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Date confirmed for Burniston gas meeting

By Ruth Hayhurst on January 16, 2026

Industry regulator extends Europa’s Burniston licence

By Ruth Hayhurst on January 16, 2026

National park gas plan would have “significant environmental impacts” – ruling

By Ruth Hayhurst on January 8, 2026

Councillors back Burniston delay but company urges timely decision

By Ruth Hayhurst on January 7, 2026

Star Energy seeks more time to restore Egmanton oilfield

By Ruth Hayhurst on January 6, 2026

2026 headlines

By Ruth Hayhurst on January 5, 2026

Details confirmed for inquiry into INEOS Derbyshire shale gas plans

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 21, 2018 • ( 26 Comments )

The public inquiry into proposals by INEOS Upstream to explore for shale gas near the village of Marsh Lane will be held in Chesterfield, Derbyshire County Council confirmed today.

IGas back in profit predicts 2018 will be “a defining year”

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 21, 2018 • ( 7 Comments )

IGas declared a profit of £15.5m in 2017, after two previous years of loss.

Picture Post: Oscar winner joins women’s protest at Cuadrilla’s fracking site

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 21, 2018 • ( 28 Comments )

The Oscar-winning actor, Emma Thompson, visited Cuadrilla’s shale gas site near Blackpool today for a regular protest by local women.

UKOG announces well testing has stopped at Broadford Bridge

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 21, 2018 • ( 21 Comments )

UK Oil & Gas Investments announced this afternoon that well testing operations had ceased at the Broadford Bridge oil exploration site near Billingshurst in West Sussex. In a brief statement to investors in the past hour, the company said: “Equipment is being removed from the site and the […]

Senior officers to consult public on anti-fracking protest policing

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 20, 2018 • ( 19 Comments )

The police monitoring group, Netpol, is claiming victory after senior officers agreed to a consultation on changes to guidance on policing anti-fracking protests.

Government questioned on fracking, fake news, Russia and UK energy security

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 20, 2018 • ( 17 Comments )

Fracking Week in Parliament. What is the government doing to determine whether there’s any evidence that Russia has issued fake news to discredit the UK fracking industry? This question was put to ministers by the former Conservative Home Office Minister, David Maclean.

Court adjourns decision on “wide-ranging” injunction against protests at UKOG oil drilling sites

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 19, 2018 • ( 51 Comments )

Five women campaigning against the oil industry in southern England have secured a delay to a wide-ranging injunction that sought to outlaw protests against an exploration company.

“Shires of England rise up” as oil company UKOG seeks High Court injunction against protests

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 19, 2018 • ( 35 Comments )

The human rights campaigner Bianca Jagger, actor Sue Jameson and entrepreneur Joe Corre are supporting residents challenging an injunction sought by UK Oil and Gas this morning.

What’s happening this week? 19-25 March 2018

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 18, 2018 • ( Leave a comment )

In this week’s listings: UKOG and challengers go to the High Court over proposed injunction; against environmental protests; Robin Hood vs Fracking moves to Sheffield; Actors Emma and Sophie Thompson visit Preston New Road; Fracking fringe meeting at Greater Manchester Green Summit; Screening of Power Trip; Tour of SE […]

New parliamentary group on shale gas led by Tory MP who opposed INEOS exploration plans

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 17, 2018 • ( 65 Comments )

The Conservative MP, Lee Rowley, who objected to INEOS plans in his constituency, is the chair of a new group at Westminster investigating the impact of shale gas.

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