We, the undersigned individuals and organisations, are writing to you to request legal and policy reform on the issue of the stimulation of oil and gas wells, including acid stimulation.

The climate change and other environmental concerns surrounding high volume hydraulic fracturing are well known. We share these concerns and consequently urge the Government to replace the current moratorium on such activities with an outright ban.

In addition, for the reasons outlined below, this ban should be extended to all other forms of well stimulation using acid and other techniques to enhance the productivity of onshore oil and gas wells.

Many of the acids and other chemicals used in well stimulation are potentially hazardous for the environment and human health and, while there are few UK studies examining the risks and impacts of their use, studies conducted abroad suggest that many of the risks and concerns surrounding hydraulic fracturing are the same as for acid stimulation, namely induced seismicity, air and noise pollution, groundwater contamination and industrialisation of the countryside.

Furthermore, the climate change implications are equally as problematic for all forms of well stimulation, and include the release of methane (a highly potent greenhouse gas) and the release of carbon dioxide during the consumption of the oil or gas extracted.

Despite these impacts, many of the legal and regulatory constraints that apply to high volume hydraulic fracturing, including the moratorium, do not apply to acid stimulation or are ambiguous as to whether they apply. This is because:

i) the controls introduced by s.50 of the Infrastructure Act 2015 and the 2016 Regulations governing protected areas [1] only apply to fracturing involving large volumes of fluid;

ii) the Oil and Gas Authority, responsible for managing the risks of induced seismicity in particular by requiring a hydraulic fracture plan (HFP), do not clearly define when an HFP is required and has given evidence to the Committee on Housing, Communities and Local Government that conflicts with its own guidance;

iii) the Environment Agency, which oversees the environmental permitting regime, has failed to clarify the boundaries between acid stimulation and well maintenance techniques, thereby risking acid stimulation taking place under the guise of maintenance techniques with insufficient restrictions, reporting and monitoring in place to guard against this;

iv) site inspections that are mandatory for high-volume fracturing are not required for other forms of well stimulation and the Health and Safety Executive’s  agreement with the EA for meetings and the inspection of “hydraulic fracturing” sites does not define what activities are included in this regime;

v) although the minerals section of the National Planning Policy Guidance contains a definition of hydraulic fracturing that is broader than the Infrastructure Act 2015, it lacks clarity and is still too narrow.  

These issues are detailed at length in the enclosed briefing of Brockham Oil Watch (BOW). [2]

In light of the above we call on the government to:

1. Replace the moratorium on high volume hydraulic fracturing with a ban on all well stimulation for oil and gas exploration and production.

In the interim, to:

2. Amend the definition in the Infrastructure Act 2015 to include all well stimulation treatments which may enhance the productivity of oil and gas wells by increasing the permeability of the target rock.

3. Require all regulators of the oil and gas industry to apply the above definition consistently across the regulatory regime to ensure that requirements applicable to high-volume hydraulic fracturing apply to all onshore well stimulation treatments.

4. Amend the Minerals NPPG to:

a. replace “hydraulic fracturing” with “well stimulation”, including at para.129 and amend the definition at para.129 in line with the proposed Petroleum 1998 Act definition; and

b. clarify that para.130 is only one form of well stimulation technique.

For a full list of recommendations see BOW’s enclosed briefing paper.

We look forward to receiving your response to our concerns and recommendations at the earliest opportunity.


Yours sincerely


[1] The Petroleum Licensing (Exploration and Production (Landward Areas) (Amendment) (England and Wales) Regulations 2016

[2] Available on request.

(not including those who did not give consent to publish signature)

Vivienne Westwood and Joseph Corré, TalkFracking
George Monbiot, writer, environmental and political activist
Bill McKibben, author, educator, environmentalist, and Co-founder of 350.org
Josh Fox, Director of Oscar Nominated Film Gaslands
Dr Gail Bradbrook, Extinction Rebellion, co-founer
Alistair Beaton, playwright
Susan Jameson  Actress and writer
James Bolam  Actor
Heather Ackroyd & Dan Harvey, Artists, Ackroyd & Harvey

