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THIS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5th, WE WILL BE HOLDING A SOLIDARITY PROTEST OUTSIDE THE JAPANESE EMBASSY IN LONDON, FOLLOWED BY A SHORT PROTEST OUTSIDE THE OFFICES OF TEPCO, THE OPERATOR OF THE FUKUSHIMA 1 NUCLEAR POWER PLANT.
9am-12:50pm (PLEASE NOTE NEW LATER FINISH TIME), Embassy of Japan, 101-104 Piccadilly W1. (Nearest tube Green Park. Walk west from there in the direction of Hyde Park Corner.)
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Following the success of two recent mass actions at Hinkley Point nuclear power station in Somerset, the Stop New Nuclear alliance is now planning a third mass action, on the site earmarked for the Hinkley C mega power station.
In March 2012, around 1000 people took part in a 24-hour blockade of the entrance to EDF’s nuclear power station in Somerset. This was one of the largest and longest blockades of a nuclear power plant in the history of the British anti-nuclear movement.
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Following the success of two recent mass actions at Hinkley Point nuclear power station in Somerset, the Stop New Nuclear alliance is now planning a third mass action, on the site earmarked for the Hinkley C mega power station.
In March 2012, around 1000 people took part in a 24-hour blockade of the entrance to EDF’s nuclear power station in Somerset. This was one of the largest and longest blockades of a nuclear power plant in the history of the British anti-nuclear movement.
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Please make sure your voice is heard against EDF’s plans for the first new nuclear power station in Britain for more than 20 years!
No Nuclear Waste Dump At Hinkley C
March and Rally
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Following the success of two recent mass actions at Hinkley Point nuclear power station in Somerset, the Stop New Nuclear alliance is now planning a third mass action, on the site earmarked for the Hinkley C mega power station.
In March 2012, around 1000 people took part in a 24-hour blockade of the entrance to EDF’s nuclear power station in Somerset. This was one of the largest and longest blockades of a nuclear power plant in the history of the British anti-nuclear movement.
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Following the success of two recent mass actions at Hinkley Point nuclear power station in Somerset, the Stop New Nuclear alliance is now planning a third mass action, on the site earmarked for the Hinkley C mega power station.
In March 2012, around 1000 people took part in a 24-hour blockade of the entrance to EDF’s nuclear power station in Somerset. This was one of the largest and longest blockades of a nuclear power plant in the history of the British anti-nuclear movement.
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A demo in solidarity with the Reclaim Hinkley mass action will be held outside the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), 3 Whitehall Place, London, SW1A 2AW, on Monday 8th October 2012, from 12noon to 2pm.
More info about the Reclaim Hinkley action: http://stopnewnuclear.org.uk Contact: kicknuclear [at] kicknuclear.org
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Following the success of two recent mass actions at Hinkley Point nuclear power station in Somerset, the Stop New Nuclear alliance is now planning a third mass action, on the site earmarked for the Hinkley C mega power station.
In March 2012, around 1000 people took part in a 24-hour blockade of the entrance to EDF’s nuclear power station in Somerset. This was one of the largest and longest blockades of a nuclear power plant in the history of the British anti-nuclear movement.
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Source: https://mariannewildart.wordpress.com/2012/10/02/what-do-we-wantno-nuke-dump
What Do We Want? NO NUKE DUMP When Do We Want it? NOW
SAY NO TO NUKILLER DUMP NOW! 11th Oct 2012
The three Councils will be holding their meetings on the same day at the same time, meeting separately to ensure independent decisions!! Cumbria’s Cabinet looked likely to say NO which would have brought the nasty juggernaught to a standstill.
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Reading, in Berkshire, is barely ten miles from the major nuclear licensed site at the Atomic Weapons Establishment Aldermaston. Just how safe are we?
Join international nuclear safety consultant John Large for an evening of discussion on nuclear emergency planning arrangements for the Atomic Weapons Establishment and the lessons we should be learning from the Fukushima nuclear crisis.
Wednesday 31 October, 7-9 pm, RISC Centre, 35-39 London Street, Reading, RG1 4PS.
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