London terminals between 10.39 Blackfriars and 10.59/11.29 Victoria arriving Gatwick at 11,24 to 11.35. Brighton 10.42 arriving 11.26 Gatwick

Gatwick to Horley 11.34 & 11.47. There will be a shuttle bus from Horley station to the meeting point meeting the 11.34 and the 11.47.

Please exit the station at the top, front entrance not down in the car park.
35 minute walk from Horley station. (1.7mile)

Alternatively, you can rail to Gatwick and catch bus no.100 to Povey Cross (first stop after the airport), then 15 min. walk. It’s only a 10 min cycle ride from Gatwick, worth bringing your bike.

We encourage public transport, but if you do need to drive - Parking - Gatwick business park on Kennel lane. Mill Lane. Centre for Health, Reigate Road- not in use Saturdays and no parking restrictions. Withey Meadows. Mistley Gardens.