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Visits to Aldermaston, Burghfield, Theale, Thatcham, Mortimer, and Newbury today - over 250 objections recorded to AWE planning application.
Forthcoming events
Remembrance Day Lecture
Professor Philippe Sands QC, Lecturer in International Law at University College London, will be talking about the Chilcott Inquiry and the legality of the invasion of Iraq.
Admission is free, but please register in advance with event organisers the Movement for the Abolition of War.
2.00 - 5.00 pm, Sunday 14 November 2010
Cinema, Imperial War Museum, Lambeth Road, London SE1 6HZ
latest on Peter Burt's blog
- Blair on Trident: 'There was a case either way'
- MoD attempt to pass on costs of Trident replacement
- BPIX survey shows 63% would be happy to see Trident scrapped
- Despite Cameron's cuts pledge we're still spending a million a day on new nuclear weapons.
- 5th June 2010 Nuclear Abolition Day
- Labour's legacy means it is even more imperative to include Trident in the defence review.
- Fox announces that Strategic Defence Review begins immediately. But what place Trident?
- Size is important
- Will US cost-cutting threaten the UK's Trident replacement programme?
- We're already forking out a third of a million every day to replace Trident
- Aldermaston's £500 million new uranium project - read our special briefing.
- Emergency services could not cope with Southampton nuclear submarine accident
- Nuclear submarine waste bound for AWE?
- MOD Stops Live Nuclear Work at AWE due to preasure from NII over safety risks..
- 2008 Annual Report released by NIS.
- A New Film Exposes Deadly Cargo on British Roads..
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Declaration of Human Rights event, Anniversary - an Act of Memory by Monica Ross marks the retirement of Di McDonald from NIS with a tribute analysis by contemporary art curator, Ele Carpenter
Artist Monica Ross performing *Anniversary - an Act of Memory *- the UN Declaration of Human Rights House of Commons 14th July 2009 ... more
Two stories on the safety failings at the Faslane base.
Devastating admissions about one of Britain’s most significant nuclear sites are disclosed in MoD documents released under the Freedom of Information Act...
Safety failings are "a recurring theme" at the nuclear submarine base at Faslane. The transfer of three Trafalgar class submarines to Faslane is causing public alarm on the Clyde...
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