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• International Futures Forum
  ...taking seriously [[Margaret Mead]]&#39;s conviction that a small group of individuals can change the world&#39;<ref>'Project Prospectus' December, 2000, p. 5. [h ...], (Accessed 4 March 2005)</ref> and on health provision for &#39;deprived individuals and communities in Fife&#39; (IFF Entreprise in Falkirk)<ref>[http://www.in
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• Philip Thomas
  ...rsity in 2000, Thomas had 25 years' experience working in the chemical and nuclear industries, including working for the [[UKAEA]]. <ref>[http://www.city.ac.u ...that promotes the interchange of information between universities and the nuclear industry in the UK.
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• Tony Gilland
  ===Debating Matters: Nuclear Power (2011)=== ...ukushima, the downplaying of previous nuclear accidents and description of nuclear as a low-risk technology:
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• International Policy Network
  IPN works with a network of individuals and organizations around the world who share its beliefs. The IEA and the E Its website states, "IPN is supported entirely by charitable donations from individuals, foundations and businesses. It receives no money from any government or po
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• International Foundation for the Conservation of Natural Resources
  ...s to 'apply the techniques of brand marketing/traditional public relations spin to counter the allegations of animal rights and environmental advocacy are ...activist groups. They hold the reins of a litany of organizations... Their spin-off groups and coalitions are as legion as the targets they attack and prov
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• Patrick Moore
  ...Moore has worked for the farmed salmon industry, the logging industry, the nuclear and biotechnology industries among others. ...er.<ref>See Greenpeeace, 2010. [http://www.greenpeace.org/usa/en/campaigns/nuclear/patric-moore-background-inform/ Patrick Moore Background Information], acc
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• David Sainsbury
  ==Says Nuclear is Renewable Energy== Seen as a key nuclear proponent within Government.<ref>''The Guardian'' (2005) "Energy Review: Wh
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• Science Media Centre
  ...2 Jun 2002, acc 14 Feb 2013</ref> and of employing 'some of the clumsiest spin techniques of New Labour'.<ref>Alan Rusbridger, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/ ...ou want to hear about the risks of nuclear power, say, just ask your local nuclear engineer (see Nature 471, 549; 2011) — sits happily with the prevalent et
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• The Clandestine Caucus
  among individuals and institutions that historically have no contact with U.S. diplomatic mis ...used to place articles under the by-line of well known writers.'(74) Among individuals who received IRD material were Percy Cudlipp of the Co-operative Movement,
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• Bernard Ingham
  ==Links to the nuclear industry== ...as quoted as saying 'for 25 years I have earned a crust trying to preserve nuclear power". <ref>''PR Week'', 16 September 1993. (add html link if available)</
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• Nuclear spin
  ...s the companies, people and organisations behind the campaign to build new nuclear power stations in the UK and worldwide. ...energy, and the tactics that they use to persuade the public we need more nuclear power.[[File:HinkleyC z CCSA.jpg‎|525px|left|thumb|Hinkley Point C in Som
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• Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
  ...up in 2005 by the Government to oversee the enormous legacy of Britain’s nuclear waste. ...BNFL). The decommissioning business was taken on by the newly established Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) and the remaining businesses were sold off
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• James Lovelock
  ...ly gains column inches in the national press in his role as an advocate of nuclear power, and more recently, fracking. ...se of the Gaia hypothesis - even though he is a long-standing supporter of nuclear power. He is also regularly described as "independent" because he is not fo
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• Ian Fells
  ...s a paid consultant to the nuclear industry, who has been consistently pro-nuclear. He is the principle consultant to [[Fells Associates]] and also a fellow a ==Views on Nuclear Energy==
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• Finsbury
  ...e-with-city-spin-doctors Blair the Younger does work experience with City spin doctors] ''Private Eye'', February 6, 2006, Issue 1150</ref> ===Wealthy individuals===
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• Geoffrey Norris
  ...er government adviser who was seen as one of the most crucial advocates of nuclear power, with an ear to former UK Prime Minister [[Tony Blair]]. He was Blair ==Pro-nuclear==
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• David King
  ...of-hope.asp Sir David King warns against "conspiracy of hope" ahead of RSC nuclear debate], RSC press release, dated 04 March 2013 </ref> == From sceptic to proponent of nuclear power ==
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• Jamie Reed
  ...r 2016, Reed stepped down as an MP to take a job working at the Sellafield nuclear power plant. <ref> Peter Dominiczak and Laura Hughes, [http://www.telegraph ...afield plant so it is hardly surprising that its MPs are the strongest pro-nuclear proponents there are.
