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Six activists cleared of causing criminal damage to Shell’s London headquarters in 2019 Extinction Rebellion protesters (left to right) Ian Bray, James ‘Sid’ Saunders, Simon Bramwell, Jane Augsburger, David Lambert and Senan Clifford outside Southwark Crown Court after being cleared. Photograph: Yui Mok/PA Extinction Rebellion protesters (left to right) Ian Bray, James ‘Sid’ Saunders, Simon Bramwell, Jane Augsburger, David Lambert and Senan Clifford outside Southwark Crown Court after being cleared. Photograph: Yui Mok/PA PAMedia Fri 23 Apr 2021 13.34 EDT Last modifie...

Breaking Extinction Rebellion protesters (left to right) Ian Bray, James 'Sid' Saunders, Simon Bramwell, Jane Augsburger, David Lambert and Senan Clifford outside Southwark Crown Court, South London, after they were cleared of causing criminal damage Five Extinction Rebellion protestors from Stroud have been cleared of causing criminal damage to Shell’s London headquarters despite the judge directing jurors they had no defence in law. XR co-founder Simon Bramwell, 49, from Stroud, was acquitted alongside four other Stroud protestors and a sixth co-founding member, Ian Bray, on Friday af...

Sponsored by: Silver State and Ricardo Santana Jr. winning the Oaklawn Handicap Two of the best horses developed by Steve Asmussen for Winchell Thoroughbreds came to the Hall of Fame trainer on the advice of David Lambert. Silver State hasn't reached championship status yet, but the 4-year-old son of Hard Spun continued his climb toward the top of the country's older two-turn division with a half-length victory in the $1 million Oaklawn Handicap (G2) last Saturday at Oaklawn under Ricardo Santana Jr. The victory was the fifth consecutive for Silver State, who became the first horse ...

A POPULAR Marlow hairdresser reopened its doors nine years ago this week after a devastating fire destroyed the shop, forcing it to close for more than three months. A fire wrecked Haringtons Hairdressers in Marlow High Street on January 4, 2012, with the shop not reopening until April 16 that year. The blaze gutted the hairdresser, leaving it to be completely refitted. At the time, director David Lambert said: “It is devastating news for our staff and clients, but we are very grateful that no one was injured in the fire.” It was, however, business as usual for the staff who car...

by David Lambert For over 300 years, slavery was a banality in America, blending into everyday life seamlessly and uneventfully. Despite how difficult it is for us to imagine a society in which owning, torturing, and exploiting other humans based on skin color was condoned, the truth is that for millions of decent Americans, slavery was simply not something to get worked up over. This should disturb us. It is easy to judge the past for its callousness. What’s harder is coming to term with our present travesties. So with that in mind, what is it about contemporary America that will cause fut...