Nuclear free local authorities
Service Outline
Manchester City Council first carried a resolution declaring the City a nuclear free zone in November 1980. Many local authorities followed Manchester's example and a national nuclear free local authorities (NFLA) organisation, under the City's leadership, was set up.Presently over 75 councils across the UK support NFLA policy work coordinated by a secretariat hosted by Manchester City Council.
NFLA work is directed towards improving public and environmental protection. These objectives are pursued in practical ways by engaging with civil society, wider local government, government departments, national and devolved administrations, European institutions, regulatory bodies, industry and other organisations in the nuclear field.
Contact
- telephone 0161 234 3244
- fax 0161 234 3379
Information about..
- Nuclear Free Local Authorities
- Affordable housing
- Manchester Joint Health Unit
- Commissioning In Manchester
- Corporate Plan
- Whistleblowing
- The housing strategy
- Child Poverty Needs Assessment
- Joint Strategy for Improving Outcomes for Children, Young People and their Families
- Directorate for Adults, Health and Wellbeing Business Plan 2010-2013
