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On February 11, 2010, John Simson from United Kingdom wrote:
I enjoyed my time at Dounreay, and miss it now. It is such a pity that successive Governments have ignored the huge benefits from Nuclear Power Generation and not kept this research site working with new development projects whilst the "old" is decommissioned.
On January 26, 2010, David.Norman.Meagher from United Kingdom wrote:
The clean up is very impressive. What a pity it is that this nation's leaders have seemingly destroyed a great industry - again.We once led the world in matters of science.
On January 20, 2010, Clive Woollaston from United Kingdom wrote:
I joined UKAEA Winfrith in 1966 as a new research SO "wet between the ears" grad.
Great time, pity about the short sited descision makers, that destroyed a world leading industry.
I never got to see Dounreay and your well designed site has filled that gap after 43 years.
On August 31, 2009, Melanie Riley nee Murray from United Kingdom wrote:
My dad worked here in the late 50's, transferring from Harwell Berkshire. I was born in Thurso and am here on a visit to see where he worked and where I was born and spent my early life before we moved to Buckinghamshire where my dad worked at the Radio Chemical Centre (as it was known) in Amersham for the next 30 plus years, finishing his career with the Atomic Energy Authority at Cardiff International. His name was Leaonard Murray known as Len. His picture is in the Ladybird book of inventors dressed in his "Suit" on the Nuclear Power Page. We have the original photo!
On July 29, 2009, Shaun Simpson from United Kingdom wrote:
I spent a huge part of my working life at Dounreay, 26 years. Sad to see it go, after such huge achievements. Nuclear power has to be the way forward it is not dangerous if managed correctly and they are now past the laerning and experimental stage.
On May 20, 2009, green from Denmark wrote:
dangerous, we don't need nuclear power, there are other ways of making power, glad its been knocked down
On May 20, 2009, green is great from Denmark wrote:
dangerous, we don't need nuclear power, there are other ways of making power, glad its been knocked down
On May 13, 2009, George, Fife from United Kingdom wrote:
Seems a shame to be knocking it all down at a time when the country wants to build more power stations again. Still, I guess it all must be pretty old-fashioned now. Good luck.
On May 12, 2009, douglas prophet from United Kingdom wrote:
my dad helped build dounreay reactor and if still alive would be proud to see it lasted so long
On May 05, 2009, Boris Struthers mbe from United Kingdom wrote:
good site
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