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10+ years of independent journalism on UK fracking, onshore oil and gas and the reactions to it

Two Cuadrilla companies struck off

By Ruth Hayhurst on July 3, 2026

Reabold takeover of Union Jack agreed

By Ruth Hayhurst on July 1, 2026

Meeting on new gas plan in national park

By Ruth Hayhurst on June 30, 2026

Waddock Cross update

By Ruth Hayhurst on June 26, 2026

Angus debt restructuring deal signed

By Ruth Hayhurst on June 24, 2026

Government warned transition to clean electricity is not fast enough

By Ruth Hayhurst on June 24, 2026

Celtique appeals against Wisborough Green drilling decision

By Ruth Hayhurst on October 15, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

Celtique Energie has confirmed it will appeal against the decision by West Sussex County Council to refuse planning permission for an exploration well near the villages of Kirdford and Wisborough Green. The company said in a statement it believed the decision was “fundamentally unsound”.

IGas unveils drilling expansion plans for Surrey

By Ruth Hayhurst on October 15, 2014 • ( 1 Comment )

IGas is publicising plans today to start producing oil and gas from one of its exploration sites in Surrey. The company is holding an information meeting about its plans to extend part of the Bletchingley oil field, east of Redhill, and to convert the wells from appraisal to […]

Government accused of relying on industry to regulate fracking

By Ruth Hayhurst on October 15, 2014 • ( 1 Comment )

Labour accused the government yesterday of taking a “lackadaisical” approach to regulating fracking by relying on voluntary agreements with the industry.

Amendment allows underground waste dumping without permission, campaigners say

By Ruth Hayhurst on October 13, 2014 • ( 2 Comments )

Anti-fracking campaigners say new government proposals could allow drilling companies to dump waste under private land without the owners’ permission.

East Sussex rejects frack-free call

By Ruth Hayhurst on October 13, 2014 • ( 2 Comments )

East Sussex County Council has rejected calls for a ban on fracking in the county. This morning the lead cabinet member for transport and environment, Carl Maynard, turned down a request in a petition calling for the refusal of any attempt at fracking in East Sussex.

Global Frackdown and other Fracking Diary events

By Ruth Hayhurst on October 10, 2014 • ( 1 Comment )

Saturday October 11th Global Frackdown Day UK event details  Friends of the Earth events

Cuadrilla welcomes court decision on costs and injunction

By Ruth Hayhurst on October 9, 2014 • ( 1 Comment )

In a statement issued today, Cuadrilla welcomed the extension of an interim injunction preventing trespass on land in the Fylde where the company is seeking permission to frack for shale gas. It also defended its legal action for costs against a single anti-fracking campaigner, Tina Louise Rothery.

Cuadrilla injunction case designed to “stop the exercise of human rights”

By Ruth Hayhurst on October 8, 2014 • ( 1 Comment )

Tina Louise Rothery gave her reaction to the outcome of today’s injunction case brought by Cuadrilla and a group of Fylde landowners. A judge at Manchester High Court extended an interim injunction against anti-fracking protests on land at Little Plumpton and Roseacre. He also decided that Miss Rothery, […]

Cuadrilla injunction granted – but judge rejects £54,000 costs claim

By Ruth Hayhurst on October 8, 2014 • ( 12 Comments )

The interim injunction granted to the drilling company Cuadrilla and a group of Lancashire landowners to prevent protests on proposed fracking sites has been extended unopposed at Manchester High Court. But the judge rejected the company’s application for legal costs of £54,000 against a single anti-fracking campaigner. It […]

Cuadrilla injunction case resumes tomorrow

By Ruth Hayhurst on October 7, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

Cuadrilla returns to the High Court tomorrow morning (Wednesday October 8th) to seek an injunction against anti-fracking campaigners.

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