Forthcoming events
Nuclear Free Local Authorities England Seminar
'Trident replacement, Aldermaston, and nuclear convoys - the key risks'
10.30 am - 1.00 pm, Friday 5 March 2010
Long Room, Town Hall, Oxford
For more information visit the NFLA website
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Blogs
NPT Review conference: what will Britain's role be?
2010-03-04 15:36
The Mayors for Peace delegation in action at the Foreign Office
Strong language
2010-02-22 11:33It's not just campaigners and activists who feel that the recent planning application for a new Enriched Uranium Facility at the Aldermaston Atomic Weapons Establishment was handled badly by West Berkshire Council.
West Berkshire has received stinging criticism from neighbouring Reading Borough Council, which has written to West Berkshire to highlight concerns about consultation over the planning application.
Fox and Fairlie: Two contrasting meetings
2010-02-16 11:10I sat in on two very different meetings on Thursday. The first, in the morning, was the more formal of the two: a lecture by Dr Liam Fox, the Conservative Party's defence spokesperson, hosted by the Politeia think tank at their London HQ.
Project Pegasus consultation - a shame and a sham
2010-02-14 17:32
Close co-operation: Local councillors and AWE staff open a new roundabout at AWE Aldermaston in 2008.
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