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13 August 2018 — News story
Secretary of State meets the team decommissioning Dounreay
Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Greg Clark MP met new graduates as they embark on science and engineering careers at Dounreay.
10 September 2018 — News story
Dounreay site demonstration exercise 12 September 2018
An emergency exercise will be held at Dounreay on the morning of Wednesday 12 September 2018.
3 August 2018 — News story
A year of hazard reduction
A series of films showcasing Dounreay’s achievements in 2017/18
10 April 2018 — News story
A decade in the un-making
The support buildings for the Dounreay Materials Test Reactor have been decommissioned.
18 December 2017 — News story
Brakes are off as Dounreay reactor clean-up moves forward
Engineers at Dounreay have raided a scrap car and a kitchen can opener to help decommission one of the site’s reactors.
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Dounreay works with the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.
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Thurso
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