PICTURE INDEX
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DODEWAARD NUCLEAR POWER
STATION HOLLAND
14th December 2000
Spent fuel from the now closed power station is sent to Sellafield UK for
reprocessing causing radioactive pollution to the ground, sea and air and is
the most likely cause of leukaemia clusters in the nearby town of Seascale.
In order to stop a spent fuel shipment leaving the plant
KARE attempts to blockade a bridge which is the only access to Dodewaard nuclear
power station.
Unfortunately it is thwarted by road blocks and a massive police presence never
seen before.
Two men, however, managed to get our banner
just 25m from bridge.
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DODEWAARD 25 January 2001
KARE join GP Netherlands and, dressed in Dutch police uniforms and using a second hand police riot vehicle, pass thro' 3 roadblocks and manage to cross the bridge and blockade the gates to the power station!
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Following the Nuclear train from Dungeness towards Sellafield, Cumbria.
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Miscellaneous
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Actions
Mark Thomas Comedy
Product Nov 5th 1998
'People's Nuclear Train Militia' brought in to protect the
spent fuel flask travelling
from Dungeness to Sellafield from terrorist attack.
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Later on in the Visitor Centre
A mock nuclear train
crash is set up in the entrance corridor.
Train set left there while we watch propaganda video.
When we emerge from the cinema the train set has gone.
Lost train set is found behind the counter - they thought some children had
left it there!!
Telephone calls to Direct Rail Services, HMIP, etc etc no one wants to speak
to Mark Thomas phoning from the visitor centre!.
Police arrive as we are leaving & take Mark back inside.
Thro' the window we see that Mark Thomas soon has the Police laughing, about
what we did not know.
They take him to their car, are they going to arrest him?
No, they just want his autograph and ask him, "Are we going to be on telly?"
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THE OPENING OF BRADWELL'S £1/4 MILLION VISITOR CENTRE
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EC BUILDING - BRUSSELS - 15th December 1993
Protestors from all over Europe gathered amidst rain and hailstones outside
the EC building where a meeting of EC environment ministers was in progress.
A delegation was sent requesting the ministers hear our protests with respect
to the proposed opening of the THORP reprocessing plant. They were initially
refused that demand until an extremely loud wailing siren was used to such
a level that those inside the building could not hear each other speak. The
request was accepted and our protests were entered into the minutes of their
meeting.
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KARE BLOCKADE OF DUNGENESS POWER STATION
7 am Saturday 5th March 1994
In a show of solidarity, grass roots anti nuclear groups blockaded every magnox
nuclear power station in the country at 7am on Saturday morning.
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NUCLEAR INSTALLATIONS INSPECTORATE OFFICES
London 16th December 1991
The Magnox Power stations' long term safety reviews are 1-2 years late.The
crowd were chanting, "Sam Sam the Magnox man, shut them down as fast
as you can! - Use your teeth, shut them down!"
Sam Harbison the NII Inspector resigned shortly after!
The Nuclear Watchdog is a lapdog, it has no teeth!
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PARIS - PONT ALEXANDRE 111 August 1995
International protest against
French nuclear tests in the Pacific Ocean
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DEMONSTATION OUTSIDE
THE HIGH COURT LONDON 7 February 1994
Awaiting the reult of the high court case brought by Greenpeace against
BNFL. GP claiming that there is no justification for the opening of the Thermal
Oxide Reprocessing Plant (THORP)
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PLUTONIUM- MOX ACTION 17th April 1995
Easter Monday 7am. 200 people invade the front gates to Sellafield.
Meanwhile several teams of activists entered the site from the seaward side
up the river Calder.One team gained access to the main building whilst another
guarded the entrance, a team of climbers scaled the building and abseiled
over the side. A fourth team locked on to rail lines in the site. One
team 'holed up' somewhere on site and were still there at the end of the day
when BNFL had claimed that all protesters were off site and it was now secure!
They emerged the following day.
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The 'REACT STOP SELLAFIELD' campaign July 1994
Trojan horse used to thwart security
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WHITEHALL LONDON - 9th October 1993
600 protestors 'DIE IN ROAD'
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FUND RAISING
Dungeness to Folkestone sponsored cycle ride.
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