Mission Statement

• We need to convince the people and the Government of this country (or whatever political party) of the immediacy of the energy crisis towards which this country and the world are moving at an accelerating pace.



• Without a very substantial nuclear power programme being put in hand now (estimated at forty-three new nuclear power stations) and with vigour, the target of self-sufficiency by 2050 will be unattainable.



• We need to educate and inform the general public about modern technical advances, to allay the genuinely felt fears, based on experience of the early nuclear power industry, that have led to a party political divide. This inhibits rational thinking and decision making, and diverts attention from the task of finding a national solution to the crisis that is now facing us.



• We need to so educate the general public in this country (and by our example the rest of the world including the USA) that their political will is swung from rejection to enthusiastic adoption of a nuclear energy programme for Britain, so that in consequence the backing of nuclear power in an electoral context will become an electoral asset rather than a liability.