List of tallest structures in the United Kingdom explained

See also: List of tallest buildings in the United Kingdom.

This list contains all types of structures 150m (490feet) in height or more, which is the accepted criterion for a building to qualify as a skyscraper in the United Kingdom.

Entries in italics denote approximate figures.

Structures taller than 300 metres

Name	Pinnacle height	Image	Year	Primary use	Town	Construction type	Coordinates	Remarks
Skelton Mast	365m (1,198feet)		2001	communication				Insulated against ground.
Belmont Mast	nowrap	351.65m (1,153.71feet)		1965	communication				Originally 1265feet, modified height of 1272feet was the tallest construction in the EU, and tallest tubular steel mast in the world.
New Caldbeck Mast	337.2m (1,106.3feet)		2008	communication	Caldbeck, Cumbria	guyed steel lattice mast		Replaced the original Caldbeck mast, which was dismantled in 2008.
Emley Moor Tower	330.5m (1,084.3feet)		1970	communication				Tallest freestanding structure in UK. Original 137m (449feet) tower built in 1956, replaced 1964. Second 385m (1,263feet) guyed tubular mast was built 1964 to replace the tower, but collapsed in 1969 due to icing and strong winds.
Durris Mast	322.6m (1,058.4feet)		1961	communication		guyed steel lattice mast		Tallest structure in Scotland.
Arfon Mast	317.4m (1,041.3feet)		1962	communication		guyed steel lattice mast		Tallest structure in Wales.
Emley Moor Temporary Broadcasting Mast	317m (1,040feet)		2018	communication		guyed lattice steel mast		Temporary mast, used for transmitting at Emley Moor during renovation of antenna system.
nowrap	Winter Hill Mast	309.5m (1,015.4feet)		1965	communication		guyed tubular steel mast		Original 137m (449feet) tower built in 1956, replaced in 1964. DTT mast raised height to 315.4m (1,034.8feet), but was removed after digital switchover.
Waltham Mast	315m (1,033feet)		1968	communication		guyed tubular steel mast		Original mast built in 1966, collapsed before completion later that year. Replaced by a new mast with the same height.
The Shard	309.6m (1,015.7feet)		2012	various				Tallest building in Western Europe (Was the tallest building in the EU until Britain's departure on 31 January 2020).
Black Hill Mast	306.6m (1,005.9feet)		1961	communication		guyed steel lattice mast		Original 228m (748feet) mast built in 1957, replaced in 1961.
Bilsdale Mast	311.5m (1,022feet)		2023	communication		guyed steel lattice mast		Original 314m (1,030feet) mast built in 1969, burnt down in 2021, replaced in 2023.
Strabane Mast	309.9m (1,016.7feet)		1963	communication	Strabane, County Tyrone	guyed steel lattice mast		Tallest structure in Ireland.
Mendlesham Mast	305.6m (1,002.6feet)		1959	communication	Mendlesham, Suffolk	guyed steel lattice mast		Tallest television mast in Europe at time of construction.
Lichfield Mast	305.2m (1,001.3feet)		1961	communication	Tamworth, Staffordshire	guyed steel lattice mast		Original 137m (449feet) tower built in 1956, replaced in 1961.
Mendip Mast	305m (1,001feet)		1967	communication	St Cuthbert Out, Somerset	guyed tubular steel mast

Structures 250 to 300 metres tall

Name	Pinnacle height	Image	Year	Primary Use	Town	Construction Type	Coordinates	Remarks
22 Bishopsgate	278m (912feet)		2019	office	City of London	Skyscraper	51.5145°N0.0829°W	Tallest building in the City of London.
Crimond Royal Naval Wireless Telegraphy Station, Large Mast	274.3m (899.9feet)		?	communication	Crimond, Aberdeenshire	guyed steel lattice mast	57.6175°N -1.8876°W
Sutton Coldfield Mast	270.5m (887.5feet)		1983	communication	Birmingham, West Midlands	guyed steel lattice mast		Original mast built 1949, replaced 1983.
Wenvoe Mast	265m (869feet)		1985	communication	Vale of Glamorgan	guyed steel lattice mast		Original mast built in 1952, replaced in 1985. Extended by 23m (75feet) with new antenna system in 2008.
Drax Power Station	259m (850feet)		1969^[1]	chimney	Selby, North Yorkshire	concrete tower		Tallest chimney in UK.^[2]
Rugby VLF Mast	250m (820feet)		1925	communication	Rugby, Warwickshire	guyed steel lattice mast	; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;	12 guyed masts insulated against ground, demolished in June 2004 and August 2007.

