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'Toxic Town' lawyer calls for public inquiry saying council 'cannot outrun responsibility' for waterway pollutants in Corby
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Friday brief: Authorities accused of cover up, as they decide not to take action over polluted water findings
Respected lawyer Des Collins says public bodies are engaged in a cover up. Campaigners have vowed to fight on as the public bodies responsible for looking after the health of Corby and its environment have decided not to take action following findings of heavy metals in the freshwater system.Today Des Collins, the lawyer who helped a group of families in the late 2000s win a case against the former Corby Borough Council, has said a ‘cover up’ is…
'Toxic Town' lawyer calls for public inquiry saying council 'cannot outrun responsibility' for waterway pollutants in Corby
‘Toxic Town’ solicitor Des Collins, lawyer to campaigners concerned about the health impact of dumped Corby steelworks’ waste on residents, has called for a public inquiry after a Corby-wide citizen science water testing project.
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