Prof. Tim Williamson

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  www.nsca.org.uk/pages/news/press_releases/pr68.cfm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/16/2004    Last Visited: 10/4/2007  

  The need for this guidance was stressed by many air quality professionals concerned at the low profile of air quality in development control, and the inconsistencies between different local authorities," says NSCA's Tim Williamson.
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  "No generic guidance of this sort can deal with all the local issues which crop up" says Williamson, "but it will at least show approaches which can be taken.The key is to develop good lines of communication between professionals, generate understanding of common problems, and to have strong local policies in place."
  
  In line with NSCA's previous five guidance notes on local air quality management, the guidance was developed by a working group of experts from a range of backgrounds, led by UWE's Nicky Woodfield and NSCA's Tim Williamson.It is being sent out free to all first tier local authorities in the UK, with additional hard copies available for sale.A copy is also available for download (in PDF format) from the NSCA website - http://www.nsca.org.uk/assets/aq dev control guidance.pdf.
  
  More:Tim Williamson, Policy Officer, NSCA: 01273 878779; twilliamson@nsca.org.uk

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  www.nsca.org.uk/pages/news/press_releases/pr65.cfm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/24/2004    Last Visited: 10/4/2007  

  Commenting on the evidence presented by Prof. Schwartz, Tim Williamson, Policy Officer for NSCA said "This shows the pressing need to integrate policies on climate change and air quality to ensure one doesn't harm the other.
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  www.nsca.org.uk/pages/news/press_releases/pr69.cfm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/12/2004    Last Visited: 10/4/2007  

  NSCA Policy Officer, Tim Williamson, said "This shows the Government at last giving local environment issues the importance they deserve.
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  Mr Williamson added, "We welcome the measures within the Bill, such as the streamlined provisions for silencing nuisance burglar alarms and the improvements to powers on fly tipped waste.We are now analysing the detail of the Bill and consulting with our local authority members to see whether it will truly deliver what it promises, and to see what other issues should be included.In particular, this Bill only scratches the surface of noise nuisance and other problem issues, such as bonfires, are not included."
  
  More:Tim Williamson, 01273 878779, twilliamson@nsca.org.uk

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  AQM 2005 headlines - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/1/2006    Last Visited: 5/31/2006  

  Williamson heads to Defra NSCA Policy Officer Tim Williamson is moving to head up the transboundary air pollution and environmental effects branch at Defra (covering for Alison Vipond).

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  CRF Newsletter - No. 36 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/14/2002    Last Visited: 5/28/2004  

  All the more reason to be enormously grateful to Professor Jim Williamson, who very kindly gave permission for an abridged version of his BCURA lecture to be included.
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  Although, if Professor Williamson suffered from such sentiments, it did not show.He certainly got into the spirit of the venue and at times it almost felt like we were being treated to one of the popular Christmas Lectures.I was later told that this was the first time for ‘live chemistry experiments' to feature in a BCURA Coal Science Lecture; and the flames, smoke and controlled mini-explosions were a big hit with the audience.But before I convey the wrong impression, the lecture was anything but trivial.It took us from the historical perspective on coal use, through all the recent and current environmental issues to the future prospects for coal.Prof. Williamson has kindly granted permission to include a shortened version of his excellent lecture in the Newsletter:
  
  "Recent Advances in Coal Science and their Applications", by Professor Jim Williamson, ICSMT
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  ....Tim Williamson, policy officer of the National Society for Clean Air, said the killer was no longer smoke from domestic fires but car fumes.Government estimates are that 24,000 people a year had their lives shortened as a result of air pollution. …….In 1950 there were 4m vehicles registered in Britain, half of them cars; now there are 28m vehicles, 85% of them cars.Coal provides only 15% of energy for home heating.
  
  "We have defeated one problem only to create another, and like the government of 1952 this one has yet to come to terms with the problem," Mr Williamson said "

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  Tim Williamson

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  NSCA (National Society for Clea Air) Tim Williamson

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  Environmental Health News | EHN News Focus Archive - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/14/2002    Last Visited: 7/28/2005  

  Tim Williamson of the National Society for Clean Air.....

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  Tim Williamson, National Society for Clean Air

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  Laura Lee News - "Silence Machine" Zaps Unwanted Noise - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/28/2002    Last Visited: 8/23/2003  

  If the machine can be proved to work, "it probably will have some applications," says Tim Williamson of Britain's National Society for Clean Air and Environmental Protection.But perhaps there are simpler ways to make life quieter."It would seem far easier and more sensible to avoid making noise in the first place," he says.

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