Structures 200 to 250 metres tall

Name	Pinnacle height	Image	Year	Primary Use	Town	Construction Type	Coordinates	Remarks
Grain Power Station	244m (801feet)		1979^[3]	chimney		concrete tower		Demolished on 7 September 2016.^[4]
Mounteagle Mast	nowrap	243.8m (799.9feet)		1961	communication	Fortrose, Ross-shire	guyed steel lattice mast
Dover Mast	243.2m (797.9feet)		1960	communication	Dover, Kent	guyed steel lattice mast
Landmark Pinnacle	239m (784feet)		2020	Residential	Isle of Dogs	skyscraper	51° 30′ 9.6″ N,0° 1′ 31.5″ W
Sandy Heath Mast	240.8m (790feet)		1965	communication	Sandy, Bedfordshire	guyed steel lattice mast
Selkirk Mast	238.8m (783.5feet)		1961	communication	Selkirk, Scottish Borders	guyed steel lattice mast
Caradon Hill Mast	237.7m (779.9feet)		1961	communication	Liskeard, Cornwall	guyed steel lattice mast
Inverkip Power Station	236m (774feet)		1976^[5]	chimney	Wemyss Bay, Inverclyde	concrete tower		Former tallest free-standing structure in Scotland; demolished on 28 July 2013 with explosives.^[6]
Preseli Mast	235.4m (772.3feet)		1962	communication	Crymych, Pembrokeshire	guyed steel lattice mast
One Canada Square	235.1m (771.3feet)		1991	office	Canary Wharf, London	skyscraper
Stockland Hill Mast	235m (771feet)		1961	communication	Honiton, Devon	guyed steel lattice mast
Moel-y-Parc Mast	230m (760feet)		1963	communication	Caerwys, Flintshire	guyed steel lattice mast
Heron Tower	230m (760feet)		2010	office	City of London	skyscraper
Angus Mast	229.5m (753feet)		1965	communication	Angus	guyed steel lattice mast
Rumster Forest Mast	229.2m (752feet)		1965	communication	Wick, Caithness	guyed steel lattice mast
Ashkirk Mast	229.1m (751.6feet)		1963	communication	Selkirk, Scottish Borders	guyed steel lattice mast
Chillerton Down Mast	228.9m (751feet)		1958	communication	Newport, Isle of Wight	guyed steel lattice mast
Black Mountain Mast	228.6m (750feet)		1959	communication	Belfast, Northern Ireland	guyed steel lattice mast
Burnhope Mast	228.6m (750feet)		1958	communication	Burnhope, County Durham	guyed steel lattice mast
St. Hilary Mast	227.1m (745.1feet)		1957	communication	Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan	guyed steel lattice mast
Anthorn Radio Station	227m (745feet)		1964	communication	Anthorn, Cumbria	guyed steel lattice mast	54.9116°N -3.2787°W ; 54.9148°N -3.2759°W ; 54.9119°N -3.2724°W ; 54.9088°N -3.275°W ; 54.9085°N -3.2811°W ; 54.9113°N -3.2845°W ; 54.9145°N -3.2819°W ; 54.9175°N -3.2793°W ; 54.915°N -3.2701°W ; 54.9091°N -3.2692°W ; 54.9058°N -3.2776°W ; 54.9083°N -3.2869°W ; 54.9141°N -3.2877°W
Holme Moss Mast	225m (738feet)		1984	communication	Holmfirth, West Yorkshire	guyed steel lattice mast		Original 229 m (750 ft) mast built 1951, replaced.
Leadenhall Building	225m (738feet)		2014	office	City of London	skyscraper
Crystal Palace Tower	219m (719feet)		1950	communication	Norwood, London	lattice tower
Pembroke Power Station	217.3m (712.9feet)		1968^[7]	chimney	Pembroke, Pembrokeshire	concrete tower		Demolished on 25 November 2000.^[8]
Littlebrook "D" Power Station	215m (705feet)		1981^[9]	chimney	Dartford, Kent	concrete tower		Demolished with explosives on 15 December 2019.^[10]
Droitwich Mast 1	213.4m (700.1feet)		1934	communication	Droitwich, Worcestershire	guyed steel lattice mast		Consists of two masts of the same height. Broadcasts Radio 4 LW on 198 kHz.
Droitwich Mast 2	213.4m (700.1feet)		1934	communication	Droitwich, Worcestershire	guyed steel lattice mast
Queensferry Crossing	207m (679feet)		2017	bridge	Lothian and Fife	cable-stayed bridge concrete towers
Tacolneston Mast (replacement)	206.1m (676.2feet)		2009	communication	Tacolneston, Norfolk	guyed steel lattice mast		Built to replace the 165m (541feet) mast, ready for Digital Switchover in 2011. Mast construction started in September 2009, and took five weeks to build.
Ironbridge "B" Power Station	205m (673feet)		1969^[11]	chimney	Telford, Shropshire	concrete tower		Also known as Buildwas Power Station. Demolished on 3 September 2021.^[12]
European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre	204m (669feet)		2018	wind farm	Aberdeenshire (3 km offshore)	11 x MHI Vestas Offshore V164-8.8 MW turbines^[13]
Deansgate Square South Tower	201m (659feet)		2018	residential	Manchester, Greater Manchester	skyscraper		Tallest building in the UK outside of London.
Fiddlers Ferry Power Station	200m (700feet)		1971^[14]	chimney	Cuerdley, Cheshire	concrete tower		Demolished on 3 December 2023.^[15]
West Burton "A" Power Station	200m (700feet)		1966^[16]	chimney	West Burton, Nottinghamshire	concrete tower	;	Twin chimneys. Original chimneys were demolished and replaced in 2003.^[17] ^[18]
Eggborough Power Station	200m (700feet)		1966^[19]	chimney	Eggborough, North Yorkshire	concrete tower		Demolished on 24 July 2022.^[20]

