Fracking gets go-ahead in UK for first time since 2011 as North Yorkshire council approves plans

[Tawnyowl]

Quote citizenB

https://www.theguardian.com/environm...-well-texas-us

 

 

I am really quite surprised and disturbed that fracking is being allowed in the UK when there are such dreadful health and environmental concerns coming out of the USA !

 

So am i citizenB

While The Spotlight Was On Offshore Drilling, Fracking Quietly Made Its Way Into Our Oceans

http://thinkprogress.org/climate/2016/07/01/3794136/fracking-the-gulf/

 

Caustic fracking chemical spills in San Antonio train derailment

https://www.rt.com/usa/349478-chemical-spill-texas-fracking/

 

Fight over fracking, threat to beluga whales grows in Alaska

http://www.ohio.com/blogs/drilling/ohio-utica-shale-1.291290/fight-over-fracking-threat-to-beluga-whales-grows-in-alaska-1.692653

 

Ever wanted to know which Banks finance Fracking in the UK-just in case you want to tell them anything.

Which banks are funding fracking in the UK?

http://bit.ly/294KPjw

 

Check out if Fracking could be coming to a area near you.Just press your region.

And if interested check out the links on the article in your area.Loads of links with info.

http://frack-off.org.uk/locations/regions/

[Tawnyowl]

Just trying to find out the latest info from Yorkshire.

I have noticed that there is a meeting tonight 7 Jul 2016, Wharf Chambers, Leeds 7-10pm

Discussing Knostrop amongst other things.

If Fracking goes ahead in the UK everyone will know where that place is.

 

Interesting that

The Knostrop Treatment Works, operated by FCC Environment, is the south-east of Leeds, on the River Aire. The site has been mentioned in correspondence between Lancashire County Council and Arup in connection with radioactive waste water disposal (frack waste), from Cuadrilla Resource’s proposed appraisal wells at Preston New Road and Roseacre in Lancashire.

 

Let us see what is there.

The Knostrop Treatment Works, operated by FCC Environment, is the south east of Leeds, on the River Aire. The site has been mentioned in correspondence between Lancashire County Council and Arup in connection with radioactive waste water disposal (frack waste), from Cuadrilla Resource’s proposed appraisal wells at Preston New Road and Roseacre in Lancashire.

http://frack-off.org.uk/waste-sites/knostrop-treatment-works/

 

I suppose they are hoping to dissuade the Water Treatment Works to handle The Waste

With Knostrop as 1 of only 4 places in the country with a permit to accept this stuff, if we can get them to refuse to accept it then fracking companies have said they would not be able to go through with the hydraulic fracturing activity…

I will check out the meeting as much as i can and update on how things went.What was said,things like that.

 

Also, have noted a meeting tonight in York.7-9pm

PLANNING AND STRATEGY MEETING – ALL WELCOME!

We would really appreciate as many helpers as possible at our next meeting. We are meeting for the first time at a new venue, the Yorkshire Terrier pub on Stonegate, near our usual meeting place.

 

And they say on Saturday 30th July there is a Yorkshire against Fracking demo

The main focus will be our YORKSHIRE AGAINST FRACKING demo at the end of the month. Please put Saturday 30th July in your diaries for the county’s biggest anti-fracking demonstration – we will be hosting people from all over the country as we come together – join us.

Will find out more.

http://frack-off.org.uk/event/frack-free-york-organising-meeting/

 

Germany-

Germany, the fourth largest economy in the world, has essentially banned fracking. And if that’s not enough good news for a clean energy future, its capital city Berlin is also pulling its money out of coal, gas and oil companies.

 

Germany has taken great strides as a renewable energy powerhouse. The country’s Energiewende initiative aims for a nearly carbon-free economy by 2050. In fact, renewables supplied nearly 33 percent of German electricity in 2015, and last month—on a particularly sunny and windy day—Germany’s renewable energy mix of solar, wind, hydropower and biomass generated so much power that it met 88 percent of the country’s total electricity demand, or 55 GW out of 63 GW being consumed, meaning it generated so much clean power the country was paying people to use it.

https://ecowatch.com/2016/06/28/germany-ban-fracking/

 

What is happening in Great Britain regarding renewables?

Change in government’s energy policy blamed for job losses just as solar power eclipses coal in electricity generation

I just do not get it,why?

A thread regarding Solar.