ACADEMICS
David Smythe, Emeritus Professor of Geophysics, University of Glasgow
Stuart Haszeldine, Professor of Geology, University of Edinburgh (signing as an individual, no representing the University)
Anthony R. Ingraffea, Ph.D., P.E., Distinguished Member ASCE, Professor Emeritus, Cornell University
Dr Jeremy Leggett, former Reader in Geology at the Royal School of Mines, Imperial College (1978 -89), founder of Solarcentury
Dr Robert W. Howarth, Professor of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, Cornell University
Andrew Simms, Assistant Director, Scientists for Global Responsibility
Dr Denis Hall, Professor Emeritus of Physics, Heriot Watt Univ Edinburgh
Dr Keith Baker, Researcher in Fuel Poverty and Energy Policy, Glasgow Caledonian University, Co-founder, The Energy Poverty Research initiative
Dr Andrea Brock, Lecturer at University of Sussex, School of Global Studies
Sarah Sawyer, Professor of Philosophy, University of Sussex
Dr Dinah Rajak, Reader in anthropology and development, University of Sussex
Dr Lara Coleman, Senior Lecturer in International Relations and International Development, University of Sussex
Mrs Marianela Barrios-Aquino, University of Sussex
Professor Jan Selby, International Relations,  University of Sussex
Professor Anna Stavrianakis, Internaitonal Relations, University of Sussex
Professor James Fairhead, Environmental Anthropologist, University of Sussex
Hananh Davita Ludikhuijze, University of Sussex
Dr Frances Thomson, SOAS University of London
Professor Adrian Smith, Science Policy Research Unit, University of Sussex
Rob Byrne, Senior Lecturer, Science Policy Research Unit, University of Sussex
Dr. Caterina Mazzilli, Research Associate, School of Global Studies, University of Sussex
Dr Rachael Durrant, Research Fellow, Science Policy Research Unit, University of Sussex Business School
Paul Sparks, Dr, Senior Lecturer in Social Psychology & Health, University of Sussex,
Jonathan Harwood, Emeritus Professor of of the History of Science & Technology, University of Manchester
Dr Robin Dunford, Principal Lecturer, School of Humanities, University of Brighton
Dr Penelope Anthias, Assistant Professor in Human Geography, Durham University
Dr Mariza Dima, Lecturer in Games Design, Brunel University, London
Dr Ann Kolodziejski, Senior Lecturer in Ecology and Environmental Management, University of Bolton

NGOs
Greenpeace UK, Doug Parr, Chief Scientist and Policy Director
Brighton and Hove Friends of the Earth
Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) Lancashire, Liverpool City Region and Greater Manchester, Mrs Debbie G McConnell, chair; Dr Des Brennan
Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) Mole Valley, Max Rosenberg, chair
Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) Surrey, Andy Smith, Surrey branch director
R.N.Francis, member of Friends of the Earth in Cheshire
Swansea Greenpeace, Alison Broady
Waverley Friends of the Earth

MPS AND POLITICAL GROUPINGS
Alan Simpson, Advisor on Sustainable Economics to the Shadow Chancellor, Labour Party
Jonathan Bartley, Co-leader, Green Party
Jenny Jones, Baroness of Moulsecoomb, Green Party Peer
Caroline Lucas, Member of Parliament for Green Party Brighton Pavilion
Natalie Bennett (Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle), Green Party member of the House of Lords
Natasha Fletcher, Climate Emergency Co-ordinator, South West Surrey Constituency Labour Party
Paul Kennedy, Mole Valley District Councillor for Fetcham West, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Spokesperson for Mole Valley
Michael Farman, Green Party
Cynthia Stonall, Wirral Green Party
Jacqueline Bond, Green Party (Lambeth)
Elaine Lyons, Green Party

COUNCILLORS
Cllr Alison Teal, Sheffield City Council, Nether Edge and Sharrow, Green Party
Cllr Andrew Willgoss Blackwater Valley Green party
Cllr Andy Walker, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Bridlington South.
Cllr Claire Malcomson, District Councillor, Environment Cabinet Member for Mole Valley
Cllr Clayton Wellman, District Councillor for the Holmwoods, Surrey
Cllr Jonathan Essex, Surrey County Council & Reigate and Banstead Borough Council
Cllr Karen Gargani, Brockham Parish Council Chairman
Cllr Paul Bowers Cheshire West & Chester Council
Cllr. Jacquie Ridgway, Eckington Parish Council
Cllr. Sharon Galliford, Surrey Heath Borough Council
Cllr Paul Kennedy, District Councillor for Fetcham West
Cllr Emily Durrant, Powys County Council, Brecon
Cllr Susan Parker, Send in Guildford Borough Council and party leader of the Guildford Greenbelt Group

