Green MEP to headline Warnham debate on fracking tonight

By The Newsroom
Published 18th Oct 2013, 16:00 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 06:41 BST
MEP Keith Taylor (right) getting parents to sign a petition to lower the speed limit to 20mph, outside Haddenham Jnr SchoolMEP Keith Taylor (right) getting parents to sign a petition to lower the speed limit to 20mph, outside Haddenham Jnr School
MEP Keith Taylor (right) getting parents to sign a petition to lower the speed limit to 20mph, outside Haddenham Jnr School
Members of the public are invited to join Green MEP Keith Taylor and others to debate the potential risks fracking poses to the environment at a meeting in Warnham Village Hall tonight(Friday October 18).

Mid Sussex, Crawley and Horsham Green Party have promoted this meeting - to start at 7.30pm - and invited residents and candidates in the Warnham and Rusper West Sussex County Council by-election.

Balcombe in Mid Sussex has been the focus for campaigners protesting against hydraulic fracturing, a process where water and chemicals are pumped underground at high pressure to split apart porous shale rock to release oil or gas.

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