Subcontractors Cleared of Manslaughter in Cleaning 'Fireball' Case

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Two cleaning subcontractors have been convicted of safety offences after two workers died in a horrific explosion, but have been found not guilty of manslaughter. Cleaners Glenn Whalley and Antony Redfern died two years ago when a massive explosion rocked a city gym. [The case was previously reported on the Network, 29 November 2002]

Norman Cliffe, the boss of Nightingale Cleaning, the company that employed the victims, was cleared of manslaughter charges, but fined £5,000 and ordered to p... (159 more words)

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