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• Jack Cunningham
  ==="Nuclear Jack"=== [[Image:jack2.jpg|120px|right|thumb]] ''"Nuclear Jack"''
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• Gregg Butler
  ...ss_releases/11-22-05_nuclear.htm ''Energy Experts Have Their Say in the UK Nuclear Debate'',] Press Release, November 22, 2005.</ref> ...included the [[Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM)]], the [[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]] (NDA), [[BNFL]], the [[European Union]], the UK
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• John Birt
  ...undated, accessed February 2006.</ref><ref>Marie Woolf and Andrew Grice, "Nuclear power? Yes please, says Blair", ''The Independent'', April 23, 2005, unavai ==Links to nuclear industry==
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• Brian Wilson
  ...1987. <ref>[http://www.niauk.org/energychoices/brian_bio.htm Biography on Nuclear Industry Association website], undated, accessed February 2006. ...ustry. <ref>[http://www.niauk.org/energychoices/brian_bio.htm Biography on Nuclear Industry Association website], undated, accessed February 2006.</ref>
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• Philip Dewhurst
  ...]'s Group Corporate Affairs Director from April 2001 and Chairman of the [[Nuclear Industry Association]] for two years (Dec 2004 until Dec 2006), and a board ...ng BNFL, Philip was UK Chief Executive of [[Shandwick]] International.<ref>Nuclear Industry Association, [http://www.niauk.org/about/bio_philipdewhurst.htm we
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• Jack McConnell
  ...lip Schlesinger, David Miller and Will Dinan ''Open Scotland, Journalists, Spin Doctors and Lobbyists'', Edinburgh: Polygon 2001.</ref> ...otland, but it is widely predicted that if Blair gives the green light for nuclear, Scotland's Labour party will follow suit.
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• Tony Cooper
  ...[[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]] (NDA) and a former chairman of the [[Nuclear Industry Association]] (NIA). ...rades Union Council]]. He was also Chairman of the [[Trade Unions for Safe Nuclear Energy]].
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• General Electric
  ==Nuclear activities== ....bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000102&sid=a6B03nugUN7w&refer=uk U.K. Needs Nuclear Power to Meet Demand, GE Says], 29 September, 2004.</ref>
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• John Home Robertson
  ...at Westminster and then at Holyrood. His constituency included the Torness nuclear power station near Dunbar. From 1997-1999 he was the Parlimentary Private Secretary to the pro-nuclear Dr [[Jack Cunningham]] MP.
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• Elaine Murray
  ==Pro-nuclear== Murray's constituency includes the [[Chapelcross]] nuclear plant that is now being decommissioned.
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• David Mundell
  ...ire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale, whose constituency includes the Chapelcross nuclear plant. ==Pro-nuclear supporter==
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• Lisa Woolhouse
  ...df Westinghouse]</ref> [[BNFL]] and the [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Nuclear Energy]]. <ref>Woolhouse on [http://www.niauk.org/industrylink/June_2003.pd ...t nuclear;" a view the industry obviously wants people to hear. <ref>See [[Nuclear Industry Association]]'s [http://www.niauk.org/energychoices2003/LisaWoolho
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• Tom Foulkes
  ...t should not do so ... Besides reducing CO2 emissions, a new generation of nuclear power stations could enhance security of energy supply".<ref> [http://www.t ...- listed as a member in 2008, and as an attendee at meetings in 2011 <ref> Nuclear Development Forum, 27 October 2011, 12noon – 2pm, List of Attendees </ref
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• John Hutton
  ==The pro-nuclear revolving door == ...nt that brought nuclear back onto the agenda". <ref> Vincent de Rivaz, New Nuclear at Hinkley Point C - A Gathering Momentum, Opening Address to the Third EDF
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• Bill Coley
  ...be ready to exploit any pro-nuclear decision. Coley said he believed that nuclear technology is "crucially important to the standard of living and economic d ...l with [[EDF Energy]] in 2009. <ref> World Nuclear News, [http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/IT_Bill_Coley_steps_down_during_integration_3007091.html Bill Cole
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• Terry Wynn
  ==Pro-Nuclear Activities== ===Chair of Pro-Nuclear Forum at the EU===
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• John Robertson (politician)
  ==Pro-nuclear== Robertson has been chair of the [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Nuclear Energy]] since 2005,
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• Malcolm Wicks
  [[Image:Wicks_pic.jpg|right|thumb|Malcolm Wicks MP at the Nuclear Industry Association stand, 2005 Labour Conference]] ==How neutral on nuclear?==
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• Dieter Helm
  ...ers to be close to [[Geoffrey Norris]], former PM [[Tony Blair]]'s key pro-nuclear advisor. ...d protect the struggling nuclear industry". In the article, Helm said that nuclear power should be treated like renewable energy and supported by government r
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• David Miliband
  ==His appointment cleared way for nuclear== ...s appointment was “widely seen as clearing one obstacle to building more nuclear plants”, as the BBC put it.
