Seven people are charged with vandalising Donald Trump’s Turnberry golf resort in Scotland, after graffiti and damage were reported in March last year. Prosecutors say the case involves a “terrorist connection,” which could affect sentencing if the defendants are convicted.
According to multiple outlets, police were called after the early-hours incident on 8 March 2025. Reported graffiti included pro-Palestinian slogans and messages on the clubhouse and the course, including references such as “Gaza is not 4 sale” and calls like “Free Gaza” and “Free Palestine.” The course was also described as having been dug up and damaged.
Several sources identify the alleged involvement of activists from Palestine Action, a group described as now banned. Other coverage frames the charges through the lens of prosecutors’ claims about a link to terrorism, while the underlying allegations focus on criminal damage tied to the specific vandalism at the resort. The reports do not indicate the outcome of any proceedings.
