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| − | + | Jamieson (Jamie) Reed MP was appointed MP for the Copeland Constituency in 2005, after the retirement of the vehemently pro-Nuclear Jack Cunningham. Copeland is the local constituency for the controversial Sellafield plant. It is hardly surprising that Reed is vehemently pro-nuclear too. On election Reed said that one of his major tasks was to fight for a new generation of nuclear plants. | |
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| + | [Nuclear News, 2005, A Sellafield Press Officer was Elected Member of Parliament, July, p46. | ||
| − | + | He is also a local to the area. Born in Whitrehaven, he was educated at Whitehaven School before studying at Manchester Metropolitan University and then Leicester University where he completed an MA in Mass Communications. [http://www.copelandbc.gov.uk/main.asp?page=936] | |
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Revision as of 11:17, 6 January 2006
Jamieson (Jamie) Reed MP was appointed MP for the Copeland Constituency in 2005, after the retirement of the vehemently pro-Nuclear Jack Cunningham. Copeland is the local constituency for the controversial Sellafield plant. It is hardly surprising that Reed is vehemently pro-nuclear too. On election Reed said that one of his major tasks was to fight for a new generation of nuclear plants.
[Nuclear News, 2005, A Sellafield Press Officer was Elected Member of Parliament, July, p46.
He is also a local to the area. Born in Whitrehaven, he was educated at Whitehaven School before studying at Manchester Metropolitan University and then Leicester University where he completed an MA in Mass Communications. [1]
Copeland's Labour MP, Jamie Reed, has joined the lobbying in Whitehall over what he calls the “compelling case for nuclear�.
He says: “The evidence in support of a UK nuclear renaissance is growing week by week.� [2]
