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NAG objects to AWE's 'Hydrus' planning application
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NAG has submitted an objection to the 'Project Hydrus' planning application at the Atomic Weapons Establishment. The application is expected to be determined by West Berkshire Council on 29th September 2010.
NAG submits comments on development near AWE to Boundary Hall inquiry
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NAG has written to the Planning Inspector who will be conducting the Boundary Hall public inquiry to give our views on development in the vicinity of Atomic Weapons Establishment sites. Public safety must come first, according to NAG, and the Inspector should turn down the application for a proposed housing development close to the AWE Aldermaston perimeter fence on the Boundary Hall site. To read more about our views and find out how you can submit your views to the inquiry please click on the link above.
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Latest update from NAG including news of planning issues around AWE, Radioactive Waste and notes from Dr Ian Fairlie's talk.
NAG meeting: February 2010: New Studies on the Impact of Low Level Radiation
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Our special guest at our spring 2010 meeting was Dr Ian Fairlie, an independent concultation on radiation and the environment. Dr Fairlie spoke about the German KiKK study into the relationship between childhood cancers and nuclear power stations, and also the risks posed by radioactive tritium. Click on the link above to find out more.
NAG objects to AWE's Project Pegasus planning application
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Ministry of Defence proposals to build a new Enriched Uranium Facility at the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) Aldermaston could pose potential hazards to the public from a radioactive fire or a critical release of radiation – but NAG considers that not enough information about the development has been provided to enable these risks to be properly evaluated.
NAG AGM - 29th October 2009: The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons
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The guest speaker at NAG's 2009 Annual General Meeting was Frank Boulton, Chair of Medact - a global charity which speaks out for countless people across the globe whose health, wellbeing and access to proper health care are severely compromised by the effects of war, poverty and environmental damage.
Safety and flood fears raise concerns over Burghfield nuclear plans
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Ministry of Defence proposals to build a new nuclear weapons factory just outside Reading highlight concerns about the safety of the population around nuclear sites and would breach government guidelines on development in flood risk zones, according to NAG.
West Berkshire Council decided in early March to grant planning permission to the Ministry of Defence for construction of a new ‘main process facility’ at the Atomic Weapons Establishment in Berkshire, despite fierce local opposition to the proposal.
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| NAG Meeting 7.00pm Tuesday 16th December (please be early if possible) Hot fruit punch & mince pies & a brief AGM before our speakers at 7.30pm Speakers:
Flood risk and other climate change risks for AWE will be on the Agenda and how the NII interfaces with the MoD on safety. |