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• Rolf Linkohr
  ...ssioner Andris Peibalgs, for two years at the same time as directing a pro-nuclear, commercial lobbying consultancy, the [[Centre for European Energy Strategy He also maintained that: "I am not a lobbyist, or a nuclear lobbyist. I have no ability for that. I have however an opinion. And I stan
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• Paavo Lipponen
  == Anti-Nuclear Activists are Fundamentalists == ...://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/speeches/2002/2002-11-07-bolkestein_en.htm Nuclear Energy Needed More Than Ever], Speech to the Institute of Economic Affairs,
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• Piia-Noora Kauppi
  [[Piia-Noora Kauppi]] (born 07 January 1975, Oulu) is a former pro-nuclear Finnish MEP from the [[National Coalition Party]] (20.07.1999-31.12.2008).< ...ories of a written Declaration that advocated raising the profile of using Nuclear Energy in the debate on Climate Change. It stated:
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• Tony Blair: Nuclear views
  ...in its manifesto that 'we see no economic case for the building of any new nuclear power stations.' <ref>Nicholas Schoon (1997) "Election '97: Local Governmen ...in the run up to the 2001 election. 'We have absolutely no plans to expand nuclear power,' Blair said during the election campaign. <ref>''UK Environment News
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• Joan MacNaughton
  “The information you requested relating to meetings, during 2005 concerning nuclear power in the UK, between Geoffrey Norris, Tony Blair's special adviser on i ==MacNaughton leaves as “too pro-nuclear”==
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• PricewaterhouseCoopers
  ...ying UK taxes". The firms, it said, went on to "advise multinationals and individuals on how to exploit loopholes around legislation they had helped to write". ==Corporate spin==
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• Steven Emerson
  ...dia."<ref>Peter Beaumont, Paul Beaver, Anwar Iqbal, 'Pakistan's plan for a nuclear hit Scientist defects with list of Indian targets', ''The Observer'', 28 Ju ===Individuals===
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• Giles Chichester
  ...on training facilities with accommodation and hospitality as guest of Paks Nuclear Power Company. ...venia with the European Energy Forum. Visited Izola Solar Plant and Krisko Nuclear Power Plant. Hospitality and accommodation as guest of national utilities a
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• Paddy Tipping
  ==Pro-nuclear activities== In November 2008 at a Labour Party conference fringe meeting organised by [[Nuclear Dialogue]], Tipping called for ministers 'to press ahead with the building
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• Bruno Comby
  ...greenhouse gas concentrations and argues that concerns about the safety of nuclear waste are overstated. ...ine in the Third World." <ref>World Nuclear Association, [http://www.world-nuclear.org/sym/2001/combybio.htm Bruno Comby], undated, accessed December 2007.</r
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• Nuclear Spin format
  [[Category:Nuclear Spin]] [[Category:Civil nuclear industry]]
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• Sense About Science
  ...>[http://www.gmwatch.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=6108:spin-lies-and-flawed-science--daily-mail-on-the-bma- Frankenstein food? You'll b ...>[http://www.gmwatch.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=6108:spin-lies-and-flawed-science--daily-mail-on-the-bma- Frankenstein food? You'll b
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• Paul Golby
  ...earch Partnership]] and the [[Nuclear Development Forum]] making him a key nuclear energy lobbyist and beneficiary. ''The Times'' estimated his earnings to be ...y|Golby, Paul]][[Category:Nuclear Spin|Golby, Paul]][[Category:Pro-nuclear individuals|Golby, Paul]]
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• Civitas and the Media
  ...national moral decline only serves to shore up their energetic defence of nuclear family values. Professionally produced policy documents regularly land on t ::How then does the Mail spin getting it so completely and utterly wrong? Why, by implying that the figur
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• NuclearSpin news archive
  ...dent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/civil-servants-lived-the-high-life-courtesy-of-nuclear-lobby-789185.html?r=RSS ''The Independent''], 24 February 2008 * [http://www.guardian.co.uk/nuclear/article/0,,1820515,00.html ''The Guardian''], July 17, 2006.
