
Kate Freeman, protecting Stonehenge for more than 20 years

Ben Mabbett, Birmingham architect who gave his time for free

Leicester team plugs clean air

Helen Tandy: Chester's last straw?

Lorraine Inglis, defending the High Weald countryside

Earthmovers awards 2018
These great campaigners are winners of a Friends of the Earth Earthmovers award.
Supported by players of People's Postcode Lottery, the awards celebrate grassroots activism across the country. Friends of the Earth has the biggest network of grassroots environmental activism groups in the UK. Some Earthmovers winners are from one of these groups, others are from outside organisations.
Here are a few more highlights:
- Oxford Friends of the Earth has been campaigning against plans for a new highway between Cambridge and Oxford.
- Gosport & Fareham local group has engaged local schools and colleges on air pollution.
- 80 year-old Ray Cobbett won a Lifetime Achievement Award for campaigning for over 40 years in Havant.
- Hackney & Tower Hamlets Friends of the Earth organised a clean air café where residents discussed air pollution.
- Lynne Tate and Duncan Lawrence from Save Druridge Bay were recognised for their vibrant campaign which stopped a planned opencast coal mine in Northumberland in its tracks.
