RAILSCOT | Warning to Grangemouth residents over explosive demolition of power station [Falkirk Herald]

Warning to Grangemouth residents over explosive demolition of power station [Falkirk Herald]

Date: 24/01/2021

The scheduled demolition of the former Longannet Power Station is imminent and residents have been warned to expect higher than normal noise levels and rising dust.

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Warning to Grangemouth residents over explosive demolition of power station

Falkirk Herald

The scheduled demolition of the former Longannet Power Station is imminent and residents have been warned to expect higher than normal noise levels and rising dust.

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Warning to Grangemouth residents over explosive demolition of power station [Falkirk Herald]

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