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Elevated metal levels found in six Exeter PFI schools
Devon / 16 May 2013West Exe have been drinking bottled water since February when the legionella bacterium was found in. Pupils at six schools in Exeter built under…

Royal Caribbean cruise ship 'did not have Legionella'
Norfolk / 29 April 2013A cruise company says it is "certain" a former captain did not contract fatal Legionella on one of its ships. Tore Myhra, 57, of Norfolk, became…

Northampton fountain: Bacteria control work continues
Northampton / 26 April 2013… traces of dangerous bacteria were found in the water. The fountain, in Northampton's market square, was switched off after low levels of legionella…

Ex-Royal Caribbean captain died of Legionella
Norfolk / 25 April 2013… couple were on one of its Caribbean cruises when the 57-year-old became ill and four days later died of Legionella in a Miami hospital. An inquest…

Anthony McCall's Olympic artwork Column scrapped
Entertainment & Arts / 16 April 2013… was worried that it would interfere with aircraft and the Port Health Authority had concerns that it could cause Legionella. Even after those…

Launceston Hospital reopening after legionella work
Cornwall / 15 April 2013… are also new sinks, taps and flooring in some areas of the hospital. Legionella is found in some natural and artificial water systems. Legionnaires…

Legionella deep clean for West Exe Technology College
Devon / 7 April 2013… was suspended while contractors cleaned its water system. When the legionella bacteria was discovered in February, pupils were advised to drink…

Launceston Hospital to re-open after legionella found
Cornwall / 3 April 2013A hospital forced to close following the discovery of the legionella bacteria is to re-open on 15 April. The bacteria that causes Legionnaires…

Kent County Council's £4.5m spend on consultants
Kent / 29 March 2013… some services needed to be bought in. Paul Carter, leader of the council, said: "The procurement of external consultants include Legionella and…

Leicester school declared free of Legionnaires' bacteria
Leicester / 20 March 2013… negative for the potentially fatal bug. Leicester City Council said samples taken from the school showed the water was free of legionella bacteria.

Stoke-on-Trent Legionnaires' deaths: Report calls for hot tub review
Stoke & Staffordshire / 12 March 2013… and 19 other people caught the disease. The HPA said hot tubs posed a health risk if not regularly maintained. BBC News has not been able to contact…

Legionnaires' tests carried out at a Leicester college
Leicester / 8 March 2013… kept the school open. The bacterial disease causes a lung infection or pneumonia It is caused by a bacteria known as Legionella pneumophila, which…

Bacteria discovery closes Launceston hospital
Cornwall / 18 February 2013A hospital in north Cornwall is to close for four weeks after tests showed that legionella bacteria was present in two locations. Officials at…

Legionnaires' disease bacterium: Further tests at Newtownabbey school
Northern Ireland / 4 February 2013… present," he said. The bacterial disease causes a lung infection or pneumonia It is caused by a bacteria known as Legionella pneumophila, which…

Basildon Hospital admits legionella protection failures
Essex / 29 January 2013… of changes in the past decade in an attempt to control legionella. Pascal Bates, from the HSE, said the hospital's procedures on legionella fell…

Guernsey Legionella bacteria guidance could be updated
Guernsey / 23 January 2013Better guidance is needed for businesses in managing Legionella bacteria in water systems, Guernsey's Health and Safety Executive has said. It…

Legionella find closes Withernsea Community Hospital
Humberside / 27 December 2012A hospital has been closed after a strain of the Legionella bacterium was found in the water system. A spokesman said all services at Withernsea…

Cooling tower safety checks to manage legionella risks
Edinburgh, Fife & East Scotland / 12 December 2012Businesses with cooling towers in the west of Scotland face checks to ensure they are managing legionella risks. The Health and Safety Executive…

St Botolph's Court: Legionella water restriction lifting starts
Lincolnshire / 5 December 2012Water restrictions at a Lincoln sheltered housing block where Legionella bacteria was found have begun to be lifted. The bacteria, which can cause…

Legionella concerns at Guernsey's King Edward VII Hospital
Guernsey / 3 December 2012The water system at Guernsey's King Edward VII Hospital is due to be flushed after "unusually high levels" of the legionella bacteria were found.


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Legionella Control
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