ANTI-FRACKING CAMPAIGN GROUPS
Brockham Oil Watch, Ada Zaffina
Weald Action Group
Frack Free United
Anglers Against Fracking, Alan Dunn
A Voice for Leith Hill
Bolsover Against Fracking, Mrs Catherine Jeffery
Brighton Action Against Fracking, Atlanta Cook
Broadford Bridge Action Group
Cheshire Against Fracking, Benjamin Dean, researcher and environmental campaigner
Chichester anti-fracking forum, John Houston
Clay Cross Against Fracking Group
Coal Aston & Dronfield Against Frackin, Bob Street, Co-Ordinator
East Kent against Fracking (EKAF), Rosie Rechter, chair; John Clandillon-Baker, secretary; Di Jones
Eckington against Fracking, Cllr. Jacquie Ridgway
FFBRA (Frack Free Balcombe Residents Association)
Frack Free Allerton Bywater and Surrounding Areas
Frack Free Arun, John Houston, founder & administrator
Frack Free Chew Valley, Helen Jackson Brown
Frack Free Dee, Drew Bellis; Barbara Gegg, M A Baker
Frack Free East Yorkshire, Jennifer Dixon
Frack Free Elton Ince and Thornton Le Moores, Barbara Gegg
Frack Free EQS (Exmoor Quantocks Sedgmoor), Kevin Ogilvie-White, chair
Frack Free Freck, Noreen Griffiths
Frack Free Greater Manchester, Allan Challenger, secretary
Frack Free Harrogate District, John Plummer, coordinator
Frack Free Isle, Andrew McLeod, founder member; Elizabeth Harvey
Frack Free Isle of Wight, Sylvia May, lead community speaker & researcher; Maryse Plisnier; Jennifer Agricola, Chris Head
Frack Free Kirby Misperton, Susan Gough; Hazel Winter
Frack Free Lancashire, Suzie Mizon
Frack Free Leeds
Frack Free Lincs, Karen Elizabeth Williams, co-chair
Frack Free Misson
Frack Free Pickering, Ms Carol Towner
Frack Free Ryedale, Sue Cuthbert; Dave Adam; Caroline Davis, co-chair
Frack free Scunthorpe, Melanie Dale
Frack Free Sherwood Forest & Edwinstowe, Pauline Meechan, co-founder
Frack Free Somerset, Andy Andrews
Frack Free Southport, Paul Bradshaw
Frack Free Stockport, Brigitte Lechner
Frack Free Upton, Colin Watson; Julie Bryant; James Cameron, planning volunteer and trustee of CPRE Cheshire
Frack Free Wakefield and District, Yvonne Sibbald, secretary
Frack Free Wigan, Leigh and Makerfield, Helen Dryden
Frack Free Yeovil, Michael Vickery
Frack Free York and Villages, Adrian Palmer
Frack Free Yorkshire, Gabrielle Naptali
Fracking Hell (UK), Johnny Linehan
Halsall Against Fracking, Maureen Mills
Harthill Against Fracking, Deborah Gibson, NHS worker; Claire Johnson; Margaret V Ward; Gary Littler
Horse Hill Protection Group, Jacqueline Taylor, James Knapp
Keep Billingshurst Frack Free, Dr Anna Currado, Dr Peter Whittick
Keep Ireland Frack Free, Charlie Williams
KKWG. Keep Kirdford and Wisborough Green, Dr Jill Sutcliffe, chair
Markwells Wood Watch, Emily Mott; Ann Stewart
Mosborough against Fracking, Christina English
Nafferton Against Fracking, Ruth Penny
No Fracking in Balcombe Society (No FiBS), Kathryn McWhirter, Helen Savage
Preston New Road, Susan Holliday, chair
Protect Dunsfold Ltd, Sarah Godwin, director
Roseacre Awareness Group, Barbara Richardson, chair
Sheffield Against Fracking, Elizabeth Kathryn Wilson, treasurer; Christina Whalley, spokesperson
West Newton Gateway to the Gasfields
West Newton Monitors, Pippa Hockey
Woodsetts against fracking, Dominique Kassimis

