Faslane Peace Camp

]] The camp was begun when anti-nuclear campaigners Bobby and Margaret Harrison put a tent beside the A814 in June 1982. In 1999, a caravan which had been previously used by activists was put on display in an exhibition at the Glasgow Museum of Transport, which also included a four-minute film about the camp. By 2015 the number of permanent protesters had fallen to around six. By September 2021 it had gone down to three. In 2021, the camp resurfaced in the media through its portrayal in the British television drama Vigil, which is set in a fictionalised version of Faslane. Though the BBC intended to film on location, the occupants of the camp felt that the drama's script was inaccurate and…