The Nuclear Option?

[Lucy Lass-Tick]

https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/teesside-news/plans-revealed-bring-radioactive-waste-17005030?ref=BNTMedia&utm_medium=facebook&fbclid=IwAR3TlLfa5VnjCpuzEVH_NRE3VBRvJexiq9RZpirxCLjumLT8DmchEcfGGHc

[kevplumb]

they have tryed this before 

[Land Phil]

Over my dead body.


Why is everything a fight in Hartlepool, in particular the Seaton Carew side ?

With waste incinerators, landfill, biomass nuclear power, rotten ships, wind turbines, sewerage plants, stinking food plants, etc.

Combined with politicians with no balls.

Can't people look after their own filth instead of shipping it up and down the country to us ?

[Lucy Lass-Tick]

This falls within Stockton Council's fiefdom ... still worth watching, though.

[Inspector Knacker]

This falls within Stockton Council's fiefdom ... still worth watching, though.

However the prevailing wind is from the south west so we'll be in direct line for their radioactive windfall. When is this area going to move on from being happy to accept everyone else's problems ?

[Inspector Knacker]

Listening to Ben Houchen on the radio and he didn't sound happy. Apparently the applicant already has a site at Port Clarence where it stores it, when did permission for this happen?

[mk1]

Listening to Ben Houchen on the radio and he didn't sound happy. Apparently the applicant already has a site at Port Clarence where it stores it, when did permission for this happen?

I am sure that despite all the public denials  local politicians of all parties would not be too upset if it became a done-deal. As long as they avoid a direct linking  they will not protest too much.