Structures 150 to 200 metres tall

Name	Pinnacle height	Image	Year	Primary Use	Town	Construction Type	Coordinates	Remarks
Citigroup Centre	nowrap	199.5m (654.5feet)		2001	office	Canary Wharf, London	skyscraper	51.504°N -0.0179°W
HSBC Tower	199.5m (654.5feet)		2002	office	Canary Wharf, London	skyscraper	51.5054°N -0.0174°W
Didcot "A" Power Station	199.5m (654.5feet)		1968^[21]	chimney		concrete tower	51.6223°N -1.2608°W	Demolished on 9 February 2020.^[22]
Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station	199m (653feet)		1967^[23]	chimney	Kegworth, Nottinghamshire	concrete tower	52.867°N -1.2566°W
Cottam Power Station	198m (650feet)		1968^[24]	chimney	Retford, Nottinghamshire	concrete tower	53.3048°N -0.7817°W	Demolished in 2024.
	198m (650feet)		1981^[25]	chimney	Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland	concrete tower
Fawley Power Station	198m (650feet)		1969^[26]	chimney	Fawley, Hampshire	concrete tower	50.8177°N -1.3292°W	Demolished on 31 October 2021.^[27]
Ferrybridge "C" Power Station	198m (650feet)		1966^[28]	chimney	Ferrybridge, West Yorkshire	concrete tower	53.7159°N -1.2799°W ; 53.7154°N -1.2812°W	Twin chimneys. Demolished on 22 August 2021.^[29]
Kingsnorth Power Station	198m (650feet)		1970^[30]	chimney	Rochester, Kent	concrete tower	51.4184°N 0.6038°W	Demolished on 22 March 2018.^[31]
North Hessary Tor Mast	196m (643feet)		1955	communication	Princetown, Devon	guyed steel lattice mast	50.5502°N -4.0083°W
Samsung Heavy Industries 7 MW wind turbine prototype	196m (643feet)		2014	wind turbine		tower	56.1739°N -3.0192°W
400 kV Thames Crossing	190m (620feet)				River Thames, Swanscombe	lattice tower	51.4677°N 0.2877°W ; 51.4622°N 0.3054°W	Consists of two equal height pylons, one on either bank of the River Thames.
BT Tower	188.4m (618.1feet)		1964	communication	Fitzrovia, London	concrete tower	51.5215°N -0.1389°W	Formerly known as the Post Office Tower and had a revolving restaurant at the top.
Rowridge transmitting station, new mast	187m (614feet)		2009	communication	Rowridge, Isle of Wight	guyed steel lattice mast
Crimond Royal Naval Wireless Telegraphy Station, Mast Southwest	183.2m (601feet)		?	communication	Crimond, Aberdeenshire	guyed steel lattice mast	57.6123°N -1.8935°W
Kirk o' Shotts Mast	183m (600feet)		1952	communication	Salsburgh, North Lanarkshire	guyed steel lattice mast	55.8528°N -3.8261°W	Original height 228.6 metres (750 ft).
Masts of RNAS Inskip	183m (600feet)		?	communication	Inskip, Lancashire	guyed steel lattice mast	53.8296°N -2.8302°W ; 53.8301°N -2.8343°W ; 53.8317°N -2.8374°W ; 53.8293°N -2.8382°W
Stirling Transmitting Station	183m (600feet)			communication	Stirling	guyed mast	56.0716°N -4.0604°W	Used for DECTRA-Navigation.
Kidsdale Transmitting Station	183m (600feet)			communication	Whithorn, Dumfries and Galloway	guyed mast	54.7005°N -4.4228°W	Used for DECTRA-Navigation, demolished
Tower 42	183m (600feet)		1980	office	City of London	skyscraper	51.5152°N -0.0838°W	Previously known as "The Nat West Tower".
Rugeley "B" Power Station	183m (600feet)		1970	chimney	Rugeley, Staffordshire	concrete tower	52.7583°N -1.919°W	Original chimney was replaced in 2009.^[32] Replacement chimney was later demolished on 24 January 2021.^[33]
