Hundreds of anti-fracking campaigners occupied a field in Little Plumpton near Blackpool last weekend, by two sites where Cuadrilla plans to drill for shale gas.
Local campaigns against fracking in the region were joined by national campaign group No Dash for Gas.
Activists marched down Blackpool prom on Saturday.
The camp coincided with a national day of protests and direct actions against fracking on Monday of this week.
Protesters superglued themselves in front of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in London.
It had released a report on the impact of fracking last week that was redacted 63 times in just 13 pages.
Others targeted fracking firm iGas.
Protesters marched on Swansea university to halt construction of an institute backed by BP which will carry out fracking research. Activists in Humberside shut down a new fracking site at Crawberry Hill run by Rathlin Energy.
Strikers are demanding an unallocated €1.6 billion go towards workers' pay rise
London march on 27 October
Another day of mass resistance
Plus: 500 on Leeds unity march
