taken on the flight deck of HMS Ark Royal, which is paying a courtesy visit to the Tyne this weekend. She was built on the Tyne at the Swan Hunter shipyard , entering service in 1985.
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Sunday, February 01, 2009
rotor blades
taken on the flight deck of HMS Ark Royal, which is paying a courtesy visit to the Tyne this weekend. She was built on the Tyne at the Swan Hunter shipyard , entering service in 1985.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
gone with the wind
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This is a recent view of Tyneside's once famous industrial skyline at the Swan Hunter's shipyard, where cranes are being dismantled and shipped to India.
This depressing example of Tyneside's and the UK's industrial decline is balanced by recent news that American firm Clipper Windpower is planning to build a factory in Newcastle which would generate at least 500 jobs.The California-based firm aim to secure contracts to manufacture off-shore wind farms for the North Sea.
The UK has overtaken Denmark as the largest offshore wind energy generator in the world and within five years is expected to outstrip nuclear energy in terms of generating capacity.
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This is a recent view of Tyneside's once famous industrial skyline at the Swan Hunter's shipyard, where cranes are being dismantled and shipped to India.
This depressing example of Tyneside's and the UK's industrial decline is balanced by recent news that American firm Clipper Windpower is planning to build a factory in Newcastle which would generate at least 500 jobs.The California-based firm aim to secure contracts to manufacture off-shore wind farms for the North Sea.
The UK has overtaken Denmark as the largest offshore wind energy generator in the world and within five years is expected to outstrip nuclear energy in terms of generating capacity.
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