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Paul Blomfield, Labour's Parliamentary Candidate for Sheffield Central, today welcomed the announcement by the Labour Government of a new £80m loan to Sheffield Forgemasters. The loan will enable a 15,000 tonne forging press to be built at Forgemasters which will allow the Sheffield firm to build parts for the next generation of nuclear power stations in the UK. The new forge will creat...
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submitted by LibDems on 16th Apr 2009 (via libdems.org.uk)
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Reports that the Calman Commission is looking to possibly reverse powers over energy consenting so that either the current Labour or a future Conservative UK Government can build nuclear power stations in Scotland against a Scottish Parliamentary majority is definitely irking many this morning, not least of which the First Minister. Only the Tories and Labour support nuclear power in Scotland. Eve...
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A row is raging over Scottish ministers vetoing the Government's plans for a new generation of nuclear power stations.
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The biggest looming decision for Britain's new coalition government is whether the UK should invest in a new generation of nuclear power stations
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Today is the closing date for nuclear power companies to submit their bids for proposed sites of new nuclear power stations. And today the Green Party publishes its submission to the government's consultation on the justification for nuclear new-build. The Green Party's submission argues that nuclear power has no role to play in stopping climate change - or in helping tackle the current ...
submitted by GreenParty on 31st Mar 2009 (via greenparty.org.uk)
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THE head of a new climate-change body that will advise the Scottish Government has disagreed with Alex Salmond's decision not to build nuclear power stations.
submitted by Scotsman on 6th Feb 2009 (via news.scotsman.com)
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Angela Smith, Labour MP and campaigner against the withdrawal of funding to Forgemasters, has today slammed Lib Dem controlled Sheffield Council for sending out mixed messages over nuclear power, after the Lib Dem councillors backed a motion which rejected the building of a new generation of nuclear power stations in the UK. This was in the same week that Nick Clegg, their leader said funding migh...
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Back in September when he announced the UK’s nuclear ‘renaissance’, Gordon Brown’s government insisted it would create 100,000 new jobs. ‘Building a new generation of nuclear power stations will create thousands of jobs in manufacturing in the UK,’ said Derek Simpson, the joint leader of Unite. Thanks to French nuclear company AREVA, however, we’re now get...
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