Occupy London faces renewed eviction attempt

City of London Corporation restarts legal proceedings after protesters reject proposal to leave the site of the Cathedral of St. Paul in 2012

The City of London Corporation restarts legal action against the group camped outside St. Paul's Cathedral, after talks with the demonstrators "came to nothing."

Occupy London arrived at the church on October 15 and the stagnation of eviction attempts to successfully engage with the institutions that wanted to eliminate.

But last week rejected two proposals to the Corporation - part of the field cut to allow access to fire and eliminate all lands Corporation stores in 2012 - and it is this position which led to today's vote, planning and the Société de transport committee vote to proceed with the eviction.

• Stuart Fraser, Chairman of Company policy, said: "We stopped a legal action for two weeks for talks with those in the camp on how to reduce the scope of tents and set a departure date -. everywhere but
• "So, unfortunately, now they have rejected a reasonable offer to stay until the new year, there must be courts. Yet would resolve this without litigation, but from now we will have discussions in parallel with court action -. rather not

"We receive reports on vulnerable people, cases of early drinking and other worrying trends, so it is time to act. It is clear that it will take time, but we are determined to see it.

legitimate protesters "who stand or walk are a regular part of London. But tents, equipment and now, increasingly, a lot of mess, is not a road and more news lose. "

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