Cleaning up the Hollicombe Gas Works for a Midas Homes development could release dangerous toxins which could cause health risks to the area. And the clean up strategy provided by Midas Homes states that they still need to do more research to determine the full extent of the problem.
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A proposed development at Hollicombe has serious questions still hanging over it with regards toxins at the former gas works says a group of parents and residents who are worried that dangerous toxins will be released 4 comments - ()
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