Warrington power station - Wikipedia
The power station was built in Howley, Warrington (53°23’08”N, 2°35’10”W). [2][3] Equipment was added to meet the rising demand for electricity; by 1922 it had a generating capacity of 7,750 kW. [4] From the establishment of the Warrington Corporation Tramways in 1902 the power station supplied electric current to tram system.
Manweb Depot at CEGB Howley Power Station Warrington
A clear day in Warrington and in the foreground Howley Power Station, (coal fired chain grate), standing by the usually "pinkish" foaming River Mersey, (must be a washing day!) If you look towards the base of the nearest chimney you can see …
Warrington power station - Wikiwand
The power station was built in Howley, Warrington (53°23’08”N, 2°35’10”W). Equipment was added to meet the rising demand for electricity; by 1922 it had a generating capacity of 7,750 kW. From the establishment of the Warrington Corporation Tramways in 1902 the power station supplied electric current to tram system.
Howley - mywarrington
A view of the Howley industrial area showing the electricity generating station in the centre alongside the river Mersey.
HOWLEY POWER STATION (Hansard, 12 November 1971)
But the power station at Howley, situated, as it is, in the centre of Warrington, surrounded by hundreds of houses in this generally cleansed area, pours out pollution like some great black genie escaping from a bottle.
Warrington (Howley) Power Station under construction. | Flickr
Warrington Power Station was constructed between 1940 and 1952. It had three 20 MW English Electric and one 30 MW Brush sets supplied with steam at 425 psi from five Simon Carves chain grate fired boilers. The station was closed in the early 1970s. Photo from 'Steam Power Plant' published by Simon Carves in 1949.
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Warrington (Pollution) (Hansard, 22 March 1971)
asked the Secretary of State for the Environment (1) what is the measurable extent of pollution of the atmosphere of Warrington caused by the Howley power station; and if he will now take steps to bring 32W about the closure of the station in view of the incidence of chest disease in the county borough;
Warrington, Howley, Power Station in 1940 | The photo shows
The photo shows three of the five Simon Carves boilers installed at the power station. Photo from 'Steam Power Plant' published by Simon Carves Ltd in 1949.
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Warrington (Pollution) - Hansard - UK Parliament
asked the Secretary of State for the Environment (1) what is the measurable extent of pollution of the atmosphere of Warrington caused by the Howley power station; and if he will now take steps to bring about the closure of the station in view of the incidence of chest disease in the county borough;(2) what steps he is taking to prevent ...
Howley Power Station, Warrington (Pollution) - UK Parliament
asked the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will take steps to bring to an end the pollution of the atmosphere of Warrington caused by the Howley Power Station, having regard to the incidence of bronchitic diseases in the Borough of Warrington.