Longannet Power Station	183m (600feet)		1969^[34]	chimney	Longannet, Fife	concrete tower	56.0486°N -3.6826°W	Demolished on 9 December 2021.^[35]
Crimond Royal Naval Wireless Telegraphy Station, Mast Southeast	182.88m (600feet)		?	communication	Crimond, Aberdeenshire	guyed steel lattice mast	57.6065°N -1.8804°W
30 St Mary Axe	179.8m (589.9feet)		2004	office	City of London	skyscraper	51.5144°N -0.0803°W	Also known as "The Gherkin" and "Swiss Re Centre".
Wrotham Mast	176.6m (579.4feet)		1981	communication	Wrotham, Kent	guyed steel lattice mast	51.3207°N 0.2877°W	Carried first broadcasts of VHF FM radio in the UK. Replaced equal height mast on same site built in 1951.
Redruth Mast	173m (568feet)		1962	communication	Redruth, Cornwall	guyed steel lattice mast	50.2098°N -5.2384°W
Rowridge Mast	172m (564feet)		2010	communication	Newport, Isle of Wight	guyed steel lattice mast	50.6764°N -1.3686°W	Replacement to original 149.6 metres (491 ft) mast.
Peterhead Power Station	170.6m (559.7feet)		1980^[36]	chimney	Peterhead, Aberdeenshire	concrete tower	57.4777°N -1.7902°W
Spinnaker Tower	170m (560feet)		2005		Portsmouth, Hampshire	concrete tower	50.7956°N -1.1086°W	Tallest structure in UK open to public outside London (though not to its pinnacle).
Blyth B Power Station	170m (560feet)		1962^[37]	chimneys	Blyth, Northumberland	concrete tower	55.1425°N -1.5275°W	Twin chimneys, demolished on 7 December 2003.^[38]
Oxford Mast	169m (554feet)^[39]		1968	communication	Oxford, Oxfordshire	guyed steel lattice mast	51.7906°N -1.1791°W
Beetham Tower	168.9m (554.1feet)		2006	residential		skyscraper	53.4755°N -2.2502°W	Until 2018 the tallest building in the UK outside of London. Also known as "Hilton Tower".
Tilbury "B" Power Station	168m (551feet)		1968^[40]	chimney		concrete tower		Twin chimneys, demolished on 28 September 2017.^[41]
Divis Mast B	165.8m (544feet)		2011	communication		guyed steel lattice mast	54.6078°N -6.0079°W
Broadgate Tower	165m (541feet)		2008	office	City of London	skyscraper	51.5211°N -0.0795°W
Tacolneston Mast	165m (541feet)		1956	communication	Norwich, Norfolk	guyed steel lattice mast	52.5177°N 1.1387°W	Replaced by 206.1m (676.2feet) mast in 2011.
Ridge Hill Mast	164.6m (540feet)		1968	communication	Ledbury, Herefordshire	guyed steel lattice mast	51.9975°N -2.5399°W
Huntshaw Cross Mast	163.7m (537.1feet)			communication	Great Torrington, Devon	guyed steel lattice mast	50.9793°N -4.0987°W
Sudbury "A" Mast	163m (535feet)^[42]			communication		guyed steel lattice mast	52.0043°N 0.7859°W
British Airways i360	162m (531feet)		2016	observation		steel tower
Eitshal Mast	161.3m (529.2feet)		1976	communication	Stornoway, Isle of Lewis	guyed steel lattice mast	58.1792°N -6.5851°W
Chatton Mast	161m (528feet)^[43]			communication	Alnwick, Northumberland	guyed steel lattice mast	55.5319°N -1.8342°W
Aberthaw Power Station	160m (530feet)		1971^[44]	chimney	Gileston, Vale of Glamorgan	concrete tower	51.3929°N -3.4046°W
Blackpool Tower	158m (518feet)		1894	observation	Blackpool, Lancashire	lattice tower	53.8159°N -3.0551°W
Deansgate Square East Tower	158m (518feet)		2019	residential	Manchester, Greater Manchester	skyscraper
Moorside Edge Mast 1	158m (518feet)		1982	communication	Huddersfield, West Yorkshire	guyed steel lattice mast	53.6359°N -1.8949°W	Consists of two masts of the same height.
