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That this House congratulates the heroic courage of both June Hancock and Evelyn Margereson and their familites in taking to court T&N plc for polluting their Armley neighbourhood with asbestos dust, causing deadly mesothelioma cancers amount local residents; appreciates the initial investigative journalism of Mr Richard Taylor, formerly of the Yorkshire Evening Post newspaper and the persistence of the lawyers, particularly Adrian Budgen and John Pickering, representing the Armley families; pays tribute to the many individuals and families who struggled for justice but did not survive the long process of calling this company to account in the courts; and now calls for the speedy resolution of all other claims against T&N plc by local residents.
That this House congratulates the heroic courage of both June Hancock and Evelyn Margereson and their familites in taking to court T&N plc for polluting their Armley neighbourhood with asbestos dust, causing deadly mesothelioma cancers amount local residents; appreciates the initial investigative journalism of Mr Richard Taylor, formerly of the...
That this House congratulates June Hancock and Evelyn Margereson, residents of Armley, Leeds, together with the honourable Member for Leeds West on the success of their nine year campaign to hold Turner and Newall (T & N plc) to account for polluting their streets with asbestos from the J.W. Roberts factory which operated from the 1880s to 1958; recognises that this case demonstrates that companies cannot pollute neighbourhoods leaving a damaging or lethal legacy; notes that the honourable Member for Leeds West publicised this case through adjournment debates on 25th November 1988, 8th July 1992 and 21st February 1994; and hopes and believes that this historic appeal decision will be a precedent for other parallel compensations for injustice in the future.
That this House congratulates June Hancock and Evelyn Margereson, residents of Armley, Leeds, together with the honourable Member for Leeds West on the success of their nine year campaign to hold Turner and Newall (T & N plc) to account for polluting their streets with asbestos from the J.W. Roberts...