Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News

$Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

RMID:PWY46A

Image details

Contributor:

Dave Ellison / Alamy Stock Photo

Image ID:

PWY46A

File size:

59.1 MB (2.4 MB Compressed download)

Releases:

Model - no | Property - noDo I need a release?

Dimensions:

5568 x 3712 px | 47.1 x 31.4 cm | 18.6 x 12.4 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

18 October 2018

More information:

This image could have imperfections as it’s either historical or reportage.

Rich Loizou, Richard Roberts and Simon Blevins sitting on a bench in the entrance to the Cuadrilla shale gas fracking site during their press release to the media after being released from Preston jail the previous day.

Available for editorial and personal use only. Get in touch for commercial uses.

Search stock photos by tags

Similar stock images

$Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the contraversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

RMPWY46G–Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the contraversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News

$Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

RMPWY46C–Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News

$Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

RMPWY467–Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News

$Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

RMPWY461–Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News

$Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

RMPWY45M–Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News

$Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

RMPWY45R–Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News

$Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

RMPWY463–Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News

$Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

RMPWY45X–Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News

$Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

RMPWY45E–Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News

$Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

RMPWY45J–Blackpool. UK, 18th Oct. 2018. Three anti-fracking campaigners who were released from Preston jail after their successful appeal against their prison sentences visited the controversial Cuadrilla exploratory shale gas site and issued their press release to the gathered media. Supported by their partners they addressed the crowd to explain why they will continue to campaign against fracking, their time in jail and the overwhelming support from fellow campaigners. Their partners also gave their thanks to fellow campaigners. Credit: Dave Ellison/Alamy Live News