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    It seems that it is becoming  impossible for me  to go anywhere without encountering the handy work of some chemical dumping nobheads. It’s one thing about dumping toxic waste that ends up poisoning birds at a site and … Continue reading →

We have certainly benefitted from using  the Freedom of Information Act  to tease out information concerning rattlechain that neither the authorities or Rhodia would have made available publicly. Drawing out information from many national and local authorities can be tiresome, … Continue reading →

    According to the ERM document that accompanied the cover up works that took place last year at Rattlechain lagoon –  “ERM IMPROVEMENT WORKS” DRAFT JULY 2012. , on page 2 it identifies “It should be acknowledged that the presence of … Continue reading →

  He has been in hiding at Rattlechain lagoon for 72 years. But ‘the special forces of swan rescue’ managed to smoke him out of his hole. Read next week our world exclusive interview.      

I thought that may grab the attention, as it was supposed to. There are a range of birds as well as animals that have turned up at rattlechain over the years, and certainly I have noted plenty of both four … Continue reading →

What’s in a single word? It can have very different meanings, and in the case of the 1940’s in Europe it had a very specific meaning that ended in the deaths of innocent beings. Recently as last year a “relocation” … Continue reading →

What a joke this news story is, buried beneath the radar of a Tory reshuffle. “The UK has taken delivery of more than 200 tonnes of toxic chemicals from Syria….. It comprised “precursor chemicals” that “are handled and destroyed by … Continue reading →

  Rattlechain has a big brother! Barnett’s brickworks had other brickwork sites; one of them being in the Aldridge area known as “Barnett and Beddowes.”  To gauge what it may have looked like before Albright and Wilson, (along with their Ministry … Continue reading →

I’m always on the lookout for “suspicious activity” on the homefront at Rattlechain lagoon. I keep the Rhodia/Solvay lobby HQ number handy at all times should any German paratroopers or weasely stoats should turn up unannounced. Last week however there were … Continue reading →

LIFE Most swans hatch their cygnets in May, though there are some early birds that appear at the end of April. One particular pair that were being watched by us had had their original attempt wrecked by thugs after making … Continue reading →