INTERNATIONAL ANTI-FRACKING CAMPAIGN GROUPS AND OTHER CAMPAIGNS/ORGANISATIONS
Asociación de Cultura Popular Alborada -Gallur (Spain), Ángel López
Bath People and Planet, Isabel Liseth
Beloved Earth Community - The Riverside Church, NYC, Rev. Dr. Alan Bentz-Letts, chair
Chester World Development Forum, Dr John Tacon
Dorking Trees For Life, Julian Everett
Dr Al Williams (Earth First!)
Eco Chi group, Chichester, Diana Morgan
Extinction Rebellion, Jan Lunsford; Danielle Kail; Freya Turner; Rosemary Robinson
London Mining Network
Maple Indie Media, Fargo Mccann
Plataforma Ciudadana Zaragoza sin Fractura, Juan Carlos Gracia, Board member & spokesman
Reclaim the Power
Regenerative food and farming Cornwall, Holly Whitelaw
SLO CLEAN WATER, JEAN'NE BLACKWELL, Director
Stop Ecocide, Jo khimba; Christina Petterson
Transition Norwich, Sarah Barr
Divest Stratclyde  and Glasgow Frackwatch, Isla Scott, Geraldine Clayton
Federation of Aisne League of Human Rights, Herve Courtois, treasurer
Ecountable, Jemimah Steinfeld
Climate Change Ireland

HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
Dr Barbara Kneale MBChB, MRCGP, MFOM, BAHons (Consultant in Occupational Medicine)
Dr Charlotte M Holbrook, MBChB FRCS
Dr Richard T Casson
Stephanie Gooding, CPsychol., Earthworks Ecopsychology (Chartered Counselling Psychologist)
Dr Kate Anderson, BSc, D.Phil., Dip.Ac., BFRP, MBAcC
Dr Elizabeth Agnew

ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS
Mr John Beardmore, MSc EDM (Open), B.A. Chem (Oxon), CMIOSH, CEnv, MIEMA, MEI
Huw Rowlands, Partner at REK Rowlands & Partners
Dr Tim Beecher, Energy Adviser with Brighton and Hove Energy Services Co-op
Dr Henry Adams, Ecological Consultant
Dr Huw Birch, Data Analyst and Researcher in Sustainability
Nicola Peel, Environmentalist, Solutionist and Inspirational Speaker

