Category: Police > Nuclear Police
The Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) is a small specialised police force that was formed in April 2005, replacing the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority Constabulary (UKAEAC). Its role is to protect nuclear sites and materials.
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| Organisation | Civil Nuclear Constabulary |
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| Make and Model | Skoda Kodiaq |
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| First Registered | September 2021 to February 2022 in Oxford |
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| Organisation | Civil Nuclear Constabulary |
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| Make and Model | Ovik Crossway |
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Ovik Crossway Ovik gained a contract for providing the nuclear police with heavily armoured vehicles
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PX05 AKG
| Make and Model | Land Rover Discovery 3 |
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| Powertrain | four wheel drive |
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| First Registered | March to August 2005 in Carlisle |
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This is a Land Rover Discovery 3 four wheel drive in a half battenburg livery used by the CNC. The side view of the Land Rover. It is fitted with a spotlight on-top which mounts on top of the rear light bar.
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| Photograph DateAugust 2005 |
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PX51 DDF
| Make and Model | Ford Focus |
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| First Registered | September 2001 to February 2002 in Carlisle |
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This is a CNC Ford Focus. It has had a slight livery change to reflect the change over from UKAEAC to CNC. It now carries the CNC force badge on the front doors and the website address on the bonnet and rearmost side windows. The rear view of the same Focus. Notice how the blue light bar has a directional spotlight sprouting from it. The light bar is also attached via the roof rails to avoid damaging the roof and therefore improving the car's residual value. This example was photographed (with permission) at British Nuclear Fuel's Sellafield site on the Cumbrian coast.
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