The first of the new submarines, the HMS Dreadnought, is expected to enter service with the Royal Navy in the... Here’s What You Need to Remember: The Dreadnoughts couldn’t come a moment too soon.

The facility is home to Britain’s Astute-class submarines and Dreadnought programme. But what is the Dreadnought programme?

THE first Barrow-built Dreadnought class submarine is on track to enter service by the early 2030s, according to a report. The Submarine Delivery Agency released an end of year report on its ...

Named fifty six years after the launch of Britain’s first nuclear-powered submarine of the same name, Dreadnought has extensive historical significance, borne by no fewer than nine Royal Navy ships.

The boat will take her place in the Fleet in the 2030s, alongside HMS Dreadnought, Valiant and a fourth, as yet unnamed, submarine, each carrying Trident nuclear missiles on deterrence patrols for ...

The deal, worth approximately £9 billion (US$11 million), is large enough to have been given its own name – Unity – and amounts to a long-term provision of more of the same, as the UK moves into the ...

Unity contract covers research and technology, design, manufacture and in-service support of the nuclear reactors that power ...

Under the plans, an Astute hunter-killer submarine will be built costing £1.5bn, and £960m will go towards completing a fleet of four nuclear-armed Dreadnought submarines. Gavin Williamson will ...

More than 330 of the new recruits will be based in Barrow Defence giant BAE Systems plans to recruit more than 300 apprentices in Barrow, Cumbria, where the Dreadnought nuclear deterrent submarine ...