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This page includes a selection of articles written by camp women and an archive of "Aldermaston Update", AWPC's pre-web newsletter.

Carry on Camping

On 9 August, charges against ten women (and a dog), brought under the Aldermaston byelaws, were dropped ( "Women arrested at cocktail party", July/Aug PN).

On Spanners and Works

Later this year a key decision on the road to renewing Britain's nuclear weapons system will be taken.

Byelaws background information

Background on the Judicial Review of the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE)
Aldermaston Byelaws 2007, and including a copy of the final judgement.

AWPC Memorandum to Human Rights Committee

On 24 April 2008, the Human Rights Joint Committee issued a call for evidence relating to the right to protest, and in particular:

Two sides of the same fence

Almost a year ago, parliament voted to replace Trident … or did they?

AWPC Memorandum to Defence Committee, 2007

Evidence submitted by AWPC to the House of Commons Defence Committee inquiry into the Government's White Paper on the future of the UK's nuclear "deterrent".

AWPC: Memorandum to Defence Select Committee, 2006

In advance of the parliamentary vote on the replacement of Trident, the House of Commons Defence Committee initiated a series of inquiries into the future of the UK's "strategic deterrent".

Why is Britain's Nuclear Weapons Infrastructure Being Upgraded?

If Britain takes seriously its "unequivocal undertaking...

Aldermaston Update: Archive

In the days before the web AWPC produced and published Aldermaston Update, our sporadic newsletter.

An archive of old issues is gradually being added here.

Business is booming!

The nuclear industry has always been intrinsically bound up with state militarism and in the globalised marketplace.