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Consultants left in no doubt of fracking opposition Posted: 9:05 am May 8, 2021 SHARE THE consultancy company appointed by the Department of Economy Minister Diane Dodds MLA to research the viability of fracking, has been left in no doubt of the local Council’s fierce opposition. During a special meeting of the Regeneration and Development, representatives of Hatch Regeneris heard a united voice from the chamber. Independent Councillor Emmet McAleer said, “ If anyone’s in any doubt of the local impacts or perceptions of fracking, they obviously haven’t been paying much attent...

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DUP abstains from Council motion opposing fracking LOCAL DUP councillors have abstained from a motion which sought clarification as to why a consultancy firm hired by the Minister for Economy Diane Dodds, has not given priority consideration to environment and public health in its research. The motion, which was tabled by the SDLP’s John Coyle at the April Fermanagh and Omagh District Council meeting was supported by all in the chamber except the DUP grouping which abstained.  To read more on this story see this week’s Fermanagh Herald. Can’t get to the shop to collect your copy? No pr...

By Tanya Fowles, Local Democracy Reporter John Coyle, SDLP The consultancy company appointed by the Department of Economy Minister Diane Dodds MLA to research the viability of fracking, has been left in no doubt of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council’s fierce opposition. During a special meeting of the Regeneration and Development, representatives of Hatch Regeneris heard a united voice from the chamber. It was the second meeting with the consultants, which was called because the first, held in February, was behind closed doors....

Feds: Man charged with threatening Amazon was radicalized April 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A Texas man who was charged for threatening to blow up an Amazon data center in Virginia was apolitical until he lost his job and had plenty of time to research nefarious political conspiracies, federal authorities said. Seth Aaron Pendley, 28, was ordered to be held without bond on Wednesday by a federal magistrate judge in Fort Worth. He was charged April 9 with attempting to destroy a building with an explosive. Pendley’s detention hearing Wednesday provided new insigh...