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Somerset nuclear site evacuation plans scaled back as decommissioning looms - AOL (opens the original)
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Emergency evacuation plans for one of Somerset's nuclear sites have been scaled back as the facility edges closer to formal decommissioning. Every nuclear power station in the UK operates within a detailed emergency planning zone (DEPZ), with comprehensive arrangements in place to evacuate all residents within the zone should a meltdown or other nuclear incident occur. Hinkley Point B ceased generating electricity in 2022 after 46 years of operation, was declared free of nuclear fuel in January
Somerset roadworks confirmed for M5 roundabout upgrade - AOL (opens the original)
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Somerset Council has finally confirmed the start date for a year-long, multi-million-pound overhaul of a key roundabout near the M5 in Somerset. The authority has been collaborating with North Somerset Council on a series of schemes designed to improve the A38 corridor between the M5 and Bristol Airport, with the aim of cutting journey times, easing congestion and enhancing road safety. Somerset Council confirmed in late July that the proposed upgrade of the Edithmead roundabout — which connects
Ticket office at busy Somerset railway station restored through £835,000 investment - AOL (opens the original)
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One of Somerset's busiest railway stations has had its ticket office lovingly restored following an £835,000 investment. Castle Cary railway station currently attracts more than 370,000 passengers every year, serving as the main railway station for large sections of eastern Somerset. The station has received significant investment in recent years, with a new car park being opened in March 2024 and the 567 bus recently launching on a six-month trial to connect the station to Glastonbury and Stree
Agratas confirms river won't cool new £4bn Somerset 'gigafactory' - AOL (opens the original)
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Battery giant Agratas has promised a major Somerset river will not be used to cool its new £4bn 'gigafactory' currently being built in the county. Work is well advanced on 'Building One' within the Gravity enterprise zone, situated between Puriton and Woolavington, with the new facility anticipated to be up and running by the end of 2027. The Huntspill River, which runs to the north of the site, was built in 1940 to supply water to the Royal Ordnance Factory that originally occupied the Gravity
Henry vacuum cleaner owner to install nearly 1,000 solar panels on Somerset factory roof - AOL (opens the original)
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The company behind Britain's famous Henry vacuum cleaner is planning to install nearly 1,000 solar panels on its factory roof, following the approval of its planning application. Numatic International operates across several buildings within the Millfield industrial estate at the eastern edge of Chard providing employment for approximately 1,200 local residents. The firm submitted an application in early July to mount 943 photovoltaic panels on 'Building 34', which sits between Millfield and the
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