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Historic Nuclear Bunker Collapses Amid Coastal Erosion Crisis
1/23/2026
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Story summary
- A nuclear bunker near Tunstall, East Yorkshire, has collapsed further due to severe coastal erosion.
- The bunker was built in 1959, decommissioned in the early 1990s, and served as a monitoring post for nuclear events.
- Amateur historian Davey Robinson documented the bunker’s decline and noted it fell during the night.
- The area has lost about 3 miles of land since Roman times, and East Riding of Yorkshire Council urges the public to stay clear of eroding cliffs.
