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Nuclear Free Local Authorities

Councils working for a renewable, safe and peaceful future

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Trident submarine

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NFLA Newsletter May 2020

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NFLA argue EDF’s application for Sizewell C is untimely, loaded with financial and environmental risk and renewable alternatives are better

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NFLA Policy Briefing 202: Summary of key points and actions from the NFLA Steering Committee telephone conference, 1st May 2020

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NFLA submits views on Bradwell B – the development is not required as cheaper and cleaner renewable energy alternatives power forward

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NFLA New Nuclear Monitor 61: NFLA Response to the CGN / EDF Bradwell B First Stage Consultation

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NFLA support joint calls for an increased international healthcare and green stimulus over military spending as a response to the Covid-19 pandemic

Mayors for Peace

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Mayors for Peace Briefing 28: Covid-19 global lockdown issue and Mayors for Peace activity

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NFLA welcome the opening of the film ‘The Atom – a Love Affair’ as a way of having an open debate on the nuclear issue

The Ferret

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Torness nuclear reactors predicted to start cracking in 2022

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NFLA concerned that the Torness nuclear plant is given the go-ahead to operate for another decade despite safety reservations

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NFLA Policy Briefing 201: NFLA Scotland Policy Briefing Progress Report

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NFLA publishes analysis of the impact of Covid-19 on the nuclear sector and the climate crisis – could its aftermath be a welcome ‘green’ stimulus?

About NFLA

Nuclear Free Local Authorities tackle in practical ways, and within their powers, the problems posed by civil and military nuclear hazards. As the local government voice on nuclear issues, the NFLA are keen to encourage local authorities to adopt nuclear free policies and support renewable energy initiatives. Councils are encouraged to join our network.