The Engineer reported on progress at Calder Hall in the publication’s November 25, 1955, edition. “It should be appreciated that one of the main reasons for choosing Calder Hall as the site for an atomic power station to generate electricity, as a by-product in the production of plutonium, was because the site adjoins the Windscale plutonium factory,” said The Engineer. “The Calder Hall project could, therefore, make use of the existing services technical skill and ‘know how’ already established at … read more »
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