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− | *Lord [[John Birt]] – Until he resigned as Blair's "Blue Skies" advisor in December 2005, Birt was said to have the close ear of the Prime Minister. He was also pro-nuclear. His influence is now on the wane as he has left Downing Street to join [[Terra Firma]], the private equity firm founded by City financier [[Guy Hands]].
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− | * [[Yvette Cooper]] - wife of [[Ed Balls]] - whose father is [[Tony Cooper]] - chair of the [[Nuclear Industry Association]] until Dec 2004 and now 'represents the interests of west cumbria' on the NDA
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− | *[[Philip Dewhurst]]
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− | *[[Ian Fells]] – discredited government advisor
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− | * [[John Hutton]] - Work and Pensions Secretary - Nuclear champion. MP for Barrow-in-Furness where Trident submarines were built
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− | * [[Bernard Ingham]]
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− | * [[Lord Jenkin]] who is very pro nuclear
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− | *[[Sir David King]] - The government's chief scientist
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− | *[[James Lovelock]]
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− | *[[Geoffrey Norris]] – special advisor to [[Tony Blair]]
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− | * [[Jamie Reed]] - the former [[BNFL]] press officer who replaced “nuclear Jackâ€? Cunningham as the MP for Copeland.
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− | *[[Brian Wilson]] - ex-Energy Ministe
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− | Maybes:
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− | *[[Grace McGlynn]]
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− | *[[Greg Butler]] - both ex-BNFL (Butler still gets £80,000 a year from BNFL) who are on IDM - and who have both done technical papers for NNC for CORWM.
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− | *[[Bob Church]] - until recently [[AMEC]] now [[BNFL]]
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− | * [[Lord Sainsbury]]
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− | * [[Jack Cunningham]]
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− | ==The media==
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− | *[[Simon Jenkins]] – Guardian Columnist
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− | *[[Jason Nisse]] journalist with the IOS - on the board of [[Nirex]]........and declared in favour of nuclear dumping
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− | ==Organisations==
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− | *[[British Nuclear Energy Society]],
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− | * [[The Committee for Radioactive Waste Management]] (CoRWM) has appointed [[Luther Pendragon]] to help it reassure people that nuclear waste is being dealt with (D. Bloch (2005) Luther Pendragon Takes On Nuclear Waste Brief, PR Week, 12 August, p8).
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− | *[[Department of Trade and Industry]]
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− | *[[Energy Industries Club]]
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− | *[[Energy Institute]]
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− | * [[The Institution of Civil Engineers]]
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− | *[[Nirex]] has hired [[Promise PR]] and [[Good Relations]]
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− | *[[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]]
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− | *[[Nuclear Industry Association]] - The chair of the NIA is BNFL group corporate affairs director [[Philip Dewhurst]].
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− | *[[Royal Institute of International Affairs]]
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− | * [[The Royal Academy of Engineering]]
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− | *[[Royal Society ]]
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− | *[[Supporters of Nuclear Energy]]
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− | *[[United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority]] has hired [[Grayling Political Strategy]]
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− | * [[World Nuclear Association]]
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− | ==Companies==
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− | *[[AMEC]]
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− | * [[Areva]]
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− | *[[British Nuclear Fuels Limited]] and its US subsidiary:
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− | *[[British Energy]] has appointed [[Craig Stevenson]], formerly [[Monsanto]]'s top UK spin doctor, as head of government affairs. Also hired [[Financial Dynamics]]
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− | * [[EDF]]
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− | * [[Electricite de France]]
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− | * [[Eon]]
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− | * [[RWE]]
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− | * [[Westinghouse]]
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− | ==PR and Lobbying firms==
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− | *[[Financial Dynamics]]
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− | *[[Good Relations]]
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− | *[[Grayling Political Strategy]]
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− | *[[Luther Pendragon]]
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− | *[[Promise PR]]
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− | ==Web Companies==
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− | * [[Sticky New Media]] - Web Design Company working for both the [[Nuclear Industry Association]] and XXXX
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− | ==Unions==
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− | * [[GMB]]
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− | * [[Prospect]]
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− | ==The city==
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− | * [[Rothschild]]
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