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• Lobbying regulation - chronology 2010-2019
  ...l never get away with that. Data protection is intended to protect private individuals or the personal details of public figures."<ref name="Prince of Wales"/> .../jun/03/mps-links-lobbyists-spin 'New MPs' links to lobbyists worries anti-spin group'], ''The Guardian'', 3 June 2010.</ref>
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• David Morris MP
  ==Pro-nuclear activities== On 19 April 2012 Morris hosted an event in Parliament 'to promote nuclear power to MP’s, Peers and other Parliamentarians'.
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• Nuclear spin briefings archive
  ...h analysis pieces on key issues surrounding the debate around building new nuclear power plants in the UK. To access just click on the title (pdf downloads). * [http://www.powerbase.info/images/2/20/Nuclear_Costs_and_Finances.pdf '''Nuclear Costs and Finances''']
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• Peter Haslam
  ...ter Haslam''' is Public Policy Adviser at the UK's trade lobby group the [[Nuclear Industry Association]] (NIA). ..., including spells as private secretary to two Government Ministers. <ref> Nuclear Industry Association, [http://www.niauk.org/Peter-Haslam-Public-Policy-Advi
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• Michael Fallon
  ==Nuclear activities== ===Regular nuclear meetings===
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• Martin O'Neill
  The Labour peer '''Martin O'Neill''' is the former chairman of the [[Nuclear Industry Association]]. ...tors. He will also chair a debate convened by the agency on 14 July on the nuclear comms challenge'. <ref> LORD O'NEILL JOINS MEDIA STRATEGY, ''PR Week'', Jul
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• Ian Liddell-Grainger
  :His constituency includes the [[Hinkley Point nuclear power station]]. With the Bristol Channel on his doorstep, he also has exte *[[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Nuclear Energy]] - Chairman
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• Damian Collins
  ==Pro-nuclear views== ...He explained that in his constituency, which includes the [[Dungeness B]] nuclear power station operated and owned by [[EDF Energy]]:
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• Vincent de Rivaz
  In July 2011, four months after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, de Rivaz made a speech to the [[Energy Industries Club]] in which ...energy.com/media-centre/press-news/Nuclear_New_Build_2011_05_07_11_(2).pdf NUCLEAR NEW BUILD 2011 - The road to Final Investment Decisions], EDF, 5 July 2011<
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• Tim Stone
  ...rtment of Energy and Climate Change]] and expert chair of the [[Office for Nuclear Development]] from January 2007 until March 2013. He has been a non-executive director at [[Horizon Nuclear Power]] since October 2014.
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• Ad Hoc Nuclear Research and Development Advisory Board
  ...Response to the House of Lords Science and Technology Select Committee: “Nuclear Research and Development Capabilities”], undated </ref> ...ategy which explains government policy to facilitate market uptake so that nuclear energy can play an increasingly significant role in the UK up to 2050 and b
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• Michael Connarty
  ==Pro-nuclear views== ...clear industry and was secretary of the [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Nuclear Energy]].
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• Urenco
  ...y, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States. It supplies nuclear power stations in about 15 countries, and in 2011 had a 29 per share of the ...ricity supply going. You cannot have relied for 25pc of your generation on nuclear for 60 years and all of a sudden expect to be able to forgo that". <ref nam
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• Rory O'Neill
  ...egic adviser to [[Fluor]], [[Westinghouse]] and most recently [[GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy|GE/Hitachi]]. <ref name="Sellafield"> [http://www.sellafieldsites.co ...nd sensitive issues and sectors. His focus has been primarily in the civil nuclear, energy and engineering sectors where he has also devised and delivered com
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• Neil Hyatt
  ...'''Neil Hyatt''' is chair in Radioactive Waste Management and Professor of Nuclear Materials Chemistry at The [[University of Sheffield]]. ==Pro-new nuclear views==
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• Andrew Sherry
  ...the [[University of Manchester]] and a member of the Government's [[Ad Hoc Nuclear Research and Development Advisory Board]]. *[[Ad Hoc Nuclear Research and Development Advisory Board]] member (2012-current)
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• Gareth Wynn
  '''Gareth Wynn''' is the head of communications for [[EDF Energy]]'s Nuclear New Build project. ...refront of plans to build the first power stations in decades, including a nuclear plant at [[Hinkley Point]] in Somerset and, in the longer term, at [[Sizewe
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• John Beddington
  ...in helping the UK government devise its response to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in 2011 through his role as chair of the [[National Security Counc ==Pro-nuclear activities==
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• Robin Grimes
  ...(FCO). He is a nuclear engineer and a former Director of the [[Centre for Nuclear Engineering]] at Imperial College. ...ology Centre for Nuclear Engineering]] and the Imperial College Centre for Nuclear Engineering.
