Greenpeace activists carried out the protest at Rishi Sunak's constituency home in North Yorkshire back in August.
Rishi Sunak has put in a planning application to build a fence around his constituency home, two months after Greenpeace activists staged a protest on his roof. Five people were arrested over the incident in August, when campaigners scaled the North Yorkshire manor house and draped it in black fabric in protest at government plans to grant more than 100 new licences for oil and gas extraction in the North Sea.
However, Areeba Hamid, co-executive director of Greenpeace, told Sky News it was a 'proportionate response to a disastrous decision' amid a climate crisis, and it would not have gone ahead had Mr Sunak been at home. Now, the prime minister has submitted an application to erect a 165ft long and 1.1m high timber post and rail fence around the property in order to 'provide a simple visual and modest physical barrier to discourage incursion onto the residential property'.
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