Insulate Britain cost taxpayers £4.3million in three months
Mr Shapps said: "We will continue to act against this lawless behaviour while the Government gets on with tackling climate change."
The Cabinet minister is working with Home Secretary Priti Patel to include clauses in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill aimed at ensuring there are tougher penalties for interfering with key infrastructure such as major roads. Insulate Britain spokeswoman Tracey Mallaghan said the group would "much rather money was being spent on insulating homes and helping get people out of fuel poverty".Asked why they blocked roads rather than conducted legal protests, she replied: "When we went to Parliament as Insulate Britain, that just didn't get the same amount of [media] coverage.I am appalled at the amount of time and public money that's been spent policing the selfish actions of Insulate Britain.
"Our Government has proved time and time again they're not doing what is necessary for our children, for the future. So how can we stop?"Brits were left unable to get to work, take their
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