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The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) is celebrating 10 years of supporting skills development with the National Skills Academy for Nuclear (NSAN).

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority's Chief Executive has announced that Professor Malcolm Morley OBE has been appointed as Chair of Radioactive Waste Management (RWM).

Specialist scuba divers are plumbing new depths to haul radioactive waste out of the nuclear fuel storage pond at Sizewell A.

Two members of LLWR Ltd's talented workforce have picked up nuclear industry awards on the national stage.

Robots controlled by smart auto-navigation systems are doing battle in an £8.5 million competition to find ways to tackle Sellafield radioactive hotspots.

Sellafield Ltd has joined the Government’s Northern Powerhouse programme.

LLWR has committed to bring its entire initial stockpile of aggregate for use in its Repository Development Programme (RDP) in to the site by rail – keeping the equivalent of more than 765 HGV deliveries off West Cumbria’s roads.

The consultations will explore views on planning and selecting a site for a Geological Disposal Facility (GDF) in partnership with willing host communities.

The meticulous approach to managing historical records at the Nucleus archive has secured the highest accolade from the government’s records regulator.

CoRWM is seeking applications for the position of Chair of the Committee.

Sellafield’s latest plant is up and running and supporting the site’s clean-up mission.

Professor Laurence Williams has stood down as Chair of CoRWM.

Hazard reduction at the Wylfa nuclear site on Anglesey has reached a significant milestone, with more than half of the used nuclear fuel now emptied from its reactors by Magnox Ltd.

Our plenary meetings are open, meaning members of the public can observe them and ask questions.

A nuclear leader from Sellafield Ltd has been awarded an OBE by the Duke of Cambridge.

Experts at the Sellafield site have cut the sixth and final hole in the Pile Fuel Cladding Silo (PFCS), a locked vault that was never designed to be opened.

A UK company has won a multi-million pound deal to supply glove boxes to support nuclear clean-up at Sellafield.

The wide-ranging dialogue further strengthened the Golden Era in UK-China relations, boosting cooperation across the two countries’ strategic partnership.

Two firms are the first to have won a Sellafield Ltd contract via the new LINC system.

Chair sought for world leading fusion lab

The demolition of one of Sellafield’s tallest hazards has started.

Communities near sites, approved for the safe and clean extraction of shale gas, will benefit from a share of the proceeds through a new ‘Shale Wealth Fund’.

Two UK companies have won a share of a multi-million pound 'container' contract which will be vital to clean-up work at Sellafield.

Specialist equipment is being installed at Dungeness A in to dry out radioactive waste, halving its volume and making it ready for long-term storage.

Drones are occupying the skies above the Dounreay nuclear site, at Caithness, carrying out building inspection work, improving safety and saving money.

More than 35 international specialists gathered in Penrith to discuss improving the global nuclear community's response to dealing with damaged facilities.

A record turn-out of 1,600 visitors ensured success for the NDA Estate Supply Chain Event 2017.

The 2017 award winners have been announced at the annual NDA Estate Supply Chain Event.