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Thursday December 11, 2008 13:03 by Ed Hill - Smash Raytheon EdwardHill1 at yahoo dot co dot uk
![]() Anti-war protesters have braved sub-zero temperatures in the night to continue their rooftop protest at the Raytheon office block in Frenchay near Bristol. At daybreak they unfurled banners and have been shouting slogans over a megaphone. Their action leads up to a major demonstration planned outside the offices TODAY between 3 and 6pm today (Thursday 11th December) This morning supporters on the ground delivered a letter to the office unit, Argentum House, informing them that Raytheon is breaching international law and should be given notice to leave. |
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