What emerged
has confirmed his suspicions: it is no surprise that the effects of
the factories on the risk of leukaemia could not be detected in the
work of Comare and the Leeds team. Wartime records and electoral
registers reveal that Seascale was relatively unaffected by the
construction of the ordnance factories and remained a small village
during the war.
Inside Edge - Thursday September 7 2006 | Business | The North West Enquirer
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