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Originally posted by Suspiria
You could take pictures of the Heysham 2 Nuclear Plant near Preston from atop of Blackpool Tower with a decent camera.
Originally posted by kundalini
Originally posted by Suspiria
You could take pictures of the Heysham 2 Nuclear Plant near Preston from atop of Blackpool Tower with a decent camera.
You wouldn't need to. I live there and you can walk right up to the fence and take pictures, no problem. Theres a nature reserve that runs all the way along the outside of the outer perimeter and its an every day thing to see people, especcially dog walkers going through there. Never heard of anyone having this kind of trouble being near the nuclear power plants of Heysham. Hell, when i was a kid they did school trips to visit the reactors. You got inside and saw all kinds of stuff. No high tech security that I noticed.
Seems strange that other English plants would have such different levels of security for the exact same thing.
Originally posted by Flavian
Just to throw my two pennies worth in, my partner has family in the Cumbria area near to Windscale (where sellafield is) and i have to say that security is incredibly tight around there and has been for years. I have also worked at sellafield in the past (construction, nothing exciting for fellow ATS'ers!) and the amount of clearance and security needed to even get into the outlying buildings was incredible. To gain access to the main site area we had to get biometric data registered and this was over 10 years ago now, all very hollywood sci fi style (hand scans to get into buildings and we were nowhere near the really sensitive stuff). Cars stopping by fields / roadsides nearby are often quickly and quietly checked out.
May turn out to be nothing (in my opinion probably will) but the actual response and speed it was carried out with are, in our experience, fairly standard and nothing to get hyped up about.
Originally posted by KineticFaction
reply to post by Suspiria
Every one loves Blackpool
On a serious note, I'd imagine Sellafield has a higher security as it used to have Magnox reactors which were designed to produce plutonium for nuclear weapons. Electricity production was a useful by-product.... Also up at Sellafield is Thorpe reprocessing facilities and stores of plutonium and spent fuel.
Originally posted by sema sema
i got an idea! maybe we should bill the americans for hightened security bill?? due them training then letting the nut job run loose for so long! worse they recken they killed him and now made a marta of him!!!!
thanks u.s we appreciate your school boy tactic's and overwelming stupidity in your dealing with this guy and faction!
Originally posted by gareth01422
Originally posted by sema sema
i got an idea! maybe we should bill the americans for hightened security bill?? due them training then letting the nut job run loose for so long! worse they recken they killed him and now made a marta of him!!!!
thanks u.s we appreciate your school boy tactic's and overwelming stupidity in your dealing with this guy and faction!
You assume he was killed in the last week?
Personally I think the bigger question is:- So hes dead, they will play this terrorism thingy out a bit longer BUT what will be the next threat to U.K and U.S? Asteroid? Alien invasion? or am getting ahead of myself.
just my thoughts.