| Archive centre | Whitehaven |
| Reference | SS/29 |
| Title | Peter Graham, oral history interview |
| Description | Project file, including compact disc of recording, full typescript transcript, typescript summary of interview, clearance note.
Interview covers schools, education and apprenticeships; living in Sellafield housing in Seascale; thoughts on living near nuclear industry; working in Silver Ball; Advanced Gas Cooled Reactor; graphite workshop at Lillyhall; managing people; dealing with emergencies; beach incident; controls for sea discharge; Department of the Environment Inspector visit; discharging into the sea; safe storage; modifications; low morale; refusal of underground storage; Thorp being commissioned; buying tea shop, gallery and self-catering business; splitting up the Sellafield site to be managed by different companies; Sellafield Information System; Bulletin Board; confused objectives; what to do with waste; hobbies of sculpting and oil painting. |
| Date | 2010 |
| Access conditions | Researchers are required to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation 2018 when using personal data of individuals who are living or likely to be alive (assuming a lifespan of 100 years) contained within the file. Further information available in the relevant Privacy Note on the Cumbria County Council website. |
| Context | Came from the North East to work at AGR before moving into Site Services and Site Control and management. Ran a gallery and tea room with his wife, and became a sculptor and painter. |
| Catalogue level | File |
| Subject terms | Oral history |
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| Code | Place names |
| NA148 | Sellafield Nuclear Reprocessing Plant/Seascale/Cumberland |