Police Scotland is expecting a £4 million windfall from external organisations for protecting nuclear waste shipments and policing sporting events. The force has made almost £1 million this year so far for providing logistical support for nuclear waste transfers and policing football matches. The ongoing logistical support — known as Operation Ailey — is understood to involve traffic management and public order protection for nuclear waste travelling from the decommissioned Dounreay nuclear plant for reprocessing at Sellafield in Cumbria.
Herald 11th Aug 2018 read more »
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