Comment & Analysis
Tragedy
There had been warnings. Three years beforehand, in 1963, D.C.W. Jones, a Welsh waterworks engineer, had written to the District Public Works Superintendent at Treharris. Jones cautioned that the National Coal Board appeared to be dumping slurry “similar to that which was deposited and gave so much trouble in the…
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