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Anti-fracking protesters in Balcombe, West Sussex, last month. Photograph: Lewis Whyld/PA
Prime minister says the UK needs to share in the energy benefits and need not worry about environmental concerns
theguardian.com - August 12, 2013
David Cameron has insisted the UK should accept fracking, claiming the controversial method of extracting gas will attract "real public support" when the benefits are explained.
The prime minister said the process would not damage the countryside and cause only "very minor change to the landscape".
Writing in the Daily Telegraph, Cameron said: "I want all parts of our nation to share in the benefits: north or south, Conservative or Labour.
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Solidarity Sunday
submitted by Chris Setz
greatgasgala.org.uk - August 18, 2013
Local groups are the frontline of resistance to unconventional gas across the country. On Sunday 18 August they will be coming together from all four corners of the UK to join with the people of Balcombe to show the world that we stand united in rejection of unconventional gas in our communities.
Coaches are traveling from across the country to meet for a day of action, networking, skill sharing, friendship building and a March for a Frack Free Future at 3pm to stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of Balcombe.
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