Sixth report : nuclear power and the environment : presented to Parliament by command of Her Majesty, September 1976 / Chairman: Sir Brian Flowers.

  • Great Britain. Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution.
Date:
1976
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Credit: Sixth report : nuclear power and the environment : presented to Parliament by command of Her Majesty, September 1976 / Chairman: Sir Brian Flowers. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Mrs. A. Wilks. John R. A. Young, Esq, Convenor, Transport and General Workers Union. C. During the visits of the Commission to various localities, in addition to discussions with the staff of the organisations visited (listed in Appendix 4), views were put to the Commission by staff representatives and members of the local community. They were: (i) Hinkley Point Nuclear Power Stations. Members of the Local Liaison Committee. Commander M. Ingham, Taunton Deane District Council. D. J. Hunt, Esq, Chief Environmental Health Officer, Sedgemoor District Council. R. J. Organ, Esq, Chief Environmental Health Officer, West Somerset District Council. (11) Windscale (BNFL) Staff representatives : J. Howard, Esq, Chairman, Windscale Branch, Institute of Professional Civil Servants. W. Maxwell, Esq, Convenor, National Union of General and Municipal Workers. Local representatives: E. Bushby, Esq, farmer and National Farmers’ Union represen- tative. Councillor J. J. Colligan, Mayor of Copeland Borough Council. P. N. Denson, Esq, Chief Executive, Copeland Borough Council, (Member of Local Liaison Committee). Dr. J. London, General Practitioner. Superintendent Murphy, Cumbria Constabulary. Rev. A. J. Postlethwaite, Vicar of Seascale. Walter Thompson, Esq, Editor, “Whitehaven News’’.