Over Half Of Jobs In UK Solar Industry Lost In Wake Of Subsidy Cuts

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?465707-Over-Half-Of-Jobs-In-UK-Solar-Industry-Lost-In-Wake-Of-Subsidy-Cuts

 

Just a few articles that caught my eye.

Back soon and have your say.

Tawnyowl.

[Tawnyowl]

Activists seek judicial review of Yorkshire fracking decision

Friends of the Earth and local group fight council’s decision to approve UK’s first fracking operation for five years

Friends of the Earth (FoE) and members of a local residents group, Frack Free Ryedale, have applied to the high court for a judicial review of the decision.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/jul/07/activists-seek-judicial-review-north-yorkshire-fracking-decision?CMP=share_btn_tw

[Tawnyowl]

Well my view is clear Frack off Frackers.

There are alternatives to fracking

Worth a read.A interesting article.

http://www.contributoria.com/issue/2014-08/5392eccaf461286f4f00012b/

 

In 2011, UK fracking operations were halted due to earthquakes, which took Cuadrilla weeks to admit their industry likely caused.

 

Perhaps a touch dated but you get the picture i am sure.

The Conservative government has profited already in donations from fracking interests, revealed by media investigations this year and in 2012. These articles give examples of some of the investors with their money on fracking.In the mix with donations, there is an often blurred line between the fracking industry and Conservative-led government. Lord Browne is a key example: he is both chairman of Cuadrilla and a senior adviser to the UK government. Senior Conservative advisers Lynton Crosby and Ben Moxham are two other examples. Now advising Cameron, Crosby has fracking interests; Moxham worked for Lord Browne at BP and is now Cameron’s energy adviser.

 

Local water engineer Peter Rolinson has years of experience with the oil and gas industry.

Wherever you are in the UK worth listening to.

 

When an oil company turned up in his village to drill a well and carry out a mini-frack, he knew the risks and voiced his concerns.

 

Here he explains why the underground reservoirs in East Yorkshire are so valuable, the risks from fracking, a little bit of chemistry, and why fracking should not be allowed in the UK.

[Tawnyowl]

Fracking-Lancashire-Yorkshire And The UK-The People Will Be Heard.

Just mixed a few videos together.I met a few Protectors in the last few years and see how people are concerned around Great Britain and the world.

So i will put this video on till someone says hold on a minute you cannot do that.

 

I believe there is to be a meeting in Yorkshire on the 30th July.I will have to go and write a story of the day and take a few photos.

Believe there are going to be quite a few people there.Will update when i know more.

Now what did i come here to do,my memory is not what it once was.

 

Ah a video.

[Tawnyowl]

Massive Fracking Explosion in New Mexico, 36 Oil Tanks Catch Fire

This week—as thousands of Americans urge awareness to the destruction caused by oil bomb trains—an oil field in San Juan County, New Mexico erupted in flames Monday night, highlighting the continued and increasing dangers of the fossil fuel industry.

 

The fire broke out around 10:15 p.m. Monday at a fracking site owned and operated by WPX Energy, setting off several explosions and temporarily closing the nearby Highway 550. Fifty-five local residents were forced out of their homes.

http://www.ecowatch.com/massive-fracking-explosion-in-new-mexico-1919567359.html

 

WPX Energy funds documentary about fracking-Their view of things,let them have their say.

No need for me to say what i think my position is clear.

 

WPX funds documentary to debunk claims

http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/energy/wpx-energy-funds-documentary-about-fracking/article_9d891f7d-44f3-548d-9a47-422edc244403.html

 

I have just watched a Documentary.Someone sent it me to take a look.Brilliant,if you get a chance i am sure some of you would like it.

How To Let Go Of The World And Love The Things Climate Can’t Change by Josh Fox,if you can find it take a look.

I will try to find a link.But this clip gives you a flavour.It looks like it will be the power of the people that will stop things.

[Tawnyowl]

Crews monitor fire at WPX oil production site. Video and article.Touch more detail.

FARMINGTON — Thick plumes of black smoke billowed over U.S. Highway 550 yesterday as a fire continued to burn on a five-acre oil production site near Nageezi.

http://www.daily-times.com/story/news/local/2016/07/12/fire-continues-burn-nageezi-well-site/86982768/

[Tawnyowl]

Just getting details of the Yorkshire Protest In York on the 30th July.

