The work replaced rock armour around the headland and installed a replacement slipway for the Dalgety Bay Sailing Club to ensure that higher activity sources are no longer being eroded out and washed ...

The Ministry of Defence says it has "no record" of a 1958 report that warned of the potential radioactive risks at wartime aircraft dumping sites. UK Minister for Defence Andrew Robathan made the ...

Thousands of radioactive particles have been found on the coastline at Dalgety Bay in Fife since 1990. It is believed they came from radium-coated glow-in-the-dark components in World War Two aircraft ...

A Fife MP has demanded an urgent meeting with the Ministry of Defence after it was revealed last week that it had failed to apply for a licence to undertake radioactive clean-up work at Dalgety Bay ...

The removal of radioactive material from Dalgety Bay is on track to finish by this time next year despite hold-ups, the Ministry of Defence has claimed. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The ...

As usual the Ministry of Defence is in denial anent its responsibility for the radiation on a section of the beach at Dalgety Bay ("Brown calls on MoD to meet cost of Dalgety Bay clean-up", The Herald ...

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Scottish environment bosses say they are confident long-awaited clean-up works at Dalgety Bay will be complete by September next year. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can ...

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed plans to clean up radioactive particles at Dalgety Bay. Recent investigations at the site identified possible health risks through skin contact or ingestion ...

Holes will be dug along the shoreline at Dalgety Bay to help find where the radioactivity is buried and the size of the problem. The Scottish Environment Protection Agency estimate the work will take ...