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Company failed to finance the cost of waste electrical electronic equipment collection and treatment
A High Wycombe man has been convicted after cameras caught him dumping several tipper-truck loads of waste in north London.
Magnox has dispatched the final flask of spent fuel from Wylfa Site for reprocessing at Sellafield in Cumbria, marking the end of defuelling operations at all of the UK’s first generation nuclear reactors.
The last nuclear fuel has been safely shipped from Wylfa Site on Anglesey, North Wales, marking a major decommissioning milestone for the UK nuclear industry.
Shining examples of safety and wellbeing in the nuclear industry have been honoured at a top awards ceremony today.
Company directors sentenced in court for illegal waste operation
Consistently high performance is rewarded with another honour at RoSPA Awards.
The Environment Agency is set to launch a review of permitted waste sites within the bio-waste sector, which includes composting, anaerobic digestion and mechanical biological treatment.
The Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) visited Dounreay, Britain's former centre of nuclear fast reactor research and development.
Lorries and vans checked for correct documents.
Honduras joined five Commonwealth countries in attending a high-level dialogue in Belize City from 4-6 September in order to take action on plastics entering the oceans.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Guatemala joined five Commonwealth countries in attending a high-level dialogue in Belize City from 4-6 September in order to take action to reduce plastics entering the oceans.
£1-million is available to develop novel prototype systems for waste bioprocessing.
The daily grind is looking up after foil coffee bags became a perk in preventing radioactive gases from escaping during work to decommission the nuclear site.
Defueling operations are complete at Sellafield’s Calder Hall.
Magnox Ltd has become a wholly owned subsidiary of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) after ownership transferred from the Parent Body Organisation, Cavendish Fluor Partnership.
One of the most important construction projects at Sellafield has taken a major step forward.
A convicted waste criminal has had an additional 9 years and 4 months added to his current 7 and a half year fraud sentence. The defendant will now serve a total of 16 years.
Young people with world-leading jobs in the nuclear industry have been highlighted by the BBC as part of a national jobs feature.
The demolition of Sellafield's tallest stack is almost complete
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