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Having done U-battery a while back it became obvious Rolls-Royce SMR really ought to have its own article, there was a redirect to some good information but that would be limited in expansion and there was also content from other articles as well. I think I noticed on the news UK nuclear is likely to be in discussion next week and this seemed like an ideal time to upgrade Rolls-Royce SMR to its own article. This is a time-crunched construction but I am RL over-committed and I've just done as much as I reasonably could without not bothering at all. Having got to this point I can sort/improve stuff more at leisure. Thankyou. Djm-leighpark (talk) 11:24, 26 March 2022 (UTC)Reply
