Camelford water poisoning residents given terrible advice, inquest told
Expert tells inquest into death of Carole Cross that boiling water would have tripled concentration of aluminium
November 2010
Camelford poisoning: 'water authority insisted supplies were safe'
Inquest hears how water authority said there was no health risk after aluminium sulphate was dumped in wrong tank
December 2007
Coroner orders police to reopen Camelford pollution case
Timeline: Britain's worst water poisoning
April 2006
A wash out
Alzheimer's research triggers call for new water poisoning inquiry
January 2005
Camelford inquiry seeks new studies
Sixteen years after water supplies for 20,000 people in North Cornwall were contaminated with 20 tonnes of aluminium sulphate it is still not known what the long-term health effects on the population are, a government-appointed inquiry team concluded yesterday.
August 2001
Boiling water
New inquiry into water poisoning
Poisoned water
What happened in Camelford?
Government rejects public inquiry into Camelford poisoning
Camelford victims win 13-year fight for inquiry
November 2000
Poison water victims seek justice in Europe
Camelford residents, after 12 years of being ignored, hope they will finally get an inquiry into their illnesses.
June 2000
Camelford inquiry refused
Victims of Britain's worst water poisoning incident were told yesterday the government would not sanction a public inquiry into the disaster.
September 1999
Polluted tap water affected victims' IQ
Victims of one of Britain's worst ever pollution incidents, at Camelford in Cornwall, have suffered memory loss and brain damage, scientific evidence revealed yesterday.
