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Nuclear waste transports through London (1988)
| Author | London Nuclear Information Unit |
| Date | 1988 |
| Classification | 6.01.8.50/03 (TRANSPORTS - OTHER COUNTRIES - GENERAL) |
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NUCLEAR WASTE TRAINS 3 or 4 nuclear waste trains come through London every week. The huge white flasks begin their journeys at power stations on the South and East coast. They have been seen in London on many routes, both North and South of the river, meeting up at Willesden Junction. From here they continue up the main line through Watford on their way to Sellafield (formerly known as Windscale) in Cumbria.
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