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This collection contains papers and publications relating to Kathleen Miller's anti-nuclear activism from the 1970s-1990s. Includes; correspondence, scrapbooks and campaign booklets.

Pro-nuclear information booklets. Includes; articles from 'Atom' magazine and publications by British Nuclear Fuels Limited (BNFL). Also includes five labelled photographs of Windscale and Harwell nuclear sites.

Image featured shows photograph of high activity storage plant, Windscale.

Booklets published by anti-nuclear campaign groups. Topics include; peace, nuclear weapons and the impact of nuclear power. Also includes four copies of ‘Poems for Mullwharchar’, published by the Mullwharchar Campaign.

Image featured shows copies of ‘Poems for Mullwharchar’.

General papers relating to the activities of the People's Planning Inquiry Commission (PPIC). Includes; correspondence, campaign material, submissions to the PPIC, press cuttings and requests for copies of the PPIC's report.

Image featured shows poster advertising PPIC related events.

Material relating to an art exhibition held to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the success of the Mullwharchar Campaign against the burial of nuclear waste at Mullwharchar, Galloway Hills. Includes press cutting, commemorative postcard and exhibition information.

Image featured shows exhibition information.

Photographs of the Democracy for Scotland march in Edinburgh.

Image featured shows photograph of campaigners at the Democracy for Scotland march, including Alex Salmond.

Anti-nuclear booklets, topics include; renewable energy, environmental impacts of nuclear power, nuclear disarmament, and anti-nuclear campaigns.

Anti-nuclear booklets relating to peace studies, published by Bradford University School of Peace Studies and Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.

Anti-nuclear information booklets relating to uranium mining, published by the campaign group World Information Service on Energy (WISE).

Reports by the British government; 'Nuclear Power in Europe' by the Select Committee of the European Communities, and 'Radioactive Waste' by the Environment Committee.