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Dale Farm Bulletins: Summer 2007
These bulletins were written and produced in the summer of 2007 by AP Fellow for Peace Zach Scott and Dale Farm Sectretary Grattan Puxon. For more information about their work, read Zach's blog.
They chronicle Dale Farm's fight in the British courts against the eviction efforts of the local community.
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