Campaigns Report of TLIO's action to prevent the demolition of Tony Wrench's Roundhouse in Pembrokeshire National Park, during the Easter Weekend 8 -13 April, 2004 Written by Steve from Sheffield - Diary of what happened - Photos - Background Listen to Simon Fairlie talking about the action: http://www.radiodialect.net/audio/20040415/02_roundhouse_128.mp3 Link to Tony Wrench's homepage: http://www.thatroundhouse.info/   **Update** On July 18th 2007, Pembrokeshire National Park Planning Committee met where Tony and Jane were allowed to speak for three minutes (the first time they have been allowed to address them since this saga began in 1999). Despite several members speaking in their favour - one being concerned that, after all this negotiation, refusal could be based on the advice of just one officer, the committee voted for refusal by 7 votes to 4. Tony and Jane will be appealing. Websites set up for former TLIO campaigns and actions.   The Ketts Action web-page... On 10 July 1999 over 20 landrights activists occupied the 20-acre site of the former David Rice Hospital, Drayton, Norwich. The Land Is Ours set up camp in the grounds of the old NHS hospital claiming the hospital as common land and marking the 450th anniversary of Kett's rebellion against enclosure of common land....   Diggers 350 re-occupation of St Georges Hill On Saturday 3rd April 1999, 300 activists marched to St George's Hill, Weybridge, Surrey to erect a memorial stone to The Diggers, 350 years after the initial occupation of this once common land... The Diggers Who were the diggers?... Additional sources: An account from St. George's Hill April 1999 Updates on Diggers: newsletter 18 (summer 2000) newsletter 20 (april 2001)   The Holtsfield Campaign web-pages... In March 1997 residents from Holtsfield on the Gower peninsula, South Wales, undertook an epic 250-mile march to the House of Lords in London for a legal judgment which they hoped would mark the end of an eight-year battle to save their self-built chalet community... The Wandsworth Action web-pages... In May 1996, 500 The Land is Ours activists occupied 13 acres of derelict land on the banks of the River Thames in Wandsworth, highlighting the appalling misuse of urban land, the lack of provision of affordable housing and the deterioration of the urban environment.... Updates on Wandsworth: newsletter 18 (summer 2000) newsletter 19 (winter 2000) newsletter 20 (april 2001)