Mr H Bessemer read the following paper at the British Association on Monday last: The manufacture of iron in this country has attained such an important position that any improvement in this branch of our national industry cannot fail to be a source of general interest
Local authorities in Cumbria and Kent are discussing the possibility of deep-level nuclear waste repositories, where waste will be sealed into underground vaults for thousands of years. What are your feelings about this method of disposing of high- and intermediate-level nuclear waste?
Will the government's proposed large infrastructure projects be sufficient to lift Britain out of a second recession?
