PROTESTERS urging the publication of more information about Covid-19 vaccinations have once again been making their point with another demonstration by a bust Thurrock road.

They have gathered with placards by the roundabout adjacent to Sainsbury's at Chafford Hundred.

The group gathered at the same point in September and claimed their views were not getting fair representation in the media.

The group are making a peaceful protest and are not stopping traffic, though they are handing out leaflets to drivers who ask for them.

If you want to find out more about the reasons behind the protest the protest group at Chafford are guiding people towards the following FutureZ website, which can be accessed via this link.

The protest group spokesperson has reiterated that the campaign is not anti-vaccination, it is asking that all the information in the public domain is more widely publicised.

A statement says: "We are a movement which has spread organically and consists of people from all backgrounds and from across the political spectrum - parents, teachers, doctors, health professionals, concerned citizens – all of whom are asking simple questions about the information provided by our government and mainstream media, and the reality we see around us.

"It is a fact, the vast majority of people within all these movements are not anti-vax. The vast majority have had routine childhood, flu and travel vaccinations throughout their lives. Their own children have had them.

"What we are doing is raising awareness for everyone to ask some very serious questions, and raise some very serious concerns, about the current and unprecedented Covid-19 vaccination push, given the very real dangers being reported by the Government and health authorities. We are 'pro-choice' and 'pro-proper informed consent'."

• By way of confirmation of the protesters' opinion that freedom of speech is being eroded about the vaccine, You Tube has blocked publication of our video report on the Nub News channel saying it is against its rules!