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Jury to rule on Stonehenge case
Western Daily Press
|October 31, 2025
A JURY has retired to consider its verdicts on three Just Stop Oil supporters who are accused of holding an environmental protest at Stonehenge.
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Rajan Naidu, 74, and University of Oxford student Niamh Lynch, 23, are accused of using two colour blasters filled with cornflour, talc and an orange dye to spray the World Heritage Site during a fossil fuel protest.
The court was told the pair, along with Luke Watson, 36, targeted Stonehenge the day before last year’s summer solstice where around 15,000 people were due to gather and celebrate.
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