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Nuclear Free Local Authorities

Councils working for a renewable, safe and peaceful future

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NFLA welcomes International Peace Day and the International Day to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons by supporting notable disarmament initiatives

Mayors for Peace

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Mayors for Peace Chapter welcomes 2020 International Peace Day initiatives and support for the International Day for the Elimination of Nuclear Weapons

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Hitachi’s likely decision to give up on Wylfa B emphasises the huge financial problems in funding UK new nuclear

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NFLA All Ireland Sustainable Energy Forum Energy Policy Webinar

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With the ‘Geiger Bay / Hinkley mud’ petition for a full Senedd debate at over 7,500 and rapidly rising, their serious concerns need to be taken seriously by Welsh politicians and environmental authorities

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NFLA Welsh Forum Webinar – Prospects for Nuclear & Energy Policy Developments in Wales

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NFLA publishes analysis of nuclear fusion arguing English Councils should decline a UKAEA offer to host an experimental reactor

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NFLA New Nuclear Monitor 62: NFLA Response to the UKAEA call for potential sites to host a nuclear fusion reactor in England

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NFLA Scotland and NGOs raise serious concerns over the decision to restart the Hunterston B Reactor 3 for six months

The Mayor of Nagasaki reading the Nagasaki Peace Declaration (source City of Nagasaki)

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NFLA Newsletter August 2020

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NFLA call on urgent MOD action to unblock the sorry delays over Dalgety Bay remediation and Rosyth submarine dismantling – Fife communities deserve better

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NFLA welcomes decisions made by Maldon and Colchester Councils in opposing the development of Bradwell B for ecological reasons

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.