24/07/2006
Defence Industrial Strategy
Defence Industrial Strategy Parliamentary Answers, Hansard Column 579, 24th July 2006

24/07/2006
Submarine Flotilla
Submarine Flotilla, Parliamentary News, Hansard column 794W, 24th July 2006

20/07/2006
Weapon Discharge System takes shape for Astute Submarine
Bristol engineers Strachan & Henshaw have delivered the first major equipment items within the Astute Weapon Handling and Launch project to Prime Contractor BAE Systems Astute. Source: BAE SYSTEMS, 20th July 2006

20/07/2006
Trident vote
MPs get 'veto' over new Trident

20/07/2006
Submarines
Parliamentary News, Hansard Column 597W, 20th July 2006

17/07/2006
Virtual reality aid submarine manufacture
Submarine builder is currently deploying advanced visualisation software in what is thought to be the very first 'manufacturing floor' use of Stereo virtual reality by a shipyard. Source: Virtalis, edited by the Manufacturing Talk Editorial Team, 17th July 2006

10/07/2006
Old methods still work
Traditional shipyard skills have proved the best solution to a 21st century submarine problem. Article from NW Evening Mail, 10th July 2006

05/07/2006
Operational submarines
Operational submarines Parliamentary Answer, Column 1109W, Hansard, 5th July 2006

01/07/2006
Council leader defends need for nuclear subs.
Proposals for a part-time nuclear deterrent for Britain which would cut submarine order opportunities for Barrow, have been slammed in the town. Source: John Simpson, NW Evening Mail, 1st July 2006

30/06/2006
BAE may be prime beneficiary of UK Decision on Trident Subs.
BAE Systems Plc, Europe's No. 1 arms maker, would likely be the main beneficiary of a U.K. decision to build a new fleet of Trident-missile launching submarines, a program that may cost as much as 25 billion pounds ($45 billion. Source: Bloomberg, 30th June 2006