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Calls for scrutiny of North Yorkshire’s handling of Burniston gas plan after “local loss of confidence”

By Ruth Hayhurst on February 6, 2026

Guest article by David Eddy: Who advocates for Yorkshire’s water?

By Ruth Hayhurst on February 6, 2026

UKOG announces Broadford Bridge abandonment

By Ruth Hayhurst on February 6, 2026

Keep block on fracking and cut onshore emissions – climate advisor

By Ruth Hayhurst on February 5, 2026

Dorset oil expansion plan needs EIA – government

By Ruth Hayhurst on February 3, 2026

Breaking: Burniston decision meeting postponed

By Ruth Hayhurst on January 29, 2026

West Sussex planners recommend approval of Cuadrilla’s application to flow test at Balcombe

By Ruth Hayhurst on April 17, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

17th April 2014 Cuadrilla’s planning application to flow test its well at Balcombe has been recommended for approval by planners at West Sussex County Council.

Anti-fracking campaigners outside Brighton Magistrates Court where verdict in Caroline Lucas trial due later

By Ruth Hayhurst on April 17, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

Cuadrilla case study in building trust – “incorrect and misleading”, says Balcombe residents’ group

By Ruth Hayhurst on April 16, 2014 • ( 2 Comments )

16th April 2014 A residents’ group in Balcombe has called on the Confederation of British Industry to correct statements made on its website about Cuadrilla’s community engagement in the village.

Sick witness delays first appeal in Balcombe protest cases

By Ruth Hayhurst on April 16, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

16th April 2014 The first appeal of an anti-fracking campaigner convicted after last year’s Balcombe protests has been adjourned because a police officer due to give evidence was ill.

Anti-fracking protest trial adjourned until September

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

15th April 2014 Two anti-fracking campaigners accused of assaulting a police officer at last year’s Balcombe protests had their trial delayed for six months this morning. Beaujolais Bulman (26), of Lancaster, is charged with assaulting PC Llewellyn on August 19th last year outside Cuadrilla’s oil exploration site. Maria Sanders […]

Guest post: “IPCC tries a gamble with shale gas”

By Ruth Hayhurst on April 14, 2014 • ( 4 Comments )

14th April 2014 The latest IPCC report urges a dash for gas to allow us to reduce the burning of coal. And it accepts the use of shale gas, which threatens to be far more polluting than originally thought. ALEX KIRBY, of the CLIMATE NEWS NETWORK, argues that  the IPCC […]

Government proposes change to permitting for oil storage on exploration sites

By Ruth Hayhurst on April 14, 2014 • ( Leave a comment )

14th April 2014 The government wants to allow onshore oil exploration sites to store up to 200 tonnes of crude oil for up to six months without applying for an environmental permit.

Wind farms more popular than fracking sites – new research

By Ruth Hayhurst on April 14, 2014 • ( 6 Comments )

14th April 2014 More people would prefer a wind farm in their local council area than a fracking site, according to research published today by YouGov for the renewables company, Ecotricity.

Energy secretary confirms one high volume hydraulic fracture in the UK

By Ruth Hayhurst on April 12, 2014 • ( 2 Comments )

12th April 2014 The Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change has written to the Conservative MP, Peter Lilley, confirming that only one well in the UK has used high volume hydraulic fracturing.

Onshore shale oil and gas “too dangerous to proceed with”, Balcombe residents’ group warns government

By Ruth Hayhurst on April 12, 2014 • ( 4 Comments )

12th April 2014 The Frack Free Balcombe Residents’ Association (FFBRA) has called for a block on all future onshore oil and gas licences in the UK. It also says Environmental Impact Assessments should be carried out on all existing licences.

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