Havering Residents To Take to the Streets in “Stop Dirty Data Centres” Protest
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Protests in 15 European countries against data centres. More than 100 organisations call for halting AI enlargement projects.
Havering Residents To Take to the Streets in “Stop Dirty Data Centres” protest
Local Havering residents say ‘Stop Dirty Data Centres’ Local residents from Havering are protesting on Saturday 7 November 2026, as part of pan-European days of action to call for a moratorium on large scale data centres. Large-scale data centres consume huge amounts of energy and water and risk putting growing pressure on resources and public infrastructure,…
Protest against a Google data center in Kronstorf, Austria in August 2026 – All rights reserved: IMAGO / Wolfgang SimlingerCivil society groups demand an immediate moratorium on large data centers in Europe. The initiative "Stop Dirty Data Centres" is planning protests and actions for November 6 and 7. A demonstration against a planned data center is taking place in the south of Berlin on Friday.
A European mobilisation of unprecedented magnitude is announced on 6 and 7 November to demand a moratorium on the construction of new mega data centers dedicated to the AI. Worn by the slogan "Datacenters everywhere, democracy nowhere", this event brings together dozens of associations and collective citizens across several European countries, including the [...]
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