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Nettleden.com reveals its top 10 UK bunkers

23rd December 2011 17:55

Nettleden.comWe've put together our list of the ten most impressive secret bunkers and hideouts in the UK.

Emergency underground BBC wartime studios in Bristol explored

30th October 2011 10:56

BBC NewsSeventy years ago, as the Blitz began in London, the BBC set up an emergency studio deep inside the Clifton Rocks Railway.

12 creepiest abandoned prisons on Earth

30th September 2011 13:13

BBC NewsAround the world there are many abandoned prisons, once cages for people, some criminals, some political prisoners.

Tourist attraction plan for disused Tube stations

7th September 2011 23:57

BBC NewsA former banker plans to transform one of London's abandoned tube stations into a tourist attraction, with a restaurant and even a climbing wall.

Corsham made the hub for UK cyber security

23rd August 2011 13:02

Nettleden.comThe small market town of Corsham has recently become the home to a new high-tech part of the MOD's global defence strategy.

Hidden Lincoln Roman gate shown to public

23rd August 2011 06:47

BBC NewsThere was a rare chance for people in Lincoln to see a part of the old Roman city wall and Posterngate not usually on public view.

Singapore's underground oil store

11th August 2011 05:30

BBC NewsOne hundred and thirty metres below the sea bed of Singapore lies a most unusual construction site. The project, dubbed the Jurong Rock Caverns, is costing about $740m (£450m).

Return to Highlands' Inchindown secret tunnels

8th August 2011 01:17

BBC NewsGuided tours through an underground fuel depot constructed during World War II are being offered following the success of events held two years ago.

'Forgotten' north Wales coal pits remembered

3rd August 2011 06:48

BBC NewsStories of the "forgotten" coal pits of north Wales are being published by the National Coal Museum.

Nuclear bunker opened to public

14th July 2011 16:51

BBC NewsA Cold War bunker in Somerset which still contains some of its original equipment from the 1960s is being opened up to the public.

Inside London’s Secret Crisis-Command Bunker

5th June 2011 14:56

WiredIf nuclear attack or civil breakdown ever threatens the UK, the heads of government and the military know where to go. See photos of PINDAR.

Waiting for the End of the World

24th May 2011 13:47

Generic newsA wealthy financier’s 1978 bomb shelter is the ultimate Cold War relic—and an extreme version of the government-sanctioned “security theater” still prevalent today.

If Cardiff had an underground

13th April 2011 09:19

I <3 the 'DiffsIf Cardiff had an underground train network it might look something like this tube map.

Secrets of the London Underground

11th March 2011 14:11

LBCThe London Underground, the oldest and biggest metro system in the world, has hundreds of unique designs and quirks of construction. Find out more about our transport here.

Met Police use Cold War bunker for hostage training

7th February 2011 10:57

BBC NewsMetropolitan Police officers are using a disused Cold War nuclear bunker for hostage training.

The BBC bunker they don't want you to know about

14th November 2010 11:24

The IndependentWho knew that, 10 storeys beneath a Worcestershire hill, the corporation is ready for Armageddon?

German Cold War bunker dwarfs Burlington

14th November 2010 10:28

VK MagWith the threat of the Cold War looming in the late 80s the UK government made plans to hide underground and Burlington was born, but a German Democratic Republic bunker existed which dwarfed Burlington.

Hurricane damaged New Orleans becomes an UrbEx playground

1st September 2010 11:11

io9See amazing photos of the Six Flags theme park which was shut down by Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005.

Mental battle facing the trapped miners

27th August 2010 06:34

BBC NewsThe 33 Chilean miners trapped far underground have now been told that it could take months to get them out.

Long story behind the 'shortcut to Wales'

19th August 2010 12:37

This Is BristolAs Brunel’s Great Western Railway marks 175 years, David Clensy ventures down into the labyrinth of shafts, culverts and pumping drains that allow more than four million people to travel safely through the Severn Tunnel each year.

 
 

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