The UK’s biggest shale gas company has been given leave to take action in the High Court to enforce access to the National Trust’s Clumber Park in Nottinghamshire.
Most people were not consulted by oil and gas companies about developments in the neighbourhood and the vast majority were unhappy with the industry’s approach to public engagement, according to new research.
The government is planning to change some of the questions in its public opinion survey on why people support or oppose fracking.
UK support for fracking has recovered from its record low, according to the latest findings from a quarterly government survey. Opposition fell slightly but remains double the level of support.
The National Trust has appealed to INEOS Shale to reconsider its plans for shale gas surveying at Clumber Park in Nottinghamshire.
Rathlin Energy is expected to begin work within weeks at its new oil and gas exploration site in East Yorkshire.
New research aims to test how good oil and gas companies have been in consulting with local people in south east England.
The latest findings from the government survey of attitudes to fracking in the UK shows dwindling support for the second quarter running.
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People living in villages around Third Energy’s Kirby Misperton site are to be surveyed next month on how they think a fracking fund should be spent.
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