The Rebel Trail marching to London via Steeple ClaydonThe Rebel Trail marching to London via Steeple Claydon
The Rebel Trail marching to London via Steeple Claydon

GALLERY: Anti-HS2 'Rebel Trail' passes through Aylesbury Vale

Extinction Rebellion's 'Rebel Trail' left Curzon Street in Birmingham on 20 June and began the 125 mile march to London along the HS2 route, aiming to arrive on Saturday 27 June.
By Sam Dean
Published 24th Jun 2020, 15:35 BST
Updated 24th Jun 2020, 15:36 BST

On Tuesday 23 June the group passed through Steeple Claydon. Check out the amazing photos:

The group of around forty walkers making their way through Bucks

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The group of around forty walkers making their way through Bucks

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The group aims to highlight the massive environmental impact of the HS2 line

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The group aims to highlight the massive environmental impact of the HS2 line

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Concerns are regularly raised about bat, badger and bird habitats being disturbed

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Concerns are regularly raised about bat, badger and bird habitats being disturbed

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Campaigners in Steeple Claydon have had several victories, delaying work on HS2

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Campaigners in Steeple Claydon have had several victories, delaying work on HS2

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