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11th September 2006, 15:52
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| Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2006
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 |  Asbestos I have just registered on this site and am really seeking some advice to do with the alarming discovery of asbestos that had been used in my new Bellway Home (circa July 2000). I have just had a new cooker fitted and was alarmed to discover that the old one (installed as part of the fitted kitchen when I moved in) was sitting on a slab of asbestos. The only reason I knew it was asbestos is thanks to the vigilance of the team installing my new cooker. It is now in a double black bin bag and sitting in my garage while I find out what to do next. Any advice gratefully received - surely this isn't legal? |
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11th September 2006, 20:25
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Follow this link register for an asbestos inspection from the local authority. Directgov Asbestos Advice
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