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The Case Against UK Trident: A Naval Officer’s Perspective

By Cdr Rob Forsyth RN (ret’d)
Date: 2 July 2018

Hunter Killer Nuclear Submarine

Guest Blog by Cdr Rob Forsyth RN (ret’d). First published in Warship International Fleet Review July 2018 edition. Copyright © Robert S. Forsyth, 2018

Financial risks on Trident successor – a Conspiracy of Concealment

By Jag Patel
Date: 15 August 2017

Computer generated image of the Dreadnought Submarine - © Crown Copyright 2013

Defence procurement problems which are likely to affect the Dreadnought programme

AWE’s radioactive waste plan is sixteen years overdue, but is it realistic?

By David Cullen
Date: 21 April 2017

Graphs showing current, future & total categories of waste at AWE, taken from the UK radioactive waste inventory

What are the prospects for progress on AWE's Higher Activity Waste problem?

Video - Remembering West Dean

By Nuclear Information Service
Date: 9 January 2017

A video telling the story of one of the case studies in our new report

“We're hijacking this submarine. Take us to Cuba.”

By Nuclear Information Service
Date: 29 December 2016

HMS Repulse

The astonishing story of how three peace campers broke into one of Britain's nuclear armed submarines.

NIS pays tribute to John Ainslie

By Nuclear Information Service
Date: 27 October 2016

UN General Assembly to vote on nuclear ban negotiations

By David Cullen
Date: 16 September 2016

A majority of countries have voted to endorse a report to the UN General Assembly that recommends beginning negotiations on a treaty to ban nuclear weapons.

Parliamentary Vote on Trident: 18 July 2016

By Nuclear Information Service
Date: 19 July 2016

Who voted for what.

After Trident: what future for Britain's nuclear weapons factory?

By Jonathon Porritt
Date: 18 July 2016

Jonathon Porritt

It's time to plan a new future for the laboratory which builds the UK's nuclear weapons, writes NIS Patron Jonathon Porritt.

NIS Response to Labour's Defence Review

By Nuclear Information Service
Date: 29 April 2016

Nuclear Information Service has submitted a response to the Labour Party's defence policy review.

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The Case Against UK Trident: A Naval Officer’s Perspective
2 July 2018 Cdr Rob Forsyth RN (ret’d)

Guest Blog by Cdr Rob Forsyth RN (ret’d). First published in Warship International Fleet Review July 2018 edition. Copyright © Robert S. Forsyth, 2018

Financial risks on Trident successor – a Conspiracy of Concealment
15 August 2017 Jag Patel

Defence procurement problems which are likely to affect the Dreadnought programme

AWE’s radioactive waste plan is sixteen years overdue, but is it realistic?
21 April 2017 David Cullen

What are the prospects for progress on AWE's Higher Activity Waste problem?