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Didcot powerstation

Kelly Marie Angel
I saw on the news earlier that this morning they blew up the last of Didcots cooling towers  the demolition went ok but the dust cloud caused a flashover in the substation that is still used to supply parts or maybe a

all of Oxfordshire  I bet the grid engineers were tearing there hair out after last weeks events
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    Brown and Mason may be in a little spot of bother. The 33KV line was outside the demolition safety perimeter.
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    Brown and Mason may be in a little spot of bother. The 33KV line was outside the demolition safety perimeter.
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