Balcombe MP seeks answers on oil industry impact on drinking water
The MP representing Balcombe, site of a controversial oil well in West Sussex, has asked the government how water supplies could be affected by the onshore industry.
The MP representing Balcombe, site of a controversial oil well in West Sussex, has asked the government how water supplies could be affected by the onshore industry.
Planning consent at the controversial Balcombe oil site in West Sussex has lapsed, officials confirmed today.
The chief executive of the oil and gas company, Angus Energy, has a resigned, a statement said this morning.
Residents in Balcombe in West Sussex have lost a legal challenge against testing an oil well in their village.
Contamination from a West Sussex oil site could potentially end up in a drinking water reservoir, villagers told the Court of Appeal today.
The village at the centre of anti-fracking protests 10 years ago is taking on the oil industry again.
Angus Energy has announced it has completed the new sidetrack well at its Saltfleetby gasfield in Lincolnshire.
Plans for a well test at the controversial oil site at Balcombe in West Sussex have been approved.
IGas plans for a new oil production site near the village of Glentworth in Lincolnshire have been published online.
Angus Energy is “weighing up the consequences” of appealing against refusal of a well test at its Balcombe oil site. But the decision was not “foremost” in its mind, it said.