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On the second day of Christmas Santa Wilson gave to thee….. pain- phossy jaw    and a toxic cloud over Langley.    

    On the first day of Christmas Santa Wilson gave to thee…..    a toxic cloud over Langley.    

Rat-a-tat-tat, Rat-a-tat-tat, Yes! Yes! Yes! There is a little room And you may stay here, We have a little place for strangers. Come in feel the heat  have a shower and brush your teeth, it is full of warmth and friendliness-and-safe … Continue reading →

  An eery quiet at Rattlechain lagoon now as the works of 2013 become a fading memory. Following a freedom of information request, it can now be seen that the purpose of these works had more about them than the … Continue reading →

Once upon a time….. a chemical crusading knight awaited his destiny. Tales of a far off land with a terrible pestilence were told by the few migrating birds that had returned to tell the tale. A wasteland guarded by a … Continue reading →

   The rattlechain lagoon waste management permit variation works are now appearing to be over. We say this because this is what the last 11 months have really been about. The wildlife, “protecting wildfowl” banner was the convenient PR tool, … Continue reading →

SIX TOWNS- ONE COUNCIL-ONE GIANT POLLUTION PROBLEM…….. HIDE IT IN SANDWELL…….

This week has seen the symbolic end phase of Rhodia/Solvay’s run at Rattlechain lagoon. What a record pantomime run it was! Starting some time in the Second World War in 1942, 71 years later the white phosphorus placed there remains. … Continue reading →

  It’s tree planting time at Rattlechain lagoon- its giving something back to the community time- it’s bullshit time in the Express and Star again- it’s Rhodia UK Limited- oh they aren’t Solvay yet? It’s been 14 long years of … Continue reading →

“Dear WLBRL, ‘Listen very carefully I vill say this only vernce.’ Boarded ferry from Portsmouth to Ouistreham Caen.    Got a bit sea sick. Had heard that there are a few dodgy bed and breakfast type places in the Brittany … Continue reading →