If you have never been to one go and take a look.Many friendly protectors will be there. Many will chat to you. Will find more details this week.

If you want to put it in your diary.

We Are All In This Together Thoughts.I will be there to take photos,videos and write a story of the day which will appear here.

And a YouTube video of course.

http://www.campaigncc.org/yorkfrackingprotest

 

Facebook Event.

 

London travel to York fracking protest

Campaign against Climate Change

Organiser of London travel to York fracking protest

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/london-travel-to-york-fracking-protest-tickets-26519707158

[Tawnyowl]

Always like to know a little of the History of where i am going and York sure has history.

I look forward to this historic day.Where people are going to have their say.

http://www.historyofyork.org.uk/

[Consumer dude]

Households could get fracking payment under government plans. (Source, BBC)..

[honeybee13]

Households could get fracking payment under government plans. (Source, BBC)..

 

Here's a link, CD.

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-37000975

 

HB

[unclebulgaria67]

There are implications for Home Insurance and government needs to talk to Insurers about this. Otherwise there is a huge potential for problems.

 

http://stopfyldefracking.org.uk/latest-news/further-update-on-property-insurance-and-potential-damage-caused-by-fracking/

 

There is doubt that damage caused by fracking would be accepted by Insurers, as the fracking is done under licence from government. In the same way as the National Coalboard were responsible for subsidence issues caused by mining, Insurers will expect the government to step in to help homeowners. If government are making payment to homeowners what is the basis of this ? People should check that this is not a government looking to escape liability by making some upfront payment, which they expect homeowners to use towards any damage or extra Insurance costs.

 

If people live in fracking areas, they should check with their Home Insurers whether they might use general exclusions to refuse claims. If they can't get Home Insurance to cover their properties, then they need to contact their MP's to lobby the government to pass legislation protecting homeowners, with government setting up an agency to handle any claims.

 

This also applies to business owners in fracking areas. Check with your Insurers about covering all issues which might relate to fracking. This could include cover relating to contamination of the water supply, where your business is unable to operate because of the disruption of the water supply. If you have a business that relies on water and are left without a safe supply for weeks, the disruption could cause business failure and debts.

 

There have been problems with fracking in the US and on a very small island such as the UK, homes and businesses are going to be much closer to where the fracking takes place.

[Tawnyowl]

Fracking given UK go-ahead as Lancashire council rejection overturned

Communities secretary, Sajid Javid, has accepted an appeal from Cuadrilla against an earlier decision to turn down their plans to frack on the Fylde

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/oct/06/uk-fracking-given-go-ahead-as-lancashire-council-rejection-is-overturned

 

Fracking in Lancashire given go-ahead by government

Horizontal fracking can go ahead, the government has said, in a landmark ruling for the UK shale gas industry.

Communities Secretary Sajid Javid has approved plans for fracking at Cuadrilla's Preston New Road site at Little Plumpton in Lancashire.

Environmentalists and local campaign groups reacted angrily, saying it was a denial of local democracy.

It means, for the first time, UK shale rock will be fracked horizontally, which is expected to yield more gas.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-37567866

[Tawnyowl]

Lancashire campaigners vow to fight on after ‘deplorable’ fracking decision

Pat Davies, chairman of the Preston New Road Action Group, said: “This is a sad day as it is clear to all that this Government neither listens nor can it be trusted to do the right thing for local communities. “It is deplorable that an industry that has been rejected on every level has inflicted itself on Preston New Road. “Westby Parish Council, Fylde Borough Council and Lancashire County Council planning committee all said no to this application.

 

These reasons were based on facts and knowledge, they rejected the site as unsuitable. “Dismantling the democratic process to facilitate a dirty fossil fuel industry when only months ago the UK committed to climate change targets in Paris is another example of saying one thing and doing another.”

 

 

Read more at: http://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/news/lancashire-campaigners-vow-to-fight-on-after-deplorable-fracking-decision-1-8168294

 

The GuardianVerified account ‏@guardian 37m37 minutes ago

Will you protest Cuadrilla fracking in Lancashire? Tell adam.vaughan@theguardian.com | @adamvaughan_uk

[Tawnyowl]

Hundreds expected to protest at Lancashire fracking site

Environmentalists plan sustained campaign against Cuadrilla after government gave it green light for drilling

Hundreds of people are expected to protest near a fracking site in Lancashire that was given the green light by the government this week.

