ACTIVITIES OF THE NORTHERN ANIMAL LIBERATION LEAGUE
In 1980, over a hundred Animal Rights activists invaded Babraham Agricultural Research Centre in Cambridge. They witnessed sights such as pigs with electrodes in their brains, cows with windows on the side of their stomachs and goats with udders grafted onto their necks. Eighteen people were arrested.
Several dogs were abducted from the University Of Sheffield by the NALL in 1980. In the publicity that followed, one dog in particular known as Blackie was recognised by her former owners and reunited with them.
In April 1984, three hundred NALL activists stormed the ICI laboratories at Alderley Edge in Cheshire . Several people were arrested and two imprisoned.
