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Formal complaint against Environment Agency on Burniston permit

By Ruth Hayhurst on September 24, 2026

Campaigner seeks injunction against West Newton frack

By Ruth Hayhurst on September 23, 2026

Officials approve retention of Broadford Bridge access track

By Ruth Hayhurst on September 23, 2026

Union Jack and Reabold clash over West Newton frack plan

By Ruth Hayhurst on September 21, 2026

Star Energy looks for new oil and gas opportunities

By Ruth Hayhurst on September 17, 2026

Updated: “Errors, uncertainty and missing information” – Burniston draft permit decision

By Ruth Hayhurst on September 16, 2026

Speed limit cut outside Cuadrilla’s shale site welcomed by anti-fracking groups

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 23, 2017 • ( 15 Comments )

  Lancashire County Council has cut the speed limit on Preston New Road outside Cuadrilla’s fracking site amid concerns about the safety of protesters and motorists.

More delay for Leith Hill oil site as minister rules on security fencing

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 22, 2017 • ( 29 Comments )

The Communities Secretary has ruled that plans for security fencing at Europa’s oil site near the Leith Hill beauty spot in Surrey need a detailed assessment of their impact on the environment.

Guest post by Chris Hesketh: Bonds for shale gas sites are an important part of the campaign

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 22, 2017 • ( 3 Comments )

Earlier this week, researcher Russell Scott questioned whether restoration bonds for shale gas sites could protect communities. In this Guest Post, Chris Hesketh responds that they are a valuable campaign tool. 

Nottinghamshire’s second shale gas site approved by slimmest margin

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 21, 2017 • ( 10 Comments )

Councillors in Nottinghamshire have backed IGas’s plans for a second shale gas site in the county – but by a margin of just one vote.

Live updates: Decision meeting on IGas shale plans for Tinker Lane, Notts

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 21, 2017 • ( 21 Comments )

Councillors in Nottinghamshire are discussing an application by IGas to drill  a shale gas exploration well at Tinker Lane, between Blyth and Torworth.

“Police and judges should take a firm line with anti-fracking protests against shale gas suppliers” – union

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 20, 2017 • ( 20 Comments )

The pro-fracking GMB union said today it had written to political leaders urging them to make sure the police and judiciary took “a firm line” with protesters that targeted shale gas suppliers.

Lack of detail on restoration bond held up decision at IGas shale gas site – documents reveal

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 20, 2017 • ( Leave a comment )

Council planners in Nottinghamshire were initially unable to work out the value of a financial bond covering restoration of the Misson shale gas site because the operator, IGas, didn’t give them enough information.

Guest post by Russell Scott: Are bonds for shale gas sites worth the paper they’re written on?

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 20, 2017 • ( 4 Comments )

As councillors in Nottinghamshire prepare to consider a financial guarantee for what could be county’s second shale gas site, researcher and anti-fracking campaigner, Russell Scott, asks can bonds protect communities and do they risk setting a dangerous precedent?

Angus Energy stands by its statements on planning consent for Brockham oil site

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 20, 2017 • ( 14 Comments )

Angus Energy has made a strong defence of its operations at the Brockham oil site in Surrey, saying it had all the consents it needed.

Charges dropped against five Brockham oil protesters

By Ruth Hayhurst on March 20, 2017 • ( 10 Comments )

More than half the people charged with offences at protests near Angus Energy’s Brockham oil site near Dorking in Surrey have had their cases dropped before they got to trial.

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