Scottish Government Say that Coal Mine Induced Subsidence of the Sea Bed and Resuspension of Nuclear Waste is ‘Up to Cumbria County Council’

Photo by Gabriela Palai on Pexels.com The following is the reply from the Scottish Government. We asked them to make a stand against the Cumbrian coal mine on both climate and nuclear grounds. The reply is a pretty shocking abdication of responsibility to the health of Scottish citizens in preventing radiation linked diseases - but …

SHUT HUNTERSTON B NOW – PR CRAPOLA on CRACKED NUCLEAR REACTORS DOESN’T CUT IT.

PLEASE WRITE YOUR OWN MESSAGE TO EDF and The Office for Nuclear Regulation - SHUT DOWN HUNTERSTON B . Use this excellent letter by David Autumns below as inspiration for your letter objecting to the diabolic restart of this cracked reactor in Scotland. Dear EDF ONR Well played!!Congratulations on your PR Campaign surrounding the "Early …

Restarting Hunterston’s Ageing Nuclear Reactors – Ongoing Correspondence with EDF

Members of Radiation Free Lakeland, have been inspired by the example set by David Autumns to write individual letters to EDF the French electric utility company, (largely owned by the French state) asking EDF to completely scrap the restarting of their ageing nuclear reactors at Hunterston B.   There should be widespread anti-nuclear protests in the …

DO NOT START the CRACKED HUNTERSTON B NUCLEAR REACTORS

Cracks have been found on approximately 400 graphite bricks in the reactor core. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/embed/p072yj6y/47485321">https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/chernobyl-20-fears-nuclear-expert-16479884 The following is a letter from a member of Radiation Free Lakeland to EDF. Please do write your own letter asking EDF not to start the Hunterston B nuclear reactors in Scotland. You can contact EDF by various ways - write, …

Technical Note on Safety Problems at Reactors 3 and 4 at Hunterston B, Nr Ardrosson Scotland

On the 8th anniversary of the Fukushima disaster there are events taking place by campaigners in the UK and around the world to Remember Fukushima.  It seems however that lessons have not been learned by the regulators and by the nuclear industry.   The precautionary principle which should apply with solid brass bells on, to …