vegster
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- May 5, 2008
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Ah, now we KNOW what's wrong with you, its the LATENT poisons FROM the old power station AND gasworks which HAS caused your FONT disabilities.
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Southwick Power Station is on fire
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Ah, now we KNOW what's wrong with you, its the LATENT poisons FROM the old power station AND gasworks which HAS caused your FONT disabilities.
Eric Potts
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Dont you mean ERNEST ?
T soprano
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Is this the start of the zombie apocalypse
vegster
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Shat, schoolboy error .... close enough though ?
Been on the Babycham again tonight?
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If you wanna know what's going on in the world as it happens just go on NSC , this forum is amazing ,
vegster
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two pints of london pride and half a bottle of Rioja ..... hey, its what I do..... any way , want some vCash ?
For "world", read Shoreham.
You didn't flick your roach out of the car window when you drove past the power station this evening, did you?
Fail!
Butch Willykins
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Woooooaaaaaa my sex is on fire
Chicken Runner61
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- May 20, 2007
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10 second mention on Meridian News then back to Kent & Hampshire news
loco61
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The gas-fired station is built on the site of the B station, and named after nearby Shoreham-by-Sea. It is owned by Scottish Power, being constructed by Alstom and Mott MacDonald, and opened in 2002 costing £150m. It was originally owned by South Coast Power Ltd, a consortium of Scottish Power and SEEBOARD (owned by Central and South West Corporation). In September 2004, Scottish Power bought the other 50% share of the power station for £26m from American Electric Power. The Monarch's Way footpath passes next to the station, and the station backs on to Southwick Beach.
It is a 400 megawatt (MW) CCGT-type power station that runs on natural gas. There is one Alstom gas turbine from which the exhaust gases heat an ABB heat recovery steam generator which drives an ABB steam turbine, in a single-shaft configuration. The chimney is 100m tall, and a local landmark. ... is this the one
It is a 400 megawatt (MW) CCGT-type power station that runs on natural gas. There is one Alstom gas turbine from which the exhaust gases heat an ABB heat recovery steam generator which drives an ABB steam turbine, in a single-shaft configuration. The chimney is 100m tall, and a local landmark. ... is this the one
vegster
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I'm not some cat who gets off on mary jane and Hendrix you know, don't judge everyone by your own standards
Dick Knights Mumm
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The gas-fired station is built on the site of the B station, and named after nearby Shoreham-by-Sea. It is owned by Scottish Power, being constructed by Alstom and Mott MacDonald, and opened in 2002 costing £150m. It was originally owned by South Coast Power Ltd, a consortium of Scottish Power and SEEBOARD (owned by Central and South West Corporation). In September 2004, Scottish Power bought the other 50% share of the power station for £26m from American Electric Power. The Monarch's Way footpath passes next to the station, and the station backs on to Southwick Beach.
It is a 400 megawatt (MW) CCGT-type power station that runs on natural gas. There is one Alstom gas turbine from which the exhaust gases heat an ABB heat recovery steam generator which drives an ABB steam turbine, in a single-shaft configuration. The chimney is 100m tall, and a local landmark. ... is this the one
No - that's the other one.