Category Archives: Archived TASC Press Releases & Letters

Regulators or enablers?

Pete Wilkinson

The Environment Agency (EA) claims to protect and improve the environment, Pete Wilkinson rightly disagrees.

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Energy Minister, Andrew Bowie, visits Suffolk but refuses to meet Together Against Sizewell C

Minister Andrew Bowie arrived in Suffolk on a whistle stop tour to meet local MPs, EDF Sizewell C Co, Stop Sizewell C, local opposition to …

It’s just the start

EDF CONTINUES ITS PROGRAMME OF ECO-VANDALISM

TASC calls on SoS for Defra, Therese Coffey, to intervene

Despite an EDF statement on 18^th January, claiming that, “[Its] Advance [preparatory] works [for Sizewell C] …

Letter to the East Anglian Daily Times in response to Sizewell C’s sponsored AD in paper.

27 January 2023

To the Editor, East Anglian Daily Times

Dr Stephen Mannings, in his touching defence of Sizewell C (EADT, Is …

Erosion in front of SZC Site 01.23

Press Release – no embargo

17th January 2023

TASC to tell the nuclear regulator that startling evidence of recent coastal erosion at Sizewell should rule out Sizewell C nuclear site licence. 

Photographs …

TASC Press Release 29/11/22

SHAPPS FOLLOWS JOHNSON AND KWARTENG’S EXAMPLE AND IGNORES LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS AT SIZEWELL

Grant Shapps follows Johnson and Kwarteng’s example by purposefully avoiding any discussion or interaction with those directly affected by the proposed Sizewell nuclear development …

Dear Sir Keir,

How to be certain of winning the next General Election – a ‘no-brainer’ way to kick-start a low carbon economy.

Millions of votes from the millennial generation and those under 30 await the Labour …

BBC includes TASC statement LINK

Full statement

TASC’S STATEMENT ON THE CHANCELLOR’S AUTUMN BUDGET, NOVEMBER 2022

“This government’s myopic pursuit of nuclear power at any cost is borne out by its failure to use the Chancellor’s autumn statement to …

Sizewell C campaigners slam poll showing support for the project

Opponents of the proposed £20billion station questioned the validity of the ‘two-thirds’ claim made by EDF when the poll had been conducted among a sample of 1,000 people, with 800 …