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Thursday, 26th November 2009

Dounreay

Dounreay staff to voice fears on cuts in nuclear clean-up cash DOUNREAY workers are today expected to question the head of the agency charged with cleaning up the nuclear power station site amid fears that future budgets may be cut.

Its life is over but Dounreay stands as a monument to scientific genius INSIDE the famous Dounreay dome, the champagne flowed. It was 10:52am on Saturday 14 November 1959, a moment that made history and, in the words of the site director, Dr Robert Hurst, turned the eyes of the world to the Caithness plant.

Dounreay fishing ban to stay, says food agency A BAN on seafood coming from an area near the Dounreay nuclear site is to stay in place, following a Food Standards Agency review.

Robot worms its way in nuclear clean-up A ROBOTIC "worm" is providing information from underground to experts cleaning up the Dounreay nuclear plant.

Dounreay clean-up turns nuclear waste into water

'We don't want nuclear waste dump built near our homes'

Expert to give advice on life after Dounreay

Dounreay costs pass £1bn mark

'Heritage strategy' plan for Dounreay

£600m more and counting: taxpayers' bill for clean-up at Dounreay

Dounreay opens up on closure

Dounreay chiefs confirm plan for robots to tackle clean-up of seabed

Nuclear plant staff call off strike over pay

Powerful vision of future fades into history

Radioactive waste returned

Dounreay told to clean up 'while limiting costs'

Dounreay tightens safety in wake of £15,000 fine over contaminated staff

Waste plant ruled out of Dounreay jobs recovery

Dounreay employees' organs tested following deaths

Dounreay, part of £3.3bn industry, fined just £140,000 for radioactive dumping

In the dock over Dounreay dumping

Funding shortfall may delay Dounreay clean-up

£100m Dounreay waste store plan wins approval

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