Sellafield towers destroyed

A major piece of Britain’s industrial heritage crumbled to the ground at precisely 9am today.

A major piece of Britain’s industrial heritage crumbled to the ground at precisely 9am today.

The first two of four 88 metre high cooling towers at Sellafield in Cumbria were exploded as part of the Calder Hall site’s decommissioning.

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