In Seascale

A woman and her family have recently relocated to Seascale, a town that was once a thriving Victorian seaside resort and now sits on the edge of the Sellafield nuclear facility. She reflects on Seascale’s transformation—from the days when trains brought crowds of holidaymakers to its present identity shaped by the nuclear industry. Although she had reservations about living near a nuclear site, it was her deep family connections that ultimately guided her decision. Now, as she watches Sellafield transition into its decommissioning phase, she begins to find her own place in this evolving landscape.