Pádraig Mccarrick is a Press and Communications Officer at Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament. With a focus on security and law enforcement, public policy, and politics, he plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between CND and the media, ensuring that vital messages reach a broader audience. Pádraig's insights and work have been featured in various publications, highlighting his commitment to public security and governmental issues.
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Pádraig's coverage primarily revolves around international relations, with a focus on nuclear energy and environmental concerns. With an emphasis on government announcements and expert commentary, Pádraig seems likely to respond positively to pitches featuring experts or officials who can provide insights into international political developments related to nuclear energy, as well as the associated environmental impact.
Considering the local UK angle, Pádraig may also be interested in news related to RAF Lakenheath specifically, particularly if it relates to broader geopolitical issues such as those covered in their articles. This could include updates or analysis of military activities at the base that tie into global affairs.
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By: Pádraig Mccarrick
Following the resignation of John Healey as Defence Secretary, CND is calling for the government to take a new direction - away from the disastrous war drive and nuclear expansion which is making the world more dangerous, and towards action to tackle the urgent security threats we face - from the looming global recession and climate breakdown.
By: Pádraig Mccarrick
The return of Andy Burnham to Parliament means that a leadership challenge is coming which could result in a new British Prime Minister.
By: Pádraig Mccarrick
British bases operated by the US military and used to launch illegal attacks on Iran and host US nuclear weapons are set for at least £3 billion in upgrades, according to Pentagon documents seen by the Guardian.
By: Pádraig Mccarrick
The government has announced the formation of a new employment pipeline aimed at funnelling thousands of students into careers in Britain’s arms industry.
By: Pádraig Mccarrick
Now, more than ever, as the world hurtles into endless wars and continents burn, we are appalled by some of the new British prime minister Andy Burnham’s choices for his cabinet.
By: Pádraig Mccarrick
Below is a letter sent by CND General Secretary Sophie Bolt to the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham, urging him to take a new direction to the disastrous path of Keir Starmer. You too can write to Burnham using CND’s easy lobby tool here. Dear Prime Minister, As you take on your new position today, … Continued
By: Pádraig Mccarrick
CND condemns the escalation in the illegal war on Iran. The US has now carried out over 12 days of repeated bombing of this country, targeting bridges, power plants and desalination plants that supplies water to 10,000 people across many villages. In retaliation Iran has targeted US bases in countries including Qatar, Jordan, Bahrain and Kuwait. Since the start of the war in February, over 3,000 Iranians have been killed and 17 US troops.
By: Pádraig Mccarrick
The Guardian is investigating crimes committed by US personnel on British soil. In recent weeks they have reported on the cases of Jacob Wulfson, a US fighter pilot who strangled a British woman in his apartment in Cambridge; Tyrion Davis, an American airman who sexually assaulted a British woman in Brandon, Suffolk; and Hannes Marschalek, a US airman who allegedly exposed himself to a 16-year-old girl and four young women in Littleport, Cambridgeshire, in 2022.
By: Pádraig Mccarrick
Britain's decision to join France in transferring classified Storm Shadow blueprints to Ukraine so it can domestically produce the long-range cruise missile will only increase nuclear risks, warns CND.
By: Pádraig McCarrick
The German government has reportedly offered to contribute towards Britain’s replacement of its nuclear weapons programme, according to the Telegraph newspaper.
