Hunterston nuclear power station "dirty tricks"

British Energy and British Nuclear Group keep up the pressure on striking workers at Hunterston.

British Energy and British Nuclear Group, who've stated that they won't get involved in the dispute between Amicus and Balfour Kilpatrick, have warned all employees and contractors not to stop and talk to the official Amicus picket at Hunterston Nuclear Power station

An insider warned the Balfour Kilpatrick men that the Amec roads department will be erecting fencing tonight to restrict the official picket planned for tomorrow tue 19 from going ahead. A worker involved in the dispute said: "when will the Amicus shop within british energy say enough is enough and support their fellow workers?".

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