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Trial of Colston 4 will take more than a week
The four have pleaded not guilty to criminal damage
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The trial of the four people accused of criminal damage in the toppling of the statue of Edward Colston will take more than a week to complete, a court was told today.
The four appeared for the first time at Bristol Crown Court today, Tuesday March 2, and renewed their pleas of not guilty to a single charge of criminal damage in connection with the damage to the statue in June last year.
A trial date has been set for December 13, with the case being heard by the Recorder of Bristol, Judge Peter Blair QC at Bristol Crown Court.
Vicar pleads not guilty to blocking road and says her Christian faith made her do it As His follower, I must also be prepared, in some small way, to lay down my life to save the lives of others
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A 78-year-old vicar has pleaded ‘not guilty’ to a charge of obstruction after she was arrested trying to stop people going to work at the Ministry of Defence headquarters at Abbey Wood, in Bristol.
Rev Sue Parfitt said her Christian faith drove her to sit in the road and lock arms with a fellow campaigner on December 11 last year, in a protest about the Ministry of Defence’s contribution to the climate change, carbon emissions and the ‘catastrophic climate emergency we face’.
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