 flook Nettleden goes mobile
Polish your nuclear head lamps and fire up your social-engineering circuits, Nettleden has teamed up with flook to help you discover the secrets beneath your feet. |
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YouTube Lyme Bay Trials Exposed
Shocking video of Biological Warfare Trials, live bacterial clouds were blown across Lyme Bay without the publics knowledge! |
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 Nettleden New Burlington Website
Nettleden.com have launched a brand new mini-site which aims to be the ultimate online source for Burlington information, photos and videos. |
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Vice Beijing's Secret Underground City
In 1969, Chairman Mao commanded the construction of a second Beijing beneath the surface of the original city, designed to accommodate all six million of its then inhabitants. |
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 BBC News Wartime tunnels to be auctioned
A network of underground tunnels used as a hospital during World War II and a wartime look-out point is to be sold at auction. |
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 Nettleden.com Leafield Engineering fire
Fire crews from Corsham, Calne, Chippenham, Devizes, Malmesbury, Melksham and Cooper Avon worked together to control the blaze with assistance from the Wessex Mine Rescue Team.
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BBC Wiltshire Fire in underground storage site
An emergency operation is under way at an underground storage site in Corsham, Wiltshire, after a fire broke out. |
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BBC News Bat groups and cavers across the UK have
Bat groups and cavers across the UK have been asked to report suspected cases of an illness that has killed bats in the US. |
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Lehigh University - US Today's youth drawn to urban exploration
A new trend of exploring abandoned factories, sewers and tunnels provides a sense of validation to the industrial employees who dedicated their lives work to the companies. |
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The Times 1960s: Cold War cabinet headquarterters
Documents detailing Government plans to rule from an underground bunker have been revealed.
At the height of the Cold War in the 1960s ministers were briefed on the location of a secret rendezvous. |
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 Daily Mail Inside Europe's strangest 'theme park'
A secret underground base offers a terrifyingly realistic reminder of Soviet occupation.
A pistol-wielding guard, his snarling alsatian, a blinding spotlight in my face... |
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 Mirror.co.uk York target for Cold War nuclear attack
A top secret semi-submerged nuclear bunker was built in Acomb, York, as a refuge against nuclear attack. It was operational until 1991 but is now a national monument managed by English Heritage. |
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 The Times Nuclear bunker in Hampshire for sale
Built as a reservoir in 1905, the site was taken out of use in 1962. Later, it was incorporated into Britain's cold-war nuclear protection plan. It was converted into a bunker in 1990, with room for 3. |
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BBC News Plea to end dangerous sewer hobby
Severn Trent, which supplies thousands of homes in the East Midlands, claims a small number of people have started exploring the sewer network. |
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BBC News Secret London tunnels up for sale
A network of secret tunnels built in 1940 as deep air-raid shelters 100ft under central London has gone on sale. The current owners, hope the sale could attract offers of about £5m. |
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 The Independent Urban sports: The space invaders
Forget free running – the buzz of sneaking into empty hospitals and factories is the latest high-adrenalin cult. Jerome Taylor takes a tour with the Urban Explorers |
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Seattle Times Underground bunker becomes Swiss Hotel
Tourists in Switzerland can soon sleep in the world's first "zero-star hotel," a former nuclear bunker. Organizers said the price per night will be between $9 and $13 if the hotel gets full approval. |
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Wales Online Dewstow - The secret garden
When John Harris decided to investigate a tunnel near his home, he discovered a labyrinth of subterranean gardens which had been lost for more than 50 years. |
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Daily Mail The Doomsday Bunker
It sounds like something out of the BBC drama Spooks – but the Ministry of Defence's secret command centre deep beneath Whitehall lacks the glamour of a TV set. |
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Swindon Advertiser What a totally pointless hobby
They call themselves urban explorers. Actually they're trespassers, a bunch of hare-brained pests with a limited mental age and unlimited arrogance. |
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