 

The Lancashire Responds rally on Saturday is the first shot across the bows of Cuadrilla, in what anti-fracking groups and local residents say will be a sustained campaign of action to stop the company fracking next year.

 

Environmentalists said they were considering a series of “rolling blockades” to dog and delay the shale company in setting up its rigs at the Preston New Road site on the Fylde.

 

“This is a test case for fracking in the UK and our intention is to send a clear message to investors: it’s not a safe investment putting your money in extracting more hydrocarbons,” said a spokesman for the Reclaim the Power group, which was involved in protests against Cuadrilla drilling in Balcombe in 2013.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/oct/07/hundreds-expected-protest-lancashire-fracking-site-cuadrilla

 

A few links for those that may want to know more,keep up to date.

http://frack-off.org.uk/

[Tawnyowl]

As you would expect Lancashire People are responding to their Democratic decision being overruled.

IMPORTANT - it is now CONFIRMED: this event will be on SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER as Sajid Javid, Secretary of State for Communities & Local Government, OVERRULED our local democratic assertion to stay frack free:

https://www.facebook.com/events/1402161039812947/?notif_t=plan_user_associated&notif_id=1474893129676053

[Tawnyowl]

There are implications for Home Insurance and government needs to talk to Insurers about this. Otherwise there is a huge potential for problems.

 

http://stopfyldefracking.org.uk/latest-news/further-update-on-property-insurance-and-potential-damage-caused-by-fracking/

 

There is doubt that damage caused by fracking would be accepted by Insurers, as the fracking is done under licence from government. In the same way as the National Coalboard were responsible for subsidence issues caused by mining, Insurers will expect the government to step in to help homeowners. If government are making payment to homeowners what is the basis of this ? People should check that this is not a government looking to escape liability by making some upfront payment, which they expect homeowners to use towards any damage or extra Insurance costs.

 

If people live in fracking areas, they should check with their Home Insurers whether they might use general exclusions to refuse claims. If they can't get Home Insurance to cover their properties, then they need to contact their MP's to lobby the government to pass legislation protecting homeowners, with government setting up an agency to handle any claims.

 

This also applies to business owners in fracking areas. Check with your Insurers about covering all issues which might relate to fracking. This could include cover relating to contamination of the water supply, where your business is unable to operate because of the disruption of the water supply. If you have a business that relies on water and are left without a safe supply for weeks, the disruption could cause business failure and debts.

 

There have been problems with fracking in the US and on a very small island such as the UK, homes and businesses are going to be much closer to where the fracking takes place.

 

I feel your post that i have read a few times now unclebulgaria67 is going to be very important.

Yes where do people stand with their insurance policies if Fracking manages to go ahead across the country.

And the possibilities for something going wrong on this tiny Island where we live so close to each other.

As so many sites could possibly appear across the country i would be asking if i was a business or a homeowner anywhere in the country about this.

Perhaps this has been sorted out now and insurance companies have planned for this.

Does anyone know.

Just going to put that link on again.Was it 2013 when this was posted.

 

Further update on property insurance and potential damage caused by fracking

A couple of days ago, we raised the issue of house insurance for residents living in fracking areas. Our item, Homeowners – fracking damage is now an “excluded peril” from buildings insurance policies was supplied by a local resident who lives in St Annes, and who had been making enquiries into whether or not he could get house insurance that would cover damage caused by fracking. He wasn’t having much success. Below is his update.

Continued on the link.

 

http://stopfyldefracking.org.uk/latest-news/further-update-on-property-insurance-and-potential-damage-caused-by-fracking/

 

Fracking is the fossil-fuel dinosaur of yesteryear: reject the bankers and go for green energy and people’s finance

Investing in climate solutions instead of climate problems is becoming a trend

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/fracking-is-the-fossil-fuel-dinosaur-of-yesteryear-committing-to-green-energy-and-rejecting-fracking-a7351136.html

[Tawnyowl]

A few Videos From The Fracking Protest In Blackpool Yesterday.

It seems to be the power of the people that will change the thinking of this government.

Many said that local Democracy has been challenged and overuled.Surely that what government is all about,acting on behalf of the thoughts of the people not the corporations.You have to ask yourself why subsidies have been cut to renewables,just who are the powerful ones has interests in these companies.

You have to be careful when you wake the sleeping giants,the people.

