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Last Updated: Wednesday, 23 May 2007, 10:45 GMT 11:45 UK
Eleven charged over power protest
Police have charged 11 people in connection with a protest inside a Nottinghamshire power station.

A group of campaigners gained access to the coal-fired plant in Ratcliffe-on-Soar on 10 April.

The Eastside Climate Action group said it was protesting against the facility in the face of climate change.

Eight men and three women were charged with aggravated trespass on Sunday. They are due to appear before Nottingham magistrates on 4 June.

The 11 charged are: Eleanor Fairbrother, 29, of Foxhall Road, Forest Fields; Ian Parker, 24, of Villiers Road, West Bridgford; Peter Nelson, 25, of Cedar Road, Nottingham; Tim Gallagher, 25, of Premier Road, Forest Fields and Emma Robinson, 27, of Spottiswoode Road, Edinburgh.

Also Garry Glass, 23, of Arden Street, Edinburgh; Andrew Cook, 49, of Wood Green, Long Stratton, Norwich; Stuart Barnes, 30, Timothy Allman, 38, Samantha Brown, 33, and Andrew Woodcock, 31, all of Albany Road, Nottingham.




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