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 <description><div class='nav_infoheader'><div class='navinfoblockidL'><div class='nuclear_sites_iblock'></div></div><div class='navinfoblockidR'><div class='nuclear_sites_iblock'></div></div></div><div class='nav_infoinnercontent'>As a public service, NIS monitors and reports on non-sensitive developments at and about British nuclear weapons production related sites.
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NIS publishes material relating to the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) Aldermaston and Burghfield sites, located in the southern English County of West Berkshire. Since the 1950s, AWE is where the design, production, assembly, maintenance, disassembly and decommissioning of nuclear weapons takes place. Between 2004 and 2015, building developments are underway to enable a new generation of warheads to be researched and designed without underground nuclear testing. See monthly NIS Updates on the new developments at AWE.
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Other nuclear weapons related sites include the Clyde facilties at RNAD Coulport and the Naval Base Faslane; RRMPOL Derby and DML Devonport. All these sites creat nuclear discharges and waste.
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		 <title>1400 objectors, 0 supporters: West Berkshire Council grants planning permission to AWE</title>
		 <link>http://nuclearinfo.org/view/nuclear_sites/a2047</link>
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Despite receiving over 1400 letters of objection, West Berkshire Council has decided to grant planning permission to the Atomic Weapons Establishment for a new Enriched Uranium Facility 
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		 <title>Romans Warn On The Dangers Of Pegasus</title>
		 <link>http://nuclearinfo.org/view/nuclear_sites/a2046</link>
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Romans with a message from the past visited West Berkshire Council offices yesterday (3/2/10) to voice their opposition to the AWE Pegasus Development. Concerned by the legacy of radioactive waste that would be the projects 'gift' to future generations the visitors asked council planners to compare the Roman legacy to that which the AWE project would bequest. <br />
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		 <title>61% say no to Pegasus development!</title>
		 <link>http://nuclearinfo.org/view/nuclear_sites/a2042</link>
		 <description><![CDATA[A street survey conducted by local environmental groups shows that a large majority of local people think that the proposed new Enriched Uranium Facility at the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) Aldermaston should not be built.  Over 60% of those who were surveyed believed that the facility should not be built, with just 13% supporting the development.
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		 <title>Council accused of ‘sneaking through’ nuclear plans during Christmas rush</title>
		 <link>http://nuclearinfo.org/view/nuclear_sites/a2040</link>
		 <description><![CDATA[West Berkshire Council is allowing just three weeks for consultation on the controversial planning application for a new enriched uranium facility at AWE Aldermaston.
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		 <title>AWE Aldermaston's £500 million new uranium project unnecessary and unaffordable</title>
		 <link>http://nuclearinfo.org/view/nuclear_sites/a2038</link>
		 <description><![CDATA[NIS considers the proposed new enriched uranium facility at AWE Aldermaston - for which a planning application has now been submitted to West Berkshire Council - to be unnecessary and unaffordable
and a potential obstacle to progress at forthcoming arms control talks.  Download our special briefing about AWE's enriched uranium facility and read previously unreleased Ministry of Defence investment appraisal documents for the project.
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		 <title>New AWE Emergency Plan highlights chilling consequences of a nuclear accident</title>
		 <link>http://nuclearinfo.org/view/nuclear_sites/a2035</link>
		 <description><![CDATA[Download NIS's special briefing on West Berkshire Council's new emergency plan for the Atomic Weapons Establishment and read about the full consequences of a major accident at one of Berkshire's nuclear weapons factories.
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		 <title>New AWE Emergency Plan highlights chilling consequences of a nuclear accident</title>
		 <link>http://nuclearinfo.org/view/nuclear_sites/a2035</link>
		 <description><![CDATA[Download NIS's special briefing on West Berkshire Council's new emergency plan for the Atomic Weapons Establishment and read about the full consequences of a major accident at one of Berkshire's nuclear weapons factories.
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