The size of the workforce at Hunterston B is to be cut by nearly a third as the site enters the next stage of its decommissioning, it’s been confirmed. But the station director says it’s hoped that compulsory redundancies can be avoided. The workforce will be reduced to one of 244 by 2026 as a result of the latest “restructuring”, compared to a strength of 500 in 2020. Station director Joe Struthers, confirming the plans, said that once defuelling at … read more »

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