Our first meeting of the year will be on Wednesday 7th January in Hoylake.
The plan is for our communities to unite in a peaceful protest to show we do not agree with this controversial industry moving into the UK.
Text the number on the poster below to get an alert when the rigs arrives.
Hundreds of people turned out last night to an anti-fracking rally outside Liverpool Town Hall, where a petition of over 4400 names was presented to the council. Here’s some of the photos from the Rally. 
On Monday 14th July we held a demonstration outside of Wallasey Town Hall during the Wirral Borough Council meeting. Residents showed up from across the Wirral to support the campaign for frack free future.
A petition of 1,417 local resident signatures was presented to the council asking for a motion to stop all forms of Unconventional Gas Extraction in the area. At the meeting the notice of motion was referred to the Council’s scrutiny committee.
The event managed to attract some media attention, with reporters from the Liverpool Echo, The Wirral Globe and BBC North West all there to find out about our cause.
Here are links to the media coverage of the event:
and here’s some photos:
The area granted to Cluff Natural Resources by the Coal Authority for Underground Coal Gasification in the Dee Estuary and covering Hilbre Island
On Monday 14th July, at 6pm, the councillors of Wirral Borough Council are having a meeting where there is a motion on the agenda to address the use of fracking, UCG and CBM in the area.
Please come along and help us show that the public feel strongly about this.
The address is: Wallasey Town Hall, Brighton Street, Wallasey, CH44 8ED and we are meeting at 5.30pm.
This short film has been produced to help spread awareness of the risks of Underground Coal Gasification, Coal Bed Methane Extraction and Fracking on the Wirral.
On Tuesday 17th June 2014 we held a public awareness meeting to inform the Wirral community about the dangers of Fracking, Underground Coal Gasification and Coal Bed Methane Extraction in the area.
Representatives from Frack Off: The Extreme Energy Action Network were there to show us the growing body of evidence against fracking and extreme energy extraction including the threats to our health, the environment and our wildlife.
Over 200 concerned Wirral residents came to the meeting to discuss and debate.
On Saturday April 19th a number of Merseyside bands got together to help raise awareness of Fracking to our region.
The gig was organised by Wirral band The Sundowners with Zutons guitarist Paul Molloy. It featured sets from the Viper Kings with guests Dave McCabe (Zutons) and James Skelly (Coral), Ian Skelly and the Serpent Power, We Are Catchers, Sundowners (acoustic) Edgar Summertyme and Marvin Powell.
Read about it in the Liverpool Echo
