Fears that controlled explosion will throw more rubble on to power station wreckage under which three bodies remain trapped The family of a worker whose body remains trapped under the wreckage of Didcot A power station have criticised a plan to use explosives to demolish the rest of the building. "We want the men back in one piece, not many pieces," said Steve Hall, the son-in-law of Ken Cresswell, after RWE Npower announced plans for the controlled demolition of the parts of the coal-fired plan...
Fears that controlled explosion will throw more rubble on to power station wreckage under which three bodies remain trapped The family of a worker whose body remains trapped under the wreckage of Didcot A power station have criticised a plan to use explosives to demolish the rest of the building. "We want the men back in one piece, not many pieces," said Steve Hall, the son-in-law of Ken Cresswell, after RWE Npower announced plans for the controlled demolition of the parts of the coal-fired plan...
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