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lockedEPUK agrees its future

The charity's membership has taken decisions on its future at an emergency general meeting.
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New RTPI president foresees challenging times

Colin Haylock says the Institute must concentrate on key priorities including demonstrating planning's contribution to tackling the recession.
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Scott Wilson name dropped

URS, which took over Scott Wilson in 2010, has now decided to drop the name.
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lockedSite begins accepting waste

A facility licensed to accept wastes contaminated with low levels of radioactive material has begun accepting consignments.
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James Curran becomes new SEPA chief executive

SEPA's director of science and strategy will become the chief executive.
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lockedSellafield to dominate nuclear site work

Updated plans for nuclear decommissioning foresee most short-term site restoration funds going to Sellafield.
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Calls to save Environmental Protection UK

A conference has heard calls to save the threatened organisation.
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lockedDalgety Bay expert group established

SEPA has set up a group of distinguished scientists, with experience of problems at Dounreay, to advise it on Dalgety Bay.
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Single body for Wales will save money

The Welsh environment minister has approved the merger of three environment quangos into a single body which will save substantial sums over 10 years.
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lockedEnvironmental Protection UK faces closure

EPUK, one of Britain's oldest environmental charities, faces closure after a disastrous drop in funding.
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