Do you support nuclear power?

I don't, because how ever small the risk per station is, we've seen far too many accidents. They were saying "oh chernobyl will never happen again in this day and age" then in 2011 Fukushima had a meltdown on par with chernobyl. So I have no faith in safety anymore, especially with the current terrorism threat,

Terrorism would be a small concern for me, but general safety isn't. Chernobyl was a long time ago, and in a country notorious for its less than glorious health and safety laws. As for Fukushima, well I do think it's a bit daft building a fission reactor on a tectonically unstable region - and on a coast prone to tsunamis no less. We don't have the same issue here, so I think that point's moot. On the whole I think nuclear power is a good thing. Roll on fusion though, that'll be far better if we ever crack it.

Yes, at the moment. Although eventually I would like to see nuclear phased out in place of completely safe renewables. For now I think the benefits outweigh the risks.

I'm not saying that I am actively campaigning against it by any means - but I can't bring myself to support it, either. I believe that there are other avenues that can be explored, and for this reason the risk to life just isn't really justifiable for the most part when thinking about this type of energy.

In the current climate (economic and physical) why on earth are we not backing Nuclear Power to the hilt, it is not something we can take half measures with! Hinkley Point is a huge commitment, but most of the revenue goes to French and Chinese Companies.
We seriously either back this or walk away, the middle ground makes no sense.