Christian campaigners who went to Keswick to draw public attention to the value of human life in the womb have shared their account of what happened during the Convention.
The Liverpool team of CBR (the Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform UK) went to the town on 24th July. Subsequently, the Keswick Convention organisers issued a statement saying they were 'saddened' by what it described as 'targeting Keswick Convention visitors' and the impact on others.
Writing on the website of CBR, Ruth Rawlins, Head of Communications and Marketing, says some of what took place was 'misreported back to Keswick organisers and on social media platforms,' 'completely misrepresenting' what happened.
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