Question - Powerstations.

[The Young One]

Are there any power stations that are left and are worthy of doing in England?

 

[SpiderMonkey]

Nah

 

[tumbles]

I hope so or nobody is having any toast this morning

 

[The Young One]

I hope so or nobody is having any toast this morning

Thats why I'm a cheerio man

 

[Olkka]

Are there any power stations that are left and are worthy of doing in England?

Short answer no, long answer kind of. The 'era of power station exploring', when the 'set' of 60s and 70s big coal and oil fired examples were closing in quick succession is basically over - the only decommissioned one of those that isn't demolished and doesn't have a High Court Injunction is Aberthaw. A few (maximum) other examples of bits and pieces of what once was a power station you could argue are worth visiting though pretty scarce and often quite sketchy to reach.

 

[Bikin Glynn]

Short answer no, long answer kind of. The 'era of power station exploring', when the 'set' of 60s and 70s big coal and oil fired examples were closing in quick succession is basically over - the only decommissioned one of those that isn't demolished and doesn't have a High Court Injunction is Aberthaw. A few (maximum) other examples of bits and pieces of what once was a power station you could argue are worth visiting though pretty scarce and often quite sketchy to reach.

Of course there is the soon to be decommissioned one which wont get a urbex battering & injunction on it as soon as its shut at all!

 

[mookster]

Of course there is the soon to be decommissioned one which wont get a urbex battering & injunction on it as soon as its shut at all!

I dare say the owners have learned their lessons from the previous ridiculousness and they won't be letting this one get the same treatment, it really being the last of it's kind tbh.