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It was reported recently that a major fire at “the world’s largest chemical complex” had claimed two lives. The German BASF factory in Ludwigshafen adds to the tally of those who have lost their lives as victims of the chemical … Continue reading →

I’m sure the answer to that question is several, but in this instance I’m referring to a recently dumped pair of pink ones found with other assorted items in one of Oldbury’s top grot spots. It appears the latest dumper … Continue reading →

I’ve noted previously that industries like those that operate from the serial chemical polluters from Oldbury rely on political affiliation. They also enjoy support from people who claim to have “never worked for the company” but appear proud to promote … Continue reading →

As if the previous post didn’t spell out the problem of flytipping in The Rattlechain part of the world, we have yet another example of arseholes dumping in exactly the same spot. So here we go again. This time its … Continue reading →

As well as the ludicrously sanctioned waste management licence issued to Albright and Wilson all those many years ago to dump toxic waste in the open environment, John’s Lane and its environs has also from time to time seen indiscriminate … Continue reading →

  Last week, it was reported that Alcohols Limited of Oldbury had been fined £277,000 and ordered to pay £25,000 costs for a serious fire in 2012. It appears that the blaze was blamed on “the new boy” moving dangerous … Continue reading →

So the world has gone mad over some fairly ghastly Japanese animated characters. The chavs have got fit by following fictitious creatures and relentlessly pursuing them across parks and town centres. But did you know there are several characters from … Continue reading →

One of the more shocking revelations from the recently released but redacted HSE investigation report into the Rhodia/Solvay fire is the manner in which the defendants attempted to illicit personal information about those affected by their toxic gas leak, directly … Continue reading →

The long running saga to establish details of what exactly happened at the Solvay Trinity Street site on 2nd January 2009 has been challenging to say the least. I have asked many FOI questions to find out the causes and … Continue reading →