Anti-fracking protesters have again taken to the road as a look to remind local residents of the dangers that the extraction of shale gas poses to the environment.
Anti Fracking protesters say they are not going anywhere despite seeing their camp site torn down by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
Fears from protesters at Crawberry Hill Protection Camp that they were about to have they site dismantled turned out to be a false alarm.
Residents from Beverley and the surrounding villages joined protesters at Crawberry Hill Camp in Walkington as they looked to remind Rathlin Energy
New evidence from North Yorkshire demonstrates the unreliability of promises made by Canadian fracking company, Connaught Oil and Gas through their local subsidiary, Rathlin Energy UK Ltd..
East Riding of Yorkshire Council have granted Rathlin Energy an extension to their planning application which allows them to explore for fossil fuel.
A group of campaigners from Reclaim the Power will set off on their Tour de Frack today from Blackpool ending their journey in Walkington.
Local resident John Mager says the eviction carried out by bailiffs of protesters from a farmers land spell’s disaster for the East Riding and Hull.
Rathlin Energy UK is asking for a further two years to complete their test drilling for gas and oil at Crawberry Hill near Walkington, East Riding.
Val and Jon Mager have been informed by their solicitors that the Crown Prosecution Service has discontinued the court case which was due to be heard on the 31st
Val and Jon Mager appeared at Beverley Magistrates Court this morning charged under the Trade Unions Act, after being arrested at Rathlin Energy’s Crawberry Hill well site on the 15th May.
A retired Director of Education a retired English teacher, residents of Beverley, were arrested at Crawberry Hill well site yesterday approx 3pm after meditating in front of the gate, following what he described as a “Major Health & Safety Breach”.