Starry days
Anita welcomes Glenys Kinnock
to the European Parliamentary Labour Party in 1994
Women power
Labour women MEPs 1994
Animal Welfare
As Chair of Eurogroup for Animal Welfare September 1994
Global Legislators for a Balanced Environment
Officers of GLOBE - Dagmar Roth-Behrendt,
Anita Pollack, Hemmo Muntingh
Anti nuclear
Anita with Joan Ruddock MP in Strasburg 1995,
protesting against the French tests in South Pacific
Green MEP
Anita with her first Green Political Award 1995
Battersea 1995
Anita and Tony Blair are speakers
at a conference on youth unemployment
Voting in Brussels
Brussels plenary voting March 1996
Help for disabled
Campaigning for Disabled card December 1996
Celebrating racial harmony
Anita dons a sari to open her exhibition of Merton Asian women’s Mughal banners in the European Parliament, Brussels, 1996
Still voting
The most important activity in Strasbourg. This session, on the future of the EU, took three hours to complete
Leghold traps must go
Barbara Castle, Anita (President of Animal Welfare Intergroup), Katy at an exhibition, show the horrors of leghold trapping
Fighting air pollution
Campaigning with Merton Friends of the Earth in Wimbledon, 1996
A good cause
Campaigning for mine removals June 1997
Islamabad 1997
Chair of South Asia delegation
plants a tree in garden of Pakistan’s Parliament
Tree planted
Anita planted this tree on a visit to India Development Group (Jeevika Trust) training school, Uttar Pradesh, 1997
Royal visit
Anita with some of her delegation,
being received by the King of Bhutan, 1997
Safety for campers
Campaigning for safer campsites July 1998
Plenary work
Making a point in plenary July 1998
End the beef ban
Labour’s BSE team, David Thomas, Phillip Whitehead and Anita welcome Agriculture Minister Jack Cunningham to Brussels, 1998
It’s an honour
Pauline Green, Leader of the Socialist Group, and Anita
congratulate John Hume on his Nobel Peace Prize, 1998
A British Presidency Priority 1998
Anita launches her report calling for strict pollution limits on ambient air pollution
Anyone for tea?
Speaking to tea pickers about their living conditions
in Bangladesh during a Parliamentary delegation in 1998
Visiting a tree
Anita re-visits the tree she planted in India
whilst visiting village education and employment training projects
Bangladesh Prime Minister
Shortly after disastrous floods in Bangladesh, a delegation
met Sheik Hasina Wazed, then Prime Minister, in Dhaka 1998
Supporting Britain’s World Cup bid 2006
l-r Mark Watts, Bobby Charlton, Peter Skinner, Anita Pollack, in Strasbourg 1999 help with the campaign publicity