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The UK/Ireland Nuclear Free Local Authorities will tomorrow pass into history as the Manchester-based Secretariat will cease to function and the post of NFLA Secretary will be disestablished. But now at least there is the expectation that from out of the ashes a new phoenix will arise; for today our Scottish affiliated authorities took the … [Continue Reading]
--> NFLA Policy Briefing 335 Catalogue of NFLA publications and resources to 14 January 2026 View PDF Download
--> NFLA Policy Briefing 334 Correspondence with the Deputy First Minister over Protection for Welsh National Parks from Nuclear Development View PDF Download
--> NFLA Policy Briefing 333 NGO statement on the EBRD Green Economy Transition 2030 Strategy which includes nuclear energy View PDF Download
Aloha! The UK/Ireland Nuclear Free Local Authorities were delighted to hear that the Nuclear Energy Working Group in its recent report for the Hawaiʻi State Energy Office has recommended to legislators that nuclear should not be pursued as an energy option for the beautiful Pacific island state. Lynda Williams, a physicist and environment activist based … [Continue Reading]
--> NFLA Policy Briefing 332 The French Resistance at Bure: the campaign to oppose a nuclear waste dump. View PDF Download
--> NFLA Policy Briefing 331 Rushing to Deregulation – the report of the Nuclear Regulatory Taskforce View PDF Download
--> Mayors for Peace Briefing 63 Newsletter to UK/Ireland Mayors for Peace Chapter Members, December 2025 View PDF Download
Stop Hinkley recently posted a lovely festive photograph of local campaigners lined up with their 2017 turkey once more taken out of cold storage. This annual ritual has something in common with the President of the United States pardoning the Thanksgiving turkey, for in both cases no-one gets the bird. And, for the eighth-year, activists … [Continue Reading]
In commercial transactions, prospective purchasers are often urged to exercise caution before signing on the dotted line with a Latin phrase, ‘caveat emptor’ or ‘let the buyer beware’. The UK/Ireland Nuclear Free Local Authorities would like to warn future purchasers of government savings products to be wary that they might be investing in nuclear projects. … [Continue Reading]
