Contents includes a question on Nuclear Weapon Verification [Col.1008] and a motion on the Soviet Union: Relations with the East [Col.1012]
HansardA paper comparing the questions sent by the London Borough of Camden to the answers sent in reply by the Home Office in relation to civil defence planning assumptions.
London Borough of CamdenComprises an overview of the Parliamentary questions and answers, relevant extracts from the written answers and an extract from a House of Commons debate.
Nuclear Policy Group, Greater London CouncilPaper prepared for the National Steering Committee setting out the Conference of Nuclear Free Local Authorities' belief in the futility of Conventional War planning in a nuclear weapons state.
Nuclear Policy Unit, Greater London CouncilCorrespondence regarding the GLAWARS including an internal appraisal report of GLAWARS Task 1.
Greater London CouncilSection of a paper by Dr Crossley which outlines his views on the nature of a Soviet attack. It differs from other experts in the field in that he argues that an all-out nuclear strike would occur within a few hours of a conflict being declared.
Dr CrossleyA paper originally presented in preliminary format at a Symposium on the Medical Aspects of Nuclear War in September 1985,
Daugherty, WilliamA paper setting out the long-term biological consequences of nuclear war for the entire planet.
Paul R.Ehrlich, John Harte, Mark A.Harwell, Peter H.Raven, Carl Sagan, George M.Woodwell, Joseph Berry, Edward S.Ayensu, Anne H.Ehrlich, Thomas Eisner, Stephen J.Gould, Herbert D.Grover, Rafael Herrera, Robert M.May, Ernst Mayr, Christopher P.McKay, Harold A. Nooney, Norman Myers, David Pimentel, John M.TealA report by the Home Office Working Party established to consider advice from the Medical Research Council's Committee on Protection Against Ionizing Radiations on Radiation Hazards in Nuclear War.
Home Office Scientific Research & Development BranchA reports of a meeting held at Burlington House on 15 March 1985.
British Ecological SocietyA table taken from Home Office Emergency Planning Circulars
Ethelm HouseA section from a booklet setting out what to do in the event of a nuclear attack.
Ethelm House