Log of emailed correspondence between Action AWE & the police
Emails between police liaisons Angie Zelter and Sarah Lasenby of Action AWE and police liaisons Inspector 3308 Stewart Dunbar and Sgt Jennie Fox of Thames Valley Police. From Angie Zelter to Stewart...
View Article1st Letter from Action AWE to Police Commanders, prior to campaign launch
Text of first letter sent to all Police Commanders, Ministry of Defence and civilian, in police areas likely to be initially involved with policing the Action AWE campaign, at and near AWE Aldermaston...
View ArticleWhy and How we Engage with the Police
Action AWE is a nonviolent campaign dedicated to ridding the UK of nuclear weapons and encouraging the UK to uphold international law and take responsible action for global disarmament. Our commitment...
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Policing of possible protest events – West Berkshire
Thursday 28 February 2013, Thames Valley Police is aware a proposed three-year-long protest campaign has been launched which will focus around the AWE sites in Aldermaston and Burghfield. The planned...
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MoD police ‘took naps’ at A-bomb site: Investigation launched into alleged...
MoD calls in IPCC over accusations of failures at AWE site at Burghfield As many as 50 officers are involved in the inquiry, and seven have resigned Burghfield factory makes the warheads for Trident...
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Nuclear weapons site police under investigation
FEARS have been raised over the safety of the nation’s nuclear arms cache after seven police officers attached to AWE Burghfield resigned amid reports of widespread security lapses. Campaigners fear...
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