A search through old U.K. records by a Channel Islands´environmental adviser revealed that some of the 58.000 drums of “low-level” radwaste (LLW) dumped in the sear north of the islands between 1950 and 1963 contained plutonium-contaminated material, according to a report published by authorities on Jersey island May 20.2004 Some drums disposed of in 1951 contained plutonium/polonium-contaminated laboratory waste, probably from Aldermaston. The Hurd Deep, a narrow trough in the English Channel north of the Channel Islands, was a licensed LLW site used by UKAEA during a 13-year period.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF) have not carried out any monitoring specifically related to explosive dumping grounds in English and Welsh waters. Their monitoring of the Hurd Deep dumpsite is specifically in relation to radioactivity rather than chemical contaminates.

The wreck of HMS Affray a RN submarine is also to be found on the edge of Hurds Deep, the submarine went missiing on 16 July 1951 with all crew. It’s loss has never been explained

What’s a running night, a man in armour out jogging no doubt ?????

Or the tail bit.

I have a Korean cook book, 101 ways to Wok your Dog !!!!

A word to that effect, I’ve had two VW’s and neither was what I would call exciting !!!!

It’s still a VW

Not the weekend from hell, but just been to the funeral of the sister of a work colleague, she died from cancer last week aged 19.

Oh pleeeeeasssssse I’m eating