Day 273 - 03 Jul 96 - Page 17

     
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     2   MR. MORRIS:  Just a few questions, Mr. Gravett, if I can find
     3        the references.  We will try and find the reference Mr.
     4        Rampton had with the programme.  Actually, maybe if I could
     5        have the programme.  That was the original.  The '89 fayre
     6        would be best.  (Same handed)  There is a list of groups
     7        and stallholders at the fayre.  Do you remember that being
     8        in the programme?
     9        A.   Yes, I do.
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    11   MS. STEEL:  It is in tab 39.
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    13   MR. MORRIS:  1A, 39, if you want to have a look at it.
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    15   MS. STEEL:  And it is page 104, I think it starts.
    16        A.   Yes.
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    18   MR. MORRIS:  Let me just have a quick look at this.
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    20   MS. STEEL:  The list of stallholders is page 108.
         A.   Yes.
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    23   MR. MORRIS:  If we look at that list of stallholders, they
    24        actually did attend the fayre, did they, those
    25        stallholders?
    26        A.   Yes.
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    28   Q.   And if we just look, there is a wide range, including face
    29        painting?
    30        A.   Yes.
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    32   Q.   Disabled against animal research, campaign against the arms
    33        trade, vegetarian society, Camden trade unions support
    34        units, friends of the earth?
    35        A.   Yes.
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    37   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  There is no need to read them all out.
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    39   MR. MORRIS:  Etc. etc.  Can you see any of those stallholders
    40        who relate directly to McDonald's specifically?
         A.   No.  No, the whole point of the fayre was to encourage
    42        as wide a range of groups along as possible.  I mean, this
    43        is a pretty broad range of groups at that time involved in,
    44        I would say, environmental, human and animal rights
    45        campaigning.
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    47   Q.   And if we look in the workshops, which is on page 109 --
    48        A.   Yes.
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    50   Q.   -- it talks about factory farming by a vegetarian society,
    51        exploitation of women on carnation plantations in Columbia?
    52        A.   Yes.
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    54   Q.   The next one is exploitation of workers in the fast-food
    55        industry, Camden trades union support units?
    56        A.   Yes.
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    58   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  Please do not read them all out.  I have been
    59        able to read since the age of four.
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