Moorside Edge Mast 2	158m (518feet)		1982	communication	Huddersfield, West Yorkshire	guyed steel lattice mast	53.6348°N -1.8939°W
Forth Road Bridge	156m (512feet)		1964		Firth of Forth, East Scotland	steel tower	56.006°N -3.404°W ; 55.9969°N -3.4044°W
One Churchill Place	156m (512feet)		2004	office	Canary Wharf, London	skyscraper	51.5051°N -0.0143°W
Humber Bridge	155.5m (510.2feet)		1981		River Humber, Yorkshire/Lincolnshire	concrete towers	53.7143°N -0.4506°W ; 53.7017°N -0.4496°W
Haverfordwest Mast	154.4m (506.6feet)			communication	Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire	guyed steel lattice mast	51.8992°N -4.8664°W
Manningtree Mast	154.4m (506.6feet)			communication	Manningtree, Essex	guyed steel lattice mast	51.9239°N 1.086°W
Burghead Medium Wave Mast	154.2m (505.9feet)		1936	communication	Burghead, Moray	guyed steel lattice mast		Insulated against ground.
Elizabeth Tower	154m (505feet)		2022	residential	Manchester, Greater Manchester	skyscraper
Peterborough Mast	153.9m (504.9feet)		2006	communication	Morborne, Cambridgeshire	guyed steel lattice mast	52.5077°N -0.3432°W	Original mast was built in 1959 but was destroyed by fire in 2004.
275 kV Forth Crossing, Tower South	153.9m (504.9feet)			electricity pylon		lattice tower	56.0679°N -3.748°W
Burghead Long Wave Mast	153.6m (503.9feet)		1936	communication	Burghead, Moray	guyed steel lattice mast		Insulated against ground.
25 Bank Street	153m (502feet)		2003	office	Canary Wharf, London	skyscraper	51.5032°N -0.021°W
40 Bank Street	153m (502feet)		2003	office	Canary Wharf, London	skyscraper	51.5026°N -0.0196°W
Sandale Mast	153m (502feet)		1957	communication	Wigton, Cumbria	guyed steel lattice mast	54.7492°N -3.1407°W
Croydon Tower	152.6m (500.7feet)		1962	communication	Norwood, London	lattice tower	51.4098°N -0.0857°W	Original 61m (200feet) tower built in 1955, replaced in 1962.
Darvel Mast	152.4m (500feet)			communication	Darvel, East Ayrshire	guyed steel lattice mast	55.5794°N -4.2898°W
Forfar Mast	152.4m (500feet)			communication		guyed steel lattice mast	56.5573°N -2.8435°W
Membury Mast	152.4m (500feet)		1965	communication		guyed steel lattice mast	51.4849°N -1.5588°W
Washford Masts	152m (499feet)		1933	communication	Washford, Somerset	guyed steel lattice mast	51.1612°N -3.3491°W ; 51.1616°N -3.3469°W
BT Tower (Birmingham)	152m (499feet)		1965	communication	Birmingham, West Midlands	concrete tower	52.4835°N -1.9043°W
Cockenzie Power Station	152m (499feet)		1966^[45]	chimney		concrete tower	55.968°N -2.973°W ; 55.9687°N -2.9719°W	Twin chimneys, demolished on 26 September 2015.^[46]
Westerglen Mast	152m (499feet)		1980	communication	Falkirk, Stirlingshire	guyed steel lattice mast	55.9758°N -3.8163°W
Carmel Mast	151.9m (498.4feet)			communication	Cross Hands, Carmarthenshire	guyed steel lattice mast	51.8185°N -4.0674°W
Hannington Mast	151.9m (498.4feet)		1969	communication	Hannington, Hampshire	guyed steel lattice mast	51.308°N -1.2447°W
10 Upper Bank Street	151m (495feet)		2003	office	Canary Wharf, London	skyscraper	51.503°N -0.0168°W
Blaenplwyf Mast	150.5m (493.8feet)			communication	Aberystwyth, Ceredigion	guyed steel lattice mast	52.3607°N -4.1025°W

