An Insulate Britain activist sentenced to four months’ prison has lifted the lid on ‘horrible’ prison life. Oliver Rock, 41, said he felt no fear, only relief when the judge handed him a prison sentence that would see him incarcerated at Thameside Prison in Greenwich.
After watching his friends being sentenced, Rock knew he was bound for prison. The Insulate Britain activist felt his “heavy punishment” was down to him being made an example of.
The sentence followed the activists breaking a government injunction. They also blockaded the M25 in protest over Britain’s leaky homes and climate change disaster.