Boost for East Lothian as extra workers head to Torness
Businesses in East Lothian will experience a boost this autumn as hundreds of additional workers join the team at EDF Energy’s Torness power station to carry out a major maintenance programme worth around £34m.
A junior football team in the Borders have been able to add to their kit list thanks to a donation from Torness power station.
Chirnside Juniors were given £300 sponsorship by the EDF Energy station. The team used the money to buy new personalised club boot bags to complete their kit.
Torness power station’s visitor centre has celebrated its 5th birthday. EDF Energy’s CEO, Simone Rossi, marked the occasion with a cake cutting during a visit to the site.
Torness power station’s visitor centre has had the seal of approval from Scotland’s national tourist organisation. VisitScotland have judged that the centre and the tour of the power station should retain their five-star rating.
Charlie Woodhouse from Eyemouth has been named as Torness power station’s ‘Apprentice of the Year’ at EDF Energy’s annual apprenticeship graduation ceremony in Worcestershire.
