We were considering setting up an online Pledge, but it looks like Robin Grant from perfect.co.uk has beaten us to it:
"I will apply for authorisation to demonstrate in the vicinity of Parliament every day for a month from 1st August 2005 but only if 50 other responsible citizens will too."- Robin Grant, responsible citizen
Deadline: 31st July 2005.
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"Liberty backs exclusion zone protest
Tania Branigan and David Hencke
Friday June 17, 2005
The Guardian
Liberty, the human rights group, indicated yesterday that it would consider aiding the first protester arrested under new regulations banning unauthorised demonstrations within half a mile of parliament.
The organisation argues that the area proposed is too big and the restrictions too wide ranging. The scale proposed is "ludicrous" a spokesman for Liberty said yesterday"
http://politics.guardian.co.uk/homeaffairs/story/0,11026,1508595,00.html