INDIVIDUALS
Aaron Oxley
Adrienne King
Alan Baldwin
Alan Phillips
Alison Layland
Amanda Parke
Amy Hodge
Andrew Webster
Anjie Mosher
Anne Mitchell, NEWDIGATE resident living in a Listed property and very concerned that a devasting earthquake could happen at any time.
Anne Thoday
Annie March
Anouchka Huber, WREXHAM
Ant Tomlinson
Beverley Godfrey
Bonnie Holloway BsE
Brenda Nimmo
Brian Lever
Carl Benjamin, HENFIELD
Carol Hutchinson
Carole Eyres BSc Hons, CHESTER
Caroline Ellis
Caroline Littlewood
Caterina Mansueto, LONDON
Ceri Leeder, COLWYN BAY
Chani Courtney
Chris Head, RYDE
Chris Holroyd
Chris White
Christina Pritchard
Christine Watson ARCA, CHESTER
Christopher Evans
Claire Kennard
Colin Harrison
Colin Watson
Con Cahill (Mr). Supporting FrackFree IoW
Cris Matthews
Darren hudson
Dave Hunt, LLANFAIRPWLLGWYNGYLL
David Burley
David Evans, pensioner, writer and retired academic
David Mason
David Voisey
David Wangford
Dawn Clarke
Dawn Collier
Dawn Collier
Deborah Gibson, SHEFFIELD
Deborah Killeen
Dennis Evans
Dennis May
Diana Wallace
Dr Becky Turner
Dr Kate Anderson
Dr Robert Dann
Duane Hatley
E Beagley
Eileen Carline
Elaine Webb
Elaine Webb
Eleanor Hill
Elisabeth Koelmans
Elizabeth Gent
Emma Gardener
Emma Gardener
Erika Adler
Fiona May, local resident concerned about health and environment and the possibility of earthquake
Fiona Smith, OXFORDSHIRE
Fiona Young
Garry Richardson
Geraldine Clayton, Mrs.
Geraldine Glayton, Mrs. GLASGOW
Hazel Pickering
Helen Boothman
Helen Kummer
Hilary Axelrod, MINEHEAD
Holly Foat
Ian Rhodes
Isabel Rollings
Ivan Tucker
J A Glover, BROADBOTTOM
Jacqui Hamlin
Jagwag; climate activist; Human being.
James Sherburn, TAUNTON
Jan Voisey
Jane Finney
Jane Pedersen
Jane Sheppard. Concerned Horse Hill resident
Jane Wheeler, Ms
Janet Baldwin
Janet Baldwin
Janet Jones, CHESTER
Jean P Jones.
Jennie Roberts (Mrs)
Jennifer Halliday
Jennifer perry
Jill Walton
Jo Pickard
Joan Wilson
John Carline, CHESTER
John Hunt
John Jackson, REIGATE, SURREY
John Philip Mackenzie Davison
John Turer
Jonathan Leach
Joshua Terry
Judith Lock
Judith Smith
Judy Deans
Judy Deans
Julie Watson
Kate Cameron-Daum
Kay Ball
Ken Jenkinson
Ken Jenkinson
Kirsty Etherson
Laura Hughes Ms MA
Laura Parkes, LONDON
Lesley Anne Kinney
Lesley Marshall retired
Lesley Roberts
Li Gibson
Linda Foord
Linda Thomas
Linda Weeks
Lisa Howells
Liz Beck
Liz Beck
Liz Bygrave
Louisa Mamalis
Louise Stothard (For Trees Team), BIRKENHEAD
Lucy Hill
M. Coughlan
Maggie Cullen
Marc Block, NOTTINGHAM
Margaret Adams
Margaret Cavanna
Margaret Nelmes, VENTNOR
Marie Forell, admissions manager, College for International Co-operation and Development in Hull
Marie Greene
Mark Jenkinson
Martin Moore
Matt Early
Me John Gerrard Conway
Melanie Dale
Melvyn Coxall
Meryl Jones
Michael Boothman
Michael Vickery
Miss Alison Foster, SHEFFIELD
Miss Alison Risby
Miss Annie Kirkman
Miss Caroline Brooks, Anti-Acid Stimulation Individual
Miss Charlotte Law
Miss Dawn Moore
Miss Grace Onions, concerned resident
Miss Kerrie Pimm
Miss Lily Tonkin Wells
Miss M Clayton
Miss Malgorzata Firaza
Miss Nicola Elson
Miss Rebecca Bridge
Miss Rebecca Georgeson
Mr Alan Flint
Mr Alex and Mrs Pam Henderson
Mr Cordall, CHESTER
Mr David Ilsley, Software ENgineer
Mr David Wolstenholme
Mr Geoff Ryder
Mr Giles Tayler
Mr James William North
Mr John Francis, CUCKFIELD
Mr John Wilson
Mr Jonathan Millbanks
Mr Joss Levy
Mr K M Chenery
Mr Keith Loughlin
Mr Lawrence Bubb
Mr Luis Gordon
Mr Manolis Stalford
Mr Marc Biddle
Mr Mark Robinson
Mr Mark Watford
Mr Martin D'Arcy
Mr Matthew Henry BSc HONS MSc Eng
Mr Michael Cuff
Mr N Wilson
Mr Neil Devlin, LONDON
Mr Nigel Butler
Mr P J Whyte
Mr Paul Brain
