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Demolition of asbestos ridden Radcliffe swimming baths finally begins The demolition of asbestos ridden Radcliffe swimming baths finally begins following months of set backs and spiralling costs. The baths closed for good in May 2016 as a result of very bad storm damage to the building, and following surveys on the building which revealed damage […]
Read the full article | Published Oct 04, 2016
BBC Antiques Roadshow criticised over asbestos containing gas mask The BBC have had to apologise after airing an episode last week featuring a Second World War gas mask, which is believed to contain deadly asbestos. A woman brought the mask onto the programme in the hope of learning more about where it had come from and if […]
Read the full article | Published Oct 03, 2016
University student runs in memory of asbestos victim Warwick University student, Jake Allingan, aged 20, took part in a run totaling over 15 miles in memory of his Grandad, Michael Allingan, who died aged 73 from mesothelioma – a deadly cancer caused by exposure to asbestos. The route started in Halifax and ended in Oldham at […]
Read the full article | Published Sep 29, 2016
Former asbestos site in Rochdale is to be investigated The Turner Brothers former asbestos site in Rochdale is to be investigated in order to assess the ground quality at the Spodden Valley location. Rochdale council have issued letters to residents on Rooley Moor Road notifying them of the forthcoming investigation. The letter invited it’s recipients to […]
Read the full article | Published Sep 28, 2016
Beeston library to get 1 million revamp to remove asbestos Beeston library in Nottinghamshire is to receive a £1 million revamp after a large quantity of asbestos was found to be present inside the building. The work will be completed over a 9 month period. As well as work inside the building to remove asbestos, […]
Read the full article | Published Sep 19, 2016
