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Secure Energy? Are the risks of new nuclear power too great?

James Kemp and Charlotte Smith (Eds), August 2007

This briefing pack has been designed to help concerned citizens make an informed contribution to the current civil nuclear power debate, specifically to the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (BERR) public consultation into the future of civil nuclear power in the UK, taking place over the summer and early autumn of 2007.

Used with Oxford Research Group's Everyone's Guide to Achieving Change: A Step-by-Step Approach to Dialogue with Decision-Makers, this briefing offers information and guidelines to a constructive way of pursuing concerns directly with those responsible for making and shaping local and national policy on the future of civil nuclear power in the UK.

For more in-depth information, please see the series of reports and factsheets published as part of ORG's Secure energy project.

Update: The first edition of this briefing mistakenly stated that the deadline for submitting to the BERR consultation is 20 October, it is in fact 10 October.