 

ANTI-FRACKING DEMO - THE MARCH - 8TH Oct 2016

 

I always wonder at times like this what Chunky Mark thinks about this subject.

Fracking Tory Monsters Environmental Vandals who don't care about communities just corporations

 

Having lived round this area all my life and knowing its history and people i hope the suits realise that the people will not take this lightly.

I feel the decision taken may rebound on those in the South who make these decisions and rarely travel much further North than Watford.

 

It is local communities that stopped you before and it will be local communities that will stop you again.

Chunky Mark.

[Consumer dude]

What with the Brexit issue still in the balance and now fracking against the wishes of the people, 2017 is set to be an interesting year and there could be trouble ahead..

[tobyjugg2]

Earthquakes triggered by fracking, not just wastewater disposal, study finds

 

 

 

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/earthquakes-triggered-by-fracking/

[Tawnyowl]

Yorkshire news on Fracking.

Kirby Misperton fracking challenge all set for High Court

Campaigners claimed they are “fired up” and ready to challenge the practice of hydraulic drilling for shale gas ahead of a High Court bid to overturn the approval of fracking in the North Yorkshire village of Kirby Misperton.

 

Read more at:

http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/fracking/kirby-misperton-fracking-challenge-all-set-for-high-court-1-8246980

 

Frackula: Bats bring new twist to Yorkshire fracking row

THE DISCOVERY of bats at a fracking site could prove a key issue as campaign groups prepare to challenge

North Yorkshire County Council’s decision to allow shale gas extraction.

http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/14906921.Frackula__Bats_bring_new_twist_to_Yorkshire_fracking_row/

 

Lancashire.

Sure i saw some Great Crested Newts knocking about last time i went down Preston New Road.Lancashire.

As for bats they are always around chasing the rare moths in the area.

In fact everywhere you go round there there are rare creatures,large and small.

You can hardly move for fear of treading on them.

 

Local resident seeks Judicial Review

Mr. Julian Burton has formally made a statutory challenge to the Secretary of State for Local Government and Communities

(Sajid Javid) regarding his decisions concerning fracking at Roseacre Wood.

 

Mr. Burton, who is being represented by Cornerstones Barristers, had previously submitted a letter before action giving his

grounds for challenge but the Secretary of State has now responded and has made it very clear that he intends to defend his position. Papers have now been lodged at court

and are being sent to the Secretary of State and all other interested parties.

http://stopfyldefracking.org.uk/category/latest-news/

 

Losses mount at Cuadrilla as it counts the cost of fracking delays

Britain’s leading shale gas explorer Cuadrilla Resources has reported widened losses of almost $18m (£15m) for 2015 as it counts the costs of another year waiting to get fracking approval.

 

The energy company has spent almost three years seeking permission to frack in Lancashire and hopes to finally start drilling next year after getting the green light for one of its sites earlier this month.

Currently it has no oil and gas production, so virtually no income.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/10/29/losses-mount-at-cuadrilla-as-it-counts-the-cost-of-fracking-dela/

 

Strange how pressure ages people,presidents,bosses all come and go.

Come in so youthful and fired up,then go out grey and worn out.

I feel next year 2017 more aging will be taking place.

As investors realise as a sign i saw that read,Investors will lose millions.

Far better to put your money in the Post Office.At least you will not lose it.

Will it be local people that will stop the fracking in their local communities.

I do not know but anger has risen as Democratic decisions by local people are overuled.

As if they do not matter.A big mistake.

This post is from my observations made and reading.I am not a activist by any means.

Where they get their energy from i do not know,but i admire them.I have met a few,talked to a few and i know which side i am on.

Power to the people.

 

Now where did i read support for Fracking is so low,as low as it has ever been.

Or that support for renewables is as high as it has ever been.

Or that Tremors etc are now proved to be caused by Fracking.

Last post,one page back.

 

Better bring it forward.

Earthquakes triggered by fracking, not just wastewater disposal, study finds

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/...d-by-fracking/

Bye for now.

Tawnyowl.

[Tawnyowl]

You write a long post them the final link does not work,can you believe it.

I will put Tobyjugs link on again.As i seem to have made a mistake when copying.

 

Earthquakes triggered by fracking, not just wastewater disposal, study finds

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/earthquakes-triggered-by-fracking/

 

Some news from around the world.Keeping to the Earthquake theme.

