The latest move from Occupy comes after the corporation won its High Court case on Wednesday to evict protesters from outside St Paul's Cathedral, where the Occupy LondonStockExchangegroup set up its tents on 15 October.
In what was described as a "great U-turn" by the Occupy LondonStockExchangegroup, the corporation made an offer to allow the protesters to stay until 2012 but urged them to "shrink" the size of the camp to enable it to clear the public highway.
In what was described as a "great U-turn" by the Occupy LondonStockExchange (OLSX) group, the corporation made an offer to allow the protesters to stay until 2012.
Members of the Occupy LondonStockExchange (OLSX) group have been outside the cathedral since 15 October and are protesting against cuts, saying ordinary people should not pay for the financial crisis.
Cathedral authorities are offering the protesters' group, also known as Occupy LondonStockExchange (OLSX), the chance to hold a public debate in the church.