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future to be discussed

25 November, 2023

" and councillors are set to meet to discuss the future of the Sellafield reprocessing plant in .

"Politicians from both sides of the will debate the prospects of closing the plant amid and -related concerns.

"It has been claimed the plant constituted an 'environmental time-bomb'.

"The meeting between representatives of Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown council and their Cumbrian counterparts is planned to take place during the next few months.

"'If we are to succeed in our battle to close what is an environmental time-bomb on our doorstep it is important that we properly explain our arguments to our closest neighbour,' said Dun Laoghaire councillor Barry Andrews.

"'I believe the meeting between councillors from Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown and their counterparts in Cumbria offers a valuable opportunity for such an exchange.'

"A spokesman for Irish Government party Fianna Fail said Irish councillors had sent a letter to representatives in Cumbria in a bid to set a date for the meeting.

"He said they had not yet decided whether to meet in or .

"''For our part we must listen to the concerns of the people of Cumbria,' Mr Andrews said.

"The economic reality is that Sellafield is one of the main sources of employment in the area. Any realistic discussion about the future of the reprocessing plant must take account of the economic impact closure would have on the local community."

[SO, BUILD SOLAR PANELS INSTEAD!!!]

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Daily MailSellafield future to be discussedBy Daily Mail
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