Magnox North has reinforced its commitment to maintaining skills in the nuclear industry by renewing its annual subscription of £25k to continue...

PowerLines and Wylpower, Oldbury and Wylfa's Site's Newsletters are now available for download for the first time via the site's websites.

As part of its commitment to working more closely with the local and regional supply chain, Magnox North captured the attention of...

Magnox North has published a review of achievements made during the last year.
Magnox Electric has been awarded the 2008 Royalty Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) Engineering Construction Sector Award. This is the...

Magnox North will be running a North Wales Supply Chain Event on 14 May 2008
Magnox Electric Ltd. has, in conjunction with its partners, VT Nuclear Services Ltd. And Direct Rail Services Ltd., successfully completed the second...
Oldbury has achieved a major milestone in the site’s lifecycle, having received consent from the Nuclear Installations Inspectorate (NII) to decommission the...

A Magnox North employee has produced a short film featuring the demolition of the Chapelcross Site cooling towers.

Chapelcross has signed an agreement with four key partners which will be instrumental in developing a workforce with the right skills to...
Over the last financial year the Chapelcross Charity Snowball Fund has helped 41 local groups and charities to the sum of £5694.82....

A contract worth £11m has been awarded by Magnox North to Costain Group, which will see the construction of a new internal...

Oldbury dominated the news headlines in March after one of the country’s rarest birds landed at its lagoon.

Magnox Electric has received a Licence Instrument from the Nuclear Installations Inspectorate (NII), enabling Magnox North and Magnox South to enter a...

Oldbury Power Station has started generating electricity again after successfully transferring steam to its number one turbine.

Nuclear Engineering International have carried a short news item on the restart of generation at Oldbury.

Radwaste Solutions, the Journal of the American Nuclear Society, recently published an article about decommissioning progress at Trawsfynydd.

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Four community projects in the south-east have received development grants through Magnox South worth over £127,000; donations which support the NDA in...
A new approach to stakeholder engagement was pioneered by Magnox South recently – and gained excellent feedback from attendees.

Magnox South’s first Safety Representatives’ Conference was held in March at the Paramount Oxford Hotel. The Conference was designed by the Southern...

Part of Bridgwater College, near Hinkley Point which houses the Magnox South Decommissioning Skills Centre at Cannington, was the location for a...

Dungeness A and Sizewell recently hosted a WANO TSM (World Association of Nuclear Operators Technical Support Mission) focused on systems engineering.
Magnox Electric Ltd has been awarded the RoSPA Engineering Construction Sector Award 2008. It is the second year in a row that...

Magnox South has launched its second Achievements Brochure. 'Hazard reduction in safe hands' highlights the major achievements for the organisation over the...

Magnox South joined forces with over 175 nuclear employers to support Skills Minister David Lammy and Energy Minister Malcolm Wicks in January...

Magnox South’s new training facility, known as the Deplanting Mock-up Simulator (DMS), has been launched. The DMS will serve as the cornerstone...

Magnox Electric has received a Licence Instrument from the Nuclear Installations Inspectorate (NII), enabling Magnox North and Magnox South to enter a...

Magnox South has released an Achievements Brochure which details the decommissioning progress made during 2006/07.

Staff from Dungeness A enjoyed the taste of success last week when they lifted first prize in Kent Council’s Green Transport Competition.

For decades its six giant turbines produced enough power to meet the needs of a city the size of Bristol and when...