Other notable tall structures

A separate list also exists for the tallest of each architectural example or class.

• Salisbury Cathedral at 123m (404feet) – tallest church spire in the United Kingdom^[47]
• Joseph Chamberlain Memorial Clock Tower, Birmingham at 100m (300feet) – tallest free-standing clock tower in the world^[48]
• Monument to the Great Fire of London, London at 61.57m (202feet) – tallest isolated stone column in the world^[49]
• ArcelorMittal Orbit, Olympic Park, London at 115m (377feet) – tallest free standing public work of art in the United Kingdom^[50]
• Hyperia, Thorpe Park at - tallest rollercoaster in the United Kingdom^[51]

See also

• List of tallest buildings in the United Kingdom
• List of tallest buildings and structures in the United Kingdom by usage
• List of tallest buildings in the United Kingdom by settlement
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Birmingham
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Brighton and Hove
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Bristol
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Cardiff
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Croydon
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Edinburgh
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Glasgow
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Greater Manchester
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Leeds
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Liverpool
• List of tallest buildings and structures in London
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Newcastle upon Tyne
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Portsmouth
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Salford
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Sheffield
• List of tallest buildings and structures in Southampton
• List of tallest buildings in Yorkshire
• List of tallest structures in the world

External links

• Air-traffic obstacle list of United Kingdom

Notes and References

1. Web site: Drax Power Station. Skyscraper Page. 13 September 2020.
2. Web site: Harry harks back to his head for heights – 50 years on from building giant power station chimney. Drax. 23 May 2019.
3. Web site: Grain Power Station. Skyscraper Page. 13 September 2020.
4. Web site: Chimney at Grain Power Station to become tallest concrete structure ever demolished next week. 30 August 2016. Tom. Pyman. https://web.archive.org/web/20160831145141/http://www.kentnews.co.uk/business/chimney_at_grain_power_station_to_become_tallest_concrete_structure_ever_demolished_next_week_1_4676896. 31 August 2016. Kent News.
5. Web site: Inverkip Power Station. Skyscraper Page. 13 September 2020.
6. Web site: Inverkip Power Station chimney demolished. BBC News. 29 July 2013.
7. Web site: Pembroke Power Station, South Wales . Enigma Industrial Services.
8. Web site: Landmark tower is demolished. BBC News. 25 November 2000.
9. Web site: Littlebrook D Power Station. Skyscraper Page. 13 September 2020.
10. Web site: Delaney. Sean. Littlebrook Power station chimney in Dartford is demolished . Kent Online. 15 December 2019.
11. News: Ironbridge Power Station in Shropshire stops generating electricity. 20 November 2015 . BBC News. 19 September 2022.
12. News: Pritchard. Chris. Ironbridge Power Station chimney demolished. 3 September 2021. Shropshire Live. 3 September 2021.
13. Web site: Aberdeen Offshore Wind Farm . 4coffshore.com . 10 February 2019.
14. Web site: Fiddlers Ferry Power Station. Skyscraper Page. 13 September 2020.
15. Web site: 2023-12-01 . Fiddler's Ferry Power Station demolition; all the road closures for Sunday . 2023-12-03 . Warrington Guardian . en.
16. Web site: Nottinghamshire's West Burton A power station to close in 2022. BBC News. 8 June 2021. 22 March 2021.
17. Web site: No further risk from chimney. BBC News England. 30 January 2003. 8 June 2021.
18. Web site: Large coal fired power station in England uses PennguardTM linings for its new FGD chimneys. Hadek. 8 June 2021.
19. Web site: Eggborough Power Station. Skyscraper Page. 13 September 2020.
20. News: Watch moment 200-metre high chimney at Eggborough power station is demolished with explosives. 24 July 2022. ITV News. 24 July 2022.
21. News: Didcot power station 'eyesore'. Oxford Mail. 22 March 2010. 19 September 2022.
22. News: Didcot Power Station's chimney has been demolished. BBC News. 9 February 2020. 19 September 2022.
23. Web site: Ratcliffe Power Station Chimney. https://web.archive.org/web/20210831131905/https://www.emporis.com/buildings/396496/ratcliffe-power-station-chimney-ratcliffe-on-soar-united-kingdom. dead. 31 August 2021. Emporis. 31 August 2021.
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