Dozens of fracking companies sued over record-breaking Oklahoma earthquake

Residents of the small Oklahoma town of Pawnee have filed a class-action lawsuit demanding 27 fracking companies pay for the effects of a 5.8-magnitude earthquake. They claim the companies exercised “reckless disregard for public or private safety.”

https://www.rt.com/usa/367465-oklahoma-lawsuit-earthquake-fracking/

 

Alberta researchers say fracking triggered earthquakes near Fox Creek

University of Calgary study reports tremors can occur months after fracking has stopped

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-researchers-say-fracking-triggered-earthquakes-near-fox-creek-1.3855426

 

I do not know what to think of this,but Gas From Grass,who would believe this was possible.

Gas from grass: The bold plan which could end the fracking debate, and boost farming

A bold new scheme is in place which claims to be able to kill off the idea of fracking, give us a hugely-important source of sustainable energy - and boost the British farming community at the same time.

Read more at http://www.countrylife.co.uk/news/gas-from-grass-breakthrough-end-fracking-debate-136275#FfuuaZKCYqoFfbXO.99

[unclebulgaria67]

If people did not consume as much, there would not be such a problem.

 

Many of us will remember grandparents who lived in houses without central heating. They just had coal fires in the main rooms they occupied, which i know is not seen as environmentally friendly these days. But if you think of damage caused in the production of gas/electricity and then all the gas fumes etc. And during colder weather you just put on extra layers of warm clothing.

 

The problem in most older countries like the UK is that the housing stock is very inefficient at holding onto any heat. Yes people have had insulation installed, double glazing etc, but they still are nowhere near as good as the new build eco houses that are being developed. If you use the right materials and get the design right, for most parts of the country, you would hardly need any heating. The same is true for office buildings, where new designed buildings use much less energy.

[Tawnyowl]

Latest News

Local resident seeks Judicial Review.

An interesting link.

I was trying to find out the latest on Tina Rothery the fearless Protector who was taken to court for her beliefs.

Much gossip and news that Tina's Case was halted probably because tens of thousands of protectors and media would have descended on the court.But i am rushing you will have to read the link to check out this news.Make sure my facts are correct.

 

Sure i spotted Andy Burnham MP talking on the link.Or a picture.

Remembering him marching for many miles one boiling day back in 2013 defending the NHS in Manchester along with 100,000 others.

Sorry got diversified remembering days gone by.Back to Tina Rothery.

I met Tina once and will always remember Tina saying we are Protectors not Protestors.

It is here on the link along with other interesting news.

http://stopfyldefracking.org.uk/category/latest-news/

[Tawnyowl]

If people did not consume as much, there would not be such a problem.

 

Many of us will remember grandparents who lived in houses without central heating. They just had coal fires in the main rooms they occupied, which i know is not seen as environmentally friendly these days. But if you think of damage caused in the production of gas/electricity and then all the gas fumes etc. And during colder weather you just put on extra layers of warm clothing.

 

The problem in most older countries like the UK is that the housing stock is very inefficient at holding onto any heat. Yes people have had insulation installed, double glazing etc, but they still are nowhere near as good as the new build eco houses that are being developed. If you use the right materials and get the design right, for most parts of the country, you would hardly need any heating. The same is true for office buildings, where new designed buildings use much less energy.

 

Hi Unclebulgaria,true words.

You keep hitting the nail square on the head with interesting thoughts and posts.

Why i was only reading somewhere this morning how many homes are still not insulated or even have loft insulation.

Time for huge modernisation.Get the flatpacks in.

One home you will not have to pay a heating bill again.At a price you would find hard to believe.

But who would this hurt,who would it affect.The power companies and money men would hate this idea.

Profit at any cost,sod the people.

A link,somewhere on here how times could change if the will is there to do.

How can we Sort the Housing Shortage out.Many are without affordable homes.Flatpacks?

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?455572-How-can-we-Sort-the-Housing-Shortage-out.Many-are-without-affordable-homes.Flatpacks

 

Your other post a while back Unclebulgaria,i feel everyone should phone their insurance companies and say,Hey Mr insurance man,am i covered for any Fracking mishaps.If it happens of course.It is not just the Fracking,it is the movement of many things as well.For many miles through countryside.

Rushing these posts a little hope it gives a rough idea of thoughts i have every now and again.

Do not believe everything you are told someone said to me a while ago,too true,especially when money is involved.

Drain The Swamp.