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The fracking threat: public meeting in Bicester

6 January 2014 by kate Leave a Comment

A large expanse of north Oxfordshire has been identified as a possible site for fracking (drilling for shale gas). It won’t be long before companies begin applying for licences to drill in this part of Oxfordshire.

There will be a public meeting about the fracking threat on Friday, jointly organised by Oxon Against Fracking and Banbury & Cherwell Green Party. It will be chaired by Green MEP Keith Taylor.

The meeting will include a couple of short films about fracking, information about Keith’s personal experience of witnessing what it’s like to live near a fracking site and details of the areas in Oxfordshire where fracking could take place. There will also be a question and answer session.

Date & Time: Friday 10th January 2014, 7.30pm

Venue: Bicester Methodist Church, Bell Lane, Bicester (Sheep Street end)

This event is not organised by WDM.

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