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David Mundell is the pro-nuclear Conservative MP for for Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale, whose constituency includes the Chapelcross nuclear plant. | David Mundell is the pro-nuclear Conservative MP for for Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale, whose constituency includes the Chapelcross nuclear plant. | ||
| − | Mundell is a long-standing advocate for a new nuclear power station at Chapelcross to replace the one currrently being decommissioned. In November 2004, | + | Mundell is a long-standing advocate for a new nuclear power station at Chapelcross to replace the one currrently being decommissioned. In November 2004, whilst still an MSP, Mundell secured a "members’ business debate" in the Scottish Parliament on Chapelcross, to which Chapelcrosss shop steward, John Rogerson from the [[TGWU]] attended. Rogerson highlighted the help of Mundell and Scottish MSP [[Elaine Murray]] in asssiting the Chapelcross campaign. |
According to Rogeron during the debate, Mundell said he "welcomed" the campaign by the [[nUKlear21]] workers’ group "because I believe that it can make the idea of a new nuclear power station in Chapelcross a reality.� [http://www.nuklear21.com/content.php?pageID=8&ArticleID=15] | According to Rogeron during the debate, Mundell said he "welcomed" the campaign by the [[nUKlear21]] workers’ group "because I believe that it can make the idea of a new nuclear power station in Chapelcross a reality.� [http://www.nuklear21.com/content.php?pageID=8&ArticleID=15] | ||
| − | Just over a year later, Mundell "welcomed Chapelcross nuclear campaigner John Rogerson" to Westminster to lobby MPs over nuclear. Said Mundell: "I hope that as this review gets under way Scottish Labour have not ruled anything out when it comes to its energy policy. I also hope they will conclude that a new generation of nuclear power stations is the best way to ensure Scotland has an energy supply fit for the 21st century." [http://www.davidmundell.com/news_detail.asp?newsID=50] | + | Just over a year later, having become an MP in London, Mundell "welcomed Chapelcross nuclear campaigner John Rogerson" to Westminster to lobby MPs over nuclear. Said Mundell: "I hope that as this review gets under way Scottish Labour have not ruled anything out when it comes to its energy policy. I also hope they will conclude that a new generation of nuclear power stations is the best way to ensure Scotland has an energy supply fit for the 21st century." [http://www.davidmundell.com/news_detail.asp?newsID=50] |
When the energy review was officially launched at the end of January, Mundell "welcomed" the review "as another opportunity to make the case for a new nuclear power station at Chapelcross." | When the energy review was officially launched at the end of January, Mundell "welcomed" the review "as another opportunity to make the case for a new nuclear power station at Chapelcross." | ||
[http://www.davidmundell.com/news_detail.asp?newsID=52] | [http://www.davidmundell.com/news_detail.asp?newsID=52] | ||
Revision as of 14:55, 26 January 2006
David Mundell is the pro-nuclear Conservative MP for for Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale, whose constituency includes the Chapelcross nuclear plant.
Mundell is a long-standing advocate for a new nuclear power station at Chapelcross to replace the one currrently being decommissioned. In November 2004, whilst still an MSP, Mundell secured a "members’ business debate" in the Scottish Parliament on Chapelcross, to which Chapelcrosss shop steward, John Rogerson from the TGWU attended. Rogerson highlighted the help of Mundell and Scottish MSP Elaine Murray in asssiting the Chapelcross campaign.
According to Rogeron during the debate, Mundell said he "welcomed" the campaign by the nUKlear21 workers’ group "because I believe that it can make the idea of a new nuclear power station in Chapelcross a reality.� [1]
Just over a year later, having become an MP in London, Mundell "welcomed Chapelcross nuclear campaigner John Rogerson" to Westminster to lobby MPs over nuclear. Said Mundell: "I hope that as this review gets under way Scottish Labour have not ruled anything out when it comes to its energy policy. I also hope they will conclude that a new generation of nuclear power stations is the best way to ensure Scotland has an energy supply fit for the 21st century." [2]
When the energy review was officially launched at the end of January, Mundell "welcomed" the review "as another opportunity to make the case for a new nuclear power station at Chapelcross." [3]
