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Generation: The Brown Revolution (1954–7)is successor, but Central Authority members opposed this and the Minister (who made the appointment) decided to bring in new blood from outside the BEA headquarters. The appointment went to Josiah Eccles, then chairman of the Merseyside and North Wales Board. He had a first in engineering from Queen

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Devolving Power were willing to contemplate extensive de-nationalisation to reverse Labour’s programme. In the case of electricity, however, a return to pre-nationalisation organisation was widely regarded as impractical, and many in the Cabinet felt that a full-blooded commitment to de-nationalisation in areas li

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Coal, Oil and Nuclear Escalationor many years to come. The electricity supply industry at first shared this view and, as it happened, it was to prove a more accurate prognosis of its own future source of fuel than it was in other sectors, where the future potential of oil was generally underestimated. There were, of course, postwa

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The New Menliament, following the confirmation of the Government’s intention to change the structure of the industry in November 1956. Aubrey Jones had initially met some resistance in Cabinet to the proposal to decentralise power, but he had been able to show strong back-bench support. As the nuclear programm

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