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Notice of Annual General Meeting To be held in the Blue Lion Lewdown rear room, November 13th at 7:30pm All members welcome. Please email us if you plan to attend so we can arrange the seating. Many thanks. See you … Continue reading →

How is the UK ever going to achieve the stated target of 0% fossil when the real time meters below just how dependent we are on gas and coal? (Sorry abut the formatting – that’s outside of our control.)

It comes as no great surprise to hear this: “We find wind farms have emerging impacts that are greatly underestimated.” The bottom line is that pest populations such as rodents are booming because of wind turbines.   So, rather than benefiting … Continue reading →

Note date change (was 7/11/2018): The 2018 AGM will be held in the Blue Lion, Lewdown at 7.30pm on Wednesday, 14th November, 2018.   Agenda Welcome and apologies for absences Review Minutes of previous meeting Matters arising from Minutes of … Continue reading →

Recent research by the University of Exeter has demonstrated that bats are attracted to the red lights on wind turbines.  Extrapolated, they estimate that wind turbines are killing 80,000 bats each year.    

Green taxes will cost the average household almost £150 from next year, according to energy firms. Prof Helm said this was “significantly higher than it needs to be” to meet the Government’s objectives of cutting down on the use of … Continue reading →

We have been warning about this.  Now it looks like it is going to happen. Renewable energy supplies are so unreliable that you might need to pay even more on top of the subsidy you already pay to have a … Continue reading →