My Diary The Asbestos Campaign is underway

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The Complaint's Commission have passed my complaint on to be looked at.
I have received this email this afternoon

Dear Mrs Nye
Thank you for your email. Your complaint will now be assessed as to whether it requires investigation under the Code. If this appears to be the case we will ask the editor to deal with your complaint. Complaints Officer Elizabeth Cobbe will now be dealing with this matter. Yours sincerely Simon Yipsimon
Press Complaints Commission

Debbie received this  email from Chris Knighton. MKMRF.

"The article in Tuesday's Mail was a disgrace, years of promoting a greater awareness into the dangers of asbestos wiped out by one article!!!

Apart from the obvious there were a number of discrepancies, the article states Michael Lees wife supposedly died of mesothelioma, ...no suppose about it, she did!
The Health and Safety Exec's concern was because originally the campaign stated a specific number of carpenters, plumbers, joiners etc died each year from mesothelioma.
They wanted it changed to "thousands die each year" and the campaign was relaunched.
I passed the article round our Self-help Group meeting this morning and everyone was horrified by the inaccuracy's of the article and the damage it could cause.
I know Michael Lees extremely well and we can only thank him for the amazing work he has done to highlight the danger of asbestos in schools.

We are being listened to by so many that we have a successful campaign running now.

My Pal Gerald found a great link here http://www.hse.gov.uk/PRESS/record/tel231009.htm
We are working hard together on facebook and Mr Booker must know by now how we feel about his article.
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Today we went to the Savacentre to meet my brother and Fiance for a coffee and a cake as it was his birthday and we had a good walk round the shops and then sat down and had a natter to catch up on the news.
 
We came home and tried to have a dinner in the Sportsman but it was full up as it must be very Popular so we went to the Long Reach which is a Beefeater and is ideally situated just 1.5 miles from the coastal town of Whitstable, famed for its sea air and oysters.  They offer an extensive range of meals both restaurant and hot and cold snacks which are served throughout the day.
 It has survived a major fire and two changes of address... From "Coastal Road" to "Thanet Way"  and from "Thanet Way" to "Old Thanet Way" when the new A299 was constructed
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The Long Reach

While all this was happening, a motel was added at the rear and a new business park (The Chaucer) mushroomed along its western boundary. Thus, the once isolated pub has become part of a substantial complex.

 
Came home to loads of emails to answer with everyone backing our Asbestos Campaign and wishing us luck.
It has been a busy day today
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