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Does anyone know where exactly is the planned test borehole expected to be drilled? I am struggling to find the planning application.
A lot of people are jumping on a bandwagon on this. Using the deaths of the 265 men & boys who worked below ground to feed their families is not the way to go about it.
Perhaps personalities should be kept out of it. I assume that we are all grown up and are able to debate as grown ups.
You would find it extremely difficult Monitor, to buy a house in the Wrexham area that is not in the vicinity of a coal mine already.
Planning permission has not been requested or granted for ‘fracking’
Scaremongering using the Gresford Disaster should be totally off limits.
Quoting an item on a FB group from the CEO of iGas in answer to a direct question –
“I hope that I have put your fears to rest that we will NOT at any point in the future undertake any activity that would desecrate the resting place of the 253 men and boys that tragically lost their lives”.That sounds about right. That is what really annoys me about speed bumps. The damage to your car. Those sharp ones on Rhosnesni Lane & in Gresford I hate. Boy racers aren’t bothered about their cars, easy come, easy go so it doesn’t slow them down.
If they had spent the money that they have wasted by putting traffic calming measures in place & then removing them because they realised that they had made a right mess of things we could have had the best roads in Wales.
The coal industry drilled bore holes to find coal seams in much the same way as bore holes now. I have read that drilling for coal also caused very minor earth tremors. What is the difference?
