David Lingard is an honourable person. He has the guts to name names and tell the truth. Another such is Jason Addy, these guys do what they do out of pure conviction and to try and undo the mistakes of the past. No MBE's or posh houses in War Office Road for them I guess. But at least they can sleep at night......

   I accept I misinterpreted Henry Kelly’s first point and offer my sorrow. You know Sir, we all make mistakes and I have made a few myself. I have only just grasped the very real devastation mesothelioma is causing to Rochdale people. It probably represents Rochdale’s biggest killer next to heart disease. I am bereft of hope, I really am that Turner Brothers and it’s former M.P have been responsible for helping so many nice Rochdale workers give their lives to this dirty town by sending them to an early and painful death and all for the sordid topic coin. It angers me that the people charged with safeguarding their interests live on to enjoy massive public pensions in comfort while the inactions of those charged with a community responsibility have seen to it that the cold icy breath of death leaves them fighting for life, compensation and a desire to ensure the Valley of Death are never, ever built on (I am referring to Spodden Valley). But oh what’s the point, why don’t we all bugger off to New Zealand or somewhere else because we can only ever hope that politicians will apply their best endeavours by representing us. Alas this Sir Cyril character failed in his duty so for those with Mesothelioma it’s a case of sorry, ‘Last one out switch the lights out’. But I love every god damn one of you and it’s the god given duty of those with health to fight on in your memory and bring these people with dirty hands to account, despite their age and vulnerability because politicians of today pass it off bas mistakes of yesteryear. Well, his people are dying today and he just cannot bring himself to say sorry and hand his pension and his MBE over to those he failed miserably. Those who come to us to explain his actions and those wanting to develop land had better come to the people of this town with clean hands in future because we are learning valuable lessons or are we? Just ask the passionate Spodden Valley campaigners whose efforts have been high jacked by the politicians of today. I think Mr Addy and the real people are articulating the real death and devastation that this site represents which should be turned over as memorial to those slain by this factory and its supporters. Trouble is, no bugger is hearing