Corgi Hosiery fined over factory asbestos removal

BBC News - Corgi Hosiery fined over factory asbestos removal
A company in Carmarthenshire has been fined £25,000 after being found guilty of failing to protect its employees from asbestos.
Corgi Hosiery Ltd, which makes socks for Prince Charles, hired unqualified contractors to carry out work on the roof of its Ammanford factory.
Samples were taken in 2008 from material removed from the factory and all 14 samples contained asbestos.
Merthyr Crown Court heard the incident had cost the company £800,000.

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