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Lincolnshire CC are still taking comments on the Biscathorpe planning application, seemingly doesn't matter a jot if you live outside Lincolnshire, or if you are illiterate, or if your first name is Ruth http://lincolnshire.planning-register.co.uk/Planning/Comment?applicationNumber=PL%2F0030%2F18

Dr Emma Hoskins 32 Best St, Reservoir, Melbourne, Australia Biscathorpe Objection This land retains the imprint of historically significant human settlement and should never be opened to the possibility of polluting and dangerous extractivism. WTF

Lincolnshire CC are still taking comments on the Biscathorpe planning application, seemingly doesn't matter a jot if you live outside Lincolnshire, or if you are illiterate, or if your first name is Ruth http://lincolnshire.planning-register.co.uk/Planning/Comment?applicationNumber=PL%2F0030%2F18

Dr Emma Hoskins 32 Best St, Reservoir, Melbourne, Australia Biscathorpe Objection This land retains the imprint of historically significant human settlement and should never be opened to the possibility of polluting and dangerous extractivism. WTF

Noisy electrical pumps down hole at Lidsey, if they can be still be heard above ground. Don't understand the rationale for not operating them continuously?

First things first, it is now highly likely that APEC makes an offer for Lansdowne, but it first needs to gain the approval of the Minister of State at the Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment in Ireland and the approval of the Chinese government, for the farm-out before taking the additional 10% working-interest in Barryroe.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5824329/eco-fantastics-fracking-russia-sun-says/

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5824329/eco-fantastics-fracking-russia-sun-says/

Some balance here .. https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/opinion/yp-letters-why-this-kirby-misperton-resident-is-sick-of-the-anti-frackers-1-9002350

I see that IGas also has a diagram of their licences overlying the 2013 BGS shale areas on page 11 of their 2017 Interims presentation

Appreciate you getting back on that, just printing out page 44, and going to take a look in detail.

BOD should be back at work next Monday. I doubt there'll be any update though.

Also think it's the Cuadrilla news, but Cuadrilla are in the Bowland Shale, whereas IGas are in the Gainsborough Trough and Cleveland Basin. Is there a direct read-across to IGas?

Undrawn amounts on the loan are sufficient to fund the Company to the end of Q1 2018 and Brandon Hill Capital have confirmed their potential willingness to increase the size of the loan, should it be required, pending the ongoing farmout discussions.

Those payments in the RNS are gross payments, so Europa will receive 50% �25k on completion of seismic, �50k on drilling the first well, etc. That's really only peanuts when set against the administration costs.

An accurate sentiment expressed there. I’ve witnessed the arrogance of the elected councillors, that comes from knowing that they can ignore the advice of their professional planners, and delay this indefinitely. Every new twist of this saga outsmarts the Europa team, who can’t be bothered about the outcome. That’s the way it comes across to me. Why didn’t they attend the last planning meeting? I did.

I've no faith in Europa getting through another planning meeting without bias from the Chairman.

Draft minutes are now released.

Now watched the short video of the "approval" of the previous meeting minutes .... Tim Hall starts by saying they've had two queries, one of which was legal letter from Europa, which he hasn't had time to read. He never gets to saying anything about the other query. Not good enough is it? Anyone care to do a freedom of information request for the legal letter and the other unknown query? It does appear that the minutes were written to conform to planning procedure, but not the reality of the meeting. Realistically, the best to hope for is that the TMP is on the agenda next meeting.

Will the inspector take comments like these on board in making his decision or not? 12:15pm - A person with Aspergers Syndrome stressed how important Broughton Woods were to his mental health and wellbeing, Ms Williams said. Is there not an overwhelming case that petrochemical developments such as Wressle-1 well must be refused as there is a very real, and arguably greater issue of national security of resource of clean breathable air? It's day 3 and the proceedings are already annoying me; being not at all what I expected. I thought ithey would be conducted in a different way too! Why so much politics, when the regulatory bodies have already approved the application? Is it possible now that the inspector will accept the N Lincs Council argument that the Environment Agency cannot be trusted? I wonder if days 4, 5 and 6 are going to be more of the same?