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• John Robertson (Nuclear consultant)
  '''John Robertson''' is a freelance nuclear safety consultant, currently working for [[BAE Systems]] since 2007 in Derb ...ison with [[MoD]]’s Naval Reactor Plant Authorisee and their Independent Nuclear Safety Assessor to facilitate acceptance of safety case submissions in a ti
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• John McNamara
  ...2013 </ref> He was previously head of media and public relations at the [[Nuclear Industry Association]] <ref> Gavin Stamp, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-pol ...tributed regularly to BBC Radio and national newspapers before joining the nuclear industry to work for British Energy.
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• Hergen Haye
  '''Hergen Haye''' has been the Head of New Nuclear & Strategy at the UK's [[Department of Energy and Climate Change]] (DECC) s ....org/index.php/programme/conference/102-hergen-haye Hergen Haye], European Nuclear Assembly conference speakers, undated, acc 8 October 2013 </ref>
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• Mark Higson
  ...}'''Mark Higson''' was chief executive of the UK government's [[Office for Nuclear Development]] at the [[Department of Energy and Climate Change]] from Octob ...ices on the 'UK energy market, economic regulation, government relations, nuclear power and waste management'. <Ref> [https://www.linkedin.com/pub/mark-higs
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• Robert Davies
  '''Robert Davies''' is the chief executive of the nuclear company [[AREVA UK]]. ...zero to £89M) industrial and client JVs/Alliances, bid director for major nuclear reactor new build projects (£10Bn+). <ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/rob
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• Kirsty Alexander
  ...''Kirsty Gogan Alexander''' is head of communications at the civil trade [[Nuclear Industry Association]] (NIA). ...the [[Department for Energy and Climate Change]] (DECC) working on 'Civil nuclear security and emergency planning' issues from April 2011.
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• Bill McCarthy (Nuclear scientist)
  '''Bill McCarthy''' works on nuclear safety issues at the [[Department of Energy and Climate Change]] (DECC). ...acilities.<ref> [http://nicongress.org/bill-mccarthy.html Bill McCarthy ], Nuclear Institute Congress 2013 Speakers Biography, 21-22 October 2013, acc 30 Octo
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• John Perkins
  ==Pro-nuclear activities and views== ...ynote presentation at the The Nuclear Institute Congress 2013: Shaping our nuclear future, 21-22 October 2013 | Manchester Central
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• David MacKay
  ==Pro-nuclear activities and views== ...out of a total of 610 tWh, a level he noted is “comparable to France.” Nuclear today provides about 18 percent of the UK’s electricity.
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• Iain Gray
  ...ur Party Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for East Lothian. Torness nuclear power station, which has operated since 1988, is based in his constituency. ==Pro-nuclear activities==
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• Iain Gray (Nuclear inspector)
  '''Iain Gray''' is an Inspector at [[Office for Nuclear Regulation]] based in Oxford in the United Kingdom. [[Category:Nuclear Spin]]
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• NuclearTV
  NuclearTV is 'an independent digital media provider for all nuclear stakeholders'. <ref> [ http://www.nucleartv.co.uk/nucleartv/video/show/15#s ...lated information from lectures, seminars, events....from all areas of the nuclear industry.
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• Adrian Freer
  ...or Nuclear Regulation]] (ONR) (previously known as Div. 5 Office for Civil Nuclear Security). He is based in Perth in the UK. ...2011. He was previously Assistant Director Civil Nuclear Security at the [[Nuclear Directorate]] and an independent consultant at private security firms [[Con
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• Nuclear academics open letter to Sunday Telegraph April 2013
  ...for the UK Government to move forward on its plans for a new generation of nuclear plants. They expressed concern that negotiations over [[Hinkley Point C]] w ===The Government should not delay on its nuclear power plans===
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• John Jenkins
  '''John Jenkins''' was appointed Chief Executive of the [[Office for Nuclear Regulation]] (ONR) from 1 June 2013,<ref>[http://news.hse.gov.uk/onr/2013/0 [[Category:Nuclear Spin]]
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• Sophie Barr
  ...''' is a [[Pinsent Masons]] employee, who was seconded to the [[Office for Nuclear Development]] at the [[DECC]] from March 2012 until March 2013. Her role wa [[Category:Nuclear Spin]]
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• Test19Nov
  This site is designed to help you see through the spin. [[File:HinkleyC z CCSA.jpg‎|525px|left|thumb|Hinkley Point C in Somerset ...base.info/index.php/Category:Individuals_linked_to_the_push_for_nuclear '''Individuals''']
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