The remaining six workers staging an occupation in Newport, Isle of Wight, England have left peacefully after police entered their factory.

After barricading the office which has served as a living quarters for 19 nights against police entry, three of the workers, <name>Justin Moody</name>, <name>Mark Smith</name>, and <name>Dave Arbuthnott</name>, exited via a fire escape escorted by security staff; two, <name>Ian Terry</name> and <name>Mark Flower</name>, abseiled down the factory's wall; and <name>Jaymie Rigby</name> jumped thirty feet from a balcony to the bushes below. <name>Rigby</name> was examined at a local hospital after the jump but was found to be in good condition and released. The six were processed by police but not arrested.

The SLP's spokesman, <name>Alan Johnson</name>, went on to tell Wikinews that the occupiers "have our full support." None of the three large parties dominating the British parliament have backed the Vestas workers, however, although the ruling Labour Party has recently sponsored talks between among the coalition of trade unions supporting the occupiers.