Four fined for destroying crops at GM test site

Four people have been fined after being found guilty of destroying crops at a GM test site near Edinburgh.

Mon, 15 Jan, 2001 - 19:52

Four people have been fined after being found guilty of destroying crops at a GM test site near Edinburgh.

Alan Tolmie was fined £250 and the other protesters - Mark Ballard, Matthew Herbert and James Mackenzie - were all fined £125 each at Edinburgh Sheriff Court.

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Courts Place: GM Place: Edinburgh Place: Edinburgh Sheriff Court Place: Boghall farm Place: Norwich Place: Dalkeith Place: Midlothian Place: Fife Person: Alan Tolmie Person: Mark Ballard Person: Matthew Herbert Person: James MacKenzie Person: Mackenzie Person: Tolmie Person: Herbert Organisation: Greenpeace

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