Our plenary meetings are open, meaning members of the public can observe them and ask questions.
Committee On Radioactive Waste Management
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The Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) is recruiting for eleven members.
Our plenary meetings are open, meaning members of the public can observe them and ask questions.
CoRWM is holding a plenary meeting on Thursday, 22 October 2015 in London.
CoRWM is holding a plenary meeting on Wednesday, 16th September 2015 in Edinburgh.
CoRWM is holding a plenary meeting on Wednesday, 24th June 2015 in Cardiff.
CoRWM is holding a plenary meeting on Tuesday, 10th March 2015 in London.
CoRWM is holding a plenary meeting on Thursday, 5th February 2015 in London.
CoRWM is holding a plenary meeting on Thursday, 5th February 2015 in London.
CoRWM is holding a plenary meeting on Tuesday on 5th November 2014 in London.
Following two successful public meetings so far this year in Cumbria and Caithness, CoRWM will be hosting a public meeting in Anglesey in September, when it visits the Magnox Power Station at Wylfa.
Earlier this month, the Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) visited the Dounreay site to receive an update on the treatment and storage of higher activity radioactive wastes at the nuclear site.
CoRWM is holding a public meeting in Thurso on 1st July 2014. Come along to meet the Committee and have your questions answered about the management of Higher Activity Radioactive Waste in Scotland.
CoRWM's visit allowed them to see the recent progress and current challenges in the management of higher activity radioactive waste at the Sellafield site.
CoRWM member, Rebecca Lunn hosted a talk in March at the Geological Society
The Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) hosted the first of three public meetings planned for 2014.
CoRWM is hosting a series of public meetings to provide the opportunity for members of the public to meet the Committee and find out about its work.
The CoRWM Chair, Professor Laurence Williams and CoRWM member, Professor Lynda Warren met with Alun Davies AM, the Welsh Minister for Natural Resources and Food to discuss the advice that CoRWM provides to the Welsh Government on radioactive waste.
Our plenary meetings are open so that members of the public can observe them. We are also holding some evening meetings for members of the public to meet the Committee and discuss CoRWM's work.
CoRWM's response to DECC is now available to read on the website.
Sweden visit for CoRWM members to see how they deal with their radioactive waste
Dates, times, locations and how to register to observe a CoRWM plenary or attend one of CoRWM's public meetings.
Professor Francis Livens is appointed as Deputy Chair of CoRWM
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