Elizabeth Dudley-Jones successfully prosecuted T and A Textiles Limited under the Fire Safety Order 2005
Elizabeth Dudley-Jones successfully prosecuted T and A Textiles Limited for numerous serious breaches under the Fire Safety Order 2005. The breaches occurred at the Company's substantial Newton Heath premises known as Sleepdown Mill, a factory which housed a substantial number of cardboard boxes containing flammable items as bedding, towels and hosiery. Fire Officers also discovered a number of illegal immigrants hiding in the boxes in the premises and in the event of a fire, these vulnerable people would not have been accounted for.
Instructed by Miss Jenni Seex at Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Authority.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3379766/illegal-immigrants-found-hiding-cardboard-boxes-mill/
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4431692/Immigrants-raid-death-trap-warehouse.html
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