Organisers of events to mark the 50th anniversary of one of Britain's worst peacetime explosions have appealed for help to compile a new exhibition. Twenty-eight workers died and 36 were injured when ...
On 1 June 1974 a huge explosion at a chemical plant echoed far and wide from the banks of the River Trent in North Lincolnshire. It made Barbara Nimmo think a bomb had gone off nearby. The catastrophe ...
A poignant exhibition has gone on display as the Humber region prepares to remember the tragic Flixborough Disaster half a century on. Marking 50 years since the explosion of the chemical plant close ...
Children, and schools, are potent symbols of victimhood in industrial disasters. In the case of historical industrial disasters such as Aberfan and Flixborough, and in terms of preparation for future ...
Forty-five years ago today, on June 1, 1974, the Nypro chemical plant at Flixborough, south of the Humber and north of Scunthorpe, exploded. It killed 28 workers, wrecking property over a wide area ...
A planning decision on an incinerator energy development at Flixborough has been delayed yet again, with the deadline for a decision moved back to spring 2025. It is the fifth time a decision on the ...
The explosion left 28 people dead and many more injured Organisers of events to mark the 50th anniversary of one of Britain's worst peacetime explosions have appealed for help to compile a new ...
A poignant exhibition has gone on display at a Scunthorpe museum as the region prepares to remember the tragic Flixborough Disaster half a century on. Marking 50 years since the explosion of the ...
Forty-five years ago today, on June 1, 1974, the Nypro chemical plant at Flixborough, south of the Humber and north of Scunthorpe, exploded. It killed 28 workers, wrecking property over a wide area ...
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