2002 STRATEGY PLAN
FOR THE ATOMIC WEAPONS ESTABLISHMENT (AWE) ALDERMASTON
Notice of Proposed Development (NoPD)
Aldermaston latest news
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Current Legal Issues Affecting AWE Aldermaston – June 2003
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Britain boosts nuclear bomb research
- 09:30 24 May 2003
- Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition
- Rob Edwards
Hundreds of extra scientists are being sought to work on Britain¹s nuclear bomb programme. Their job will be to maintain Britain¹s Trident warheads, to help ensure that new weapons can be designed in the future and to conduct joint research with the US.
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MAY 2003 UPDATE
2002 STRATEGY PLAN
FOR THE ATOMIC WEAPONS ESTABLISHMENT (AWE) ALDERMASTONStrategy Plan & Tritium Evaporator Notices
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Pangbourne pipeline closure (2005)
At the AWE public consultation last year, the Environment Agency required AWE to close the Pangbourne pipeline by 2005.
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APRIL 2003 UPDATE
2002 STRATEGY PLAN
FOR THE ATOMIC WEAPONS ESTABLISHMENT (AWE) ALDERMASTONNew 25 year Contract
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MARCH 2003 UPDATE
2002 STRATEGY PLAN
FOR THE ATOMIC WEAPONS ESTABLISHMENT (AWE) ALDERMASTONTHE NEXT 50 YEARS
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JANUARY 2003 UPDATE
JANUARY 2003 UPDATE
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Judical Review of Radiological Discharges from AWE Aldermaston and Burghfield
In January 2002, a three day hearing took place in the high court of justice on the judicial review of the Environment Agency's Discharge Authorisation 2000 for AWE, brought by Emanuala Marchiori and NAG. Di assisted both the legal team and the appellants in preparation of the case and during this and subsequent court hearings. Press releases were issued at each stage of the legal process through the NIS office explaining the issues.
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Hansard on AWE Aldermaston safety
Mr. Rendel: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence if he will list the criteria against which the applications for the new contract to run AWE Aldermaston were assessed. [113668]