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  1. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    Why we resist Sellafield and all that it brings (opens the original)

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    Many thanks to WISE (World Information Service on Energy) for publishing our article in Nuclear Monitor 26 SEPTEMBER 2026Why we resist Sellafield and all that it bringsNuclear Monitor #941Article by A Quiet Resistance and Radiation Free LakelandTicking Boxes“For extra te

  2. Issue · Sep 24, 2026

    Today Armageddon, sorry Agamemnon the 6th Astute class Submarine leaves Barrow for Faslane (opens the original)

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  3. Issue · Sep 22, 2026

    Red List! (opens the original)

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  4. Issue · Sep 17, 2026

    Throw back Thursday - Greenpeace and Nuclear (opens the original)

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    This week the local News and Star has a ‘Nostalgia” article about Greenpeace’s activism against nuclear. It is beyond a shame that Greenpeace’s nuclear activism is a matter of nostalgia now and has been for some time most especially here in the UK. Shortly after Tony Blair became prime minister both Greenpeace and FoE effectively stopped active campaigning on nuclear in the UK - it was for both NGOs "no longer a campaign priority." This can’t have been a coincidence? The result of Greenpeace’s a

  5. Issue · Sep 16, 2026

    Great British Nuclear (Dump) Eye Up the Port of Workington for the Failed Japanese Monju Reactor’s Sodium Coolant - what’s not to like? (opens the original)

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    Local and national media have failed to offer the Cumbrian public any genuine insight into what is involved in this plan for a nuclear waste and chemical plant less than 1km from local primary schools. The local MP Josh MacAlister is positively fizzing about bringing Japanese nuclear waste to Cumbria, as is Cumberland Council who are enthusiastic partners in the plan. What do Cumberland Councillors (which includes Green Councillors) think of this plan? Have they questioned Cumberland Council bei

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