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- February GRIP Community Update (66kb pdf file)
There is great concern and anxiety in the community regarding non-disclosure of information surrounding Gloucester Resources Limiteds (GRL) actions and its long term intentions. - GRIP Newsletter April 2009 (104kb pdf file)
Monthly Newsletter from GRIP - GRIP Newsletter August 2009 (63kb pdf file)
Monthly Newsletter from GRIP - GRIP Newsletter February 2010 (160kb pdf file)
Monthly newsletter from GRIP - GRIP Newsletter June 2009 (336kb pdf file)
Monthly Newsletter from GRIP - GRIP Newsletter May 2009 (535kb pdf file)
Monthly Newsletter from GRIP - GRIP Newsletter November 2009 (261kb pdf file)
Monthly Newsletter from GRIP - GRIP Newsletter November 2009 Update (146kb pdf file)
Monthly Newsletter from GRIP - GRIP Press Release - Gloucester Under Siege (296kb pdf file)
Beautiful Gloucester under siege by rapacious mining interests. - GRIP Press Release - Petition Tabled in NSW Parliament (111kb pdf file)
George Souris stands with Gloucester residents to stop coal exploration licenses and any future coal mining around the town - GRIP Press Release - Rally a huge success (449kb pdf file)
On Monday 9th February more than 850 people gathered in the Gloucester Recreation Centre to express concern about coal exploration on Gloucesters doorstep. This was one of the largest community gatherings Gloucester has ever seen. The crowd unanimously endorsed Gloucester Councils position that three coal exploration licences held by Gloucester Resources Limited (GRL) not be renewed so that no coal mining can ever occur in those areas. - Grip Newsletter October 2009 (236kb pdf file)
Monthly Newsletter from GRIP - Invitation to Rally on February 9 (119kb pdf file)
Invitation to this important rally to allow the community to express its concern.
- February GRIP Community Update (66kb pdf file)
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- ADJOURNMENT Paterson Electorate: Coal Exploration (32kb pdf file)
Mr BALDWIN (Paterson) (7:49 PM) - I rise today to speak of a matter which is of grave concern to thousands of constituents in the Paterson electorate: three coal exploration licences held by Gloucester Resources Ltd. The Gloucester community and the local council are vehemently seeking that these licences not be renewed. - Charter of the Gloucester Exploration Project Community Consultative Committee (2.69MB pdf file)
Gloucester Resources Limited holds coal Exploration Licence Nos 6523, 6524 and 6563 (EL6523, EL6524 and EL6563) over the Gloucester exploration area, south and south west of Gloucester. The exploration areas embrace an area of about 112 square kilometres. The Gloucester Exploration Project Community Consultative Committee is established under the auspice of the designated authority, NSW Department of Primary Industries, Mineral Resources. - Diagram of EL 6523 (347kb pdf file)
Diagram of Exploration Licence No. 6523. - Diagram of EL 6524 (197kb pdf file)
Diagram of Exploration Licence No. 6524. - Diagram of EL 6563 (574kb pdf file)
Diagram of Exploration Licence No. 6563. - EDO Workshop Flyer (894kb pdf file)
Learn about mining approvals, leases, access agreements, landholder rights, restrictions, development consent, Part 3A. - EL 6523 Renewal (754kb pdf file)
Instrument of Renewal of Exploration Licence 6523 Held by Gloucester Resources Limited - EL 6524 Renewal (757kb pdf file)
Instrument of Renewal of Exploration Licence 6524 Held by Gloucester Resources Limited. - EL 6563 Renewal (763kb pdf file)
Instrument of Renewal of Exploration Licence 6563 Held by Gloucester Resources Limited. - GRIP Application Form (44kb pdf file)
To apply to become a member of GRIP download and print this form and send to the address indicated. - Lung Cancer Mortality Is Elevated in Coal Mining Areas of Appalachia (112kb pdf file)
Abstract: Previous research has documented increased lung cancer incidence and mortality in Appalachia. The current study tests whether residence in coal mining areas of Appalachia is a contributing factor. - WVU Study Links Chronic Illness to Coal-Mining Pollution (335kb pdf file)
Pollution from coal mining may have a negative impact on public health in mining communities, according to data analyzed in a West Virginia University research study.
- ADJOURNMENT Paterson Electorate: Coal Exploration (32kb pdf file)
- Publicity
- Stringfonia - a musical celebration of Gloucester (111kb pdf file)
An evening of violin, viola and cello, presented by Stringfonia (directed by Juen VanHand). These dedicated musicians (over 30 members) come from many local areas. Some from as far as Port Macquarie, Forster, Taree and of course Gloucester.
- Stringfonia - a musical celebration of Gloucester (111kb pdf file)
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