Mr Paul Clarkson, Anti-Acid Stimulation Individual
Mr Peter Ashton
Mr R P Molloy
Mr Ray Church
Mr Richard Grey
Mr Richard Wise
Mr Robert Purcell
Mr Sam Why
Mr Shannon Ribbons
Mr Stephen Payne
Mr Stephen Smyth
Mr Tom Swithinbank, DORKING
Mr Trevor Vallender
Mr William Cumming
Mr. Anthony Le Grys
Mr. David Buchan
Mr. James Parkhouse
Mrs AJ Padgett
Mrs Alison Booth, FRODSHAM
Mrs Alison Moulden
Mrs Amanda Holden
Mrs Andrea Mciver
Mrs Ann Britton
Mrs Carol Broom, retired social worker.
Mrs Cheryl Rich
Mrs Chris Jackson, Chester
Mrs Debra Welsh
Mrs Doreen Jaques
Mrs E Cathro
Mrs Eileen Loughlin
Mrs Elsje Kichenbrand
Mrs Emma O'Connell.
Mrs Fiona Collier
Mrs Fiona Miles, CHESHIRE Homeowner
Mrs Gail Leach
Mrs J helsby
Mrs Jane Sheppard
Mrs Jill Walton
Mrs Julie Bryant
Mrs K Ball
Mrs K D Smith
Mrs Karen Howard
Mrs Linda Hancock
Mrs Louise Black, NEWDIGATE
Mrs Lynn Robertson
Mrs Nicola Normandale
Mrs Rosemary Saunders
Mrs Rowena Bentley
Mrs Ruth Basden, CHESHIRE WA6 7ND
Mrs Ruth Redman, ISLE OF WIGHT. We are very concerned about the contamination of the water which we rely on and landslips on our fragile island.
Mrs Ruth Seddon PCS
Mrs Sally Anne Gordon
Mrs Teresa Ogilvie-White
Mrs Valerie Michele Wightman, SHEFFIELD
Mrs Virginia Kirk
Mrs Yvonne Dumsday
Mrs Ziba Nadimi, LONDON
Mrs. Isobel Greyling
Mrs. Marion Eaton, WESTFIELD
Mrs. Mary Ellen Foster
Mrs. Sharon Taylor
Mrs. Tina Callcut
Ms a kurmos
Ms Alex Brew, Preston New Road
Ms Alix Cockcroft, MRSB
Ms C Asuray
Ms Dina Jung, concerned Grandmother
Ms Elizabeth Shouls
Ms Francesca Heather-Hayes
Ms Gael Impiazzi
Ms Jane Marsh
Ms Joanne Ashwood
Ms Joanne Ashwood
Ms Julie Hunt, FRODSHAM
Ms Laura McEntee
Ms Linda Hurrell, individual, supporter of local, national and global groups protesting fracking, onshore oil and gas, new fossil fuel projects, and all movements to divest from and move away from existing fossil fuel projects. YORK
Ms Nicola Packer
Ms Oaktree
Ms Rosemary Robinson, activist with XR Lincolnshire
Ms S Handy
Ms Sarah Burrell
Ms Shirley J Moore
Ms Terri-Louise Burt
Ms Una-Jane Winfield, PETWORTH, W Sussex GU28 0DN
Ms. Cherionna Menzam
Ms. Christine Alderton
Ms. Jude Birch
Ms. L.oaktree
Ms. Lynne Waxman. Marsh Lane resident
Nathan Oxley
Neil Browning, Memver of the human race (who cannot eat money)
Neil McKenna, CHESTER
Nick Clarke, LONDON
Nicola Everill, concerned citizen
Nicole Finnerty
Nikki greenford
Olive Macdonald
Pam Lucas
Patricia Greaves
Patrick O'Kane
Patrick Thompson
Paul Bricusse (gravely concerned individual)
Paul Rowland
Penelope Steel
Peter Burgin
Peter Burgin
Peter Mitchell, NEWDIGATE resident living in a Listed Property and very concerned that a devastating earthquake could happen at any time.
Rachel Dinnell
Rachel Parkinson
Rachel Pittaway
Richard Hannington
Richard Shilton. Resident ot Ince CHESHIRE where drilling is proposed
Ro Lavender
Rob Wainwright, MA Law Student, University of Law
Roberta Black environmentalist
Robin Thorp. Local resident, NEWDIGATE
Roger Weeks, CLAPTON-IN-GORDANO
Rosemary Killen
Rosemary Snelgar, London
S Robinson
Sabine Atkinson
Sally Wrenwood
Samantha Briggs
Samantha Cranswick
Sandra Rudd
Sara Callen
Sarah Baylis
Sean Hellett
Shaun Collier
Sheila Eigley
Sheila Williamson
Sheila Windsor
Shelley Clayton, Global Water protector movement
Simon Bowens, LEEDS
Simon Tutton, ISLE OF WIGHT
Siobhan Fanning
Sophia Freer Rosa, LEICESTER
Stephanie Mullen, SHEFFIELD
Stephanie Pride
Stephen Duckworth
Stephen Webb
Stephen White , Mr
Steve Black
Steve Whittemore
Sue and John Tribe
Susan Kondakor
Sylvia Bubb
Tamzin Whelan
Ted Kral, supporting Brockham Oil Watch
Tracy Lund
Tracy Scarborough
Trevor J Jones.
Victoria Brooks
Walter Dolce
Yvonne McDermott