The struggle in the coming years will be “socialism or barbarism”, said Zarah Sultana MP as she resigned from Labour this ...

The Corby Steelworks closed down in 1980 and was later demolished. However, problems began to arise when the local council mismanaged how it disposed of the toxic waste, leading locals to inhale ...

Corby toxic waste case explained In 2009 a judge at the High Court in London ruled that Corby Borough Council allowed toxic waste to be dispersed into the atmosphere.

Just over 30 years ago, our East Midlands town of Corby was witness to a genuine demonstration of people power and resolute courage. And now, following the release of Netflix’s new drama, Toxic ...

The true story of the Corby toxic waste scandal is the subject of Netflix series Toxic Town. Written by Jack Thorne (His Dark Materials), the series follows a group of mothers who are fighting for ...

It's a wide-spanning story that didn't get this level of national coverage at the time, and is for most viewers of Toxic Town the first exposure they're having to the Corby toxic waste scandal.

Toxic Town - a new Netflix series based on birth defects in Corby in 1980s and 90s. Credit: Netflix “In the last ten days or so, our phones haven’t stopped ringing," he said.

Netflix's Toxic Town, which is based on the real life Corby toxic waste scandal, has received plenty of plaudits from viewers hailing it as a five-star must-watch show.

TRUE TERROR I’m forgotten Toxic Town victim born with deformed hand, eyes & jaw – I DIED in hospital & my nightmare could get worse ...

Toxic Town’s Real Life Case The Netflix series charts the decade the Corby mothers searched for answers — including the negligence that lead them into a legal battle with the Corby council.

Netflix’s new drama Toxic Town tells the true story of a group of women from Corby in Northamptonshire, UK, who gave birth to children with limb differences in the 1980s and 90s.

As shared by Susan in 2020 BBC documentary, Toxic Town: The Corby Poisonings, Connor endured horrific bullying because of his hand - so much so that he even attempted to cut it off.