Actively protecting our communities, our heritage and our unique ecology from Bradwell B development.
Actively protecting our communities, our heritage and our unique ecology from Bradwell B development.
This is a list of impacts that we have complied from the plans as outlined by Bradwell B. You may find them useful when communicating with your representatives, friends and neighbours etc. about the extent of this plan and how it will affect us all. We have not included any geopolitical concerns or anti-nuclear arguments …
The Bradwell B Public consultation website. The Bradwell-on-sea and Dengie Against Bradwell B Facebook Page. The RAF Bradwell Bay Facebook page The RAF Bradwell Bay Website The Blackwater Against New Nuclear Group website: www.BANNG.org and YOUTUBE channel.
The whole of the Dengie peninsular and beyond would be negatively impacted by the increase in traffic that would come with the build and operation of Bradwell B. Traffic management development would stretch out as far as Danbury and South Woodham Ferrers, dramatically increasing in HGV traffic through all towns and villages along the route, …
The Dengie is not just our home, it’s also home to our joys and to our passion. The wind in your hair, the sea air on your face, whether on land or on the water, hiking the seawall or sailing the Blackwater, Bradwell brings us peace and pleasure. Name one other place where spring delivers …
No matter how beneficial the proposal is framed look, the undeniable truth is that it will have an irrevocably devastating effect on our local environment. The construction and operation of Bradwell B stands to diminish the quality of life of thousands of people throughout the Dengie and in the towns and villages beyond. The consultation …
The Bradwell B Action Network sets out to protect the rich and unique history of the RAF Bradwell Bay airfield. The entrance to the perimeter track is marked with a memorial listing the names of 121 members of the allied air forces who never returned to that runway – or any other. Each of those …
Bradwell-on-sea is a burgeoning habitat for rare and unique species of flora and fauna. It forms part of the protected Dengie Nature Reserve. The scope of Bradwell’s precious cockle banks, meandering marsh and protected nature conservations covers five National and Internationally protected conservation sites, including SSIs and RAMSAR*. The waters that spill onto our shores …
Bradwell B Nuclear Power Station: a source of Air Pollution Did you know, the average person breathes in the equivalent of 13 pints of air every minute and takes 17,000 breaths per day? The air we breathe is made up of almost 79% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and small amounts of elements like helium, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen. But when that …
Desolate landscapes of cockle banks and marsh, where the sea kisses the sky with crisp rising waves in the spring; where the curlew calls haunt the thick autumn sea mists, and where wild flowers waltz around an ancient chapel in summer. Acres of open farmland painted golden with corn and violet with flax, dotted with …