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CHAPELCROSS POWER STATION

Early day motion 958, tabled 26 March 2003 by Peter Duncan (Conservative). Signed by 7 members.

That this House notes that the Chapelcross Power Station will from the beginning of April be the longest serving nuclear power station in the world; notes that Chapelcross has provided a safe and reliable supply to electricity to the South of Scotland since 1959; regrets that it will cease generation no later than 31st March 2005; congratulates the management and workforce on their skill and dedication in operating successfully the Calder Hall and Chapelcross power stations for the combined total of more than 90 years; further notes the fudge and delay inherent in the Government's energy white paper; and believes the success of Chapelcross would be best recognised by the early commissioning of a replacement nuclear power facility on the same site.

Signatures by party: Conservative 6, Labour/Co-operative 1.