Letter: Counting the rising costs of Scotland’s nuclear testing facility. How magnanimous of Andrew Bowie, Westminster’s Nuclear Minister, not to “impose nuclear power on Scotland” (The National, May 4), although he’s a bit late with that assurance. But never mind democracy, let’s look at the cost. Dounreay was commissioned as a test facility in 1955 on our north coast – in other words, “let’s put it way up there in case something goes wrong”. The initial research reactor “went critical” … read more »
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