Owners of Destroyed Mill Told to Carry Out an Urgent Safety Survey ; World Heritage Site Developers Could Fall Foul of City Council Over Delay

Derby Evening Telegraph › July 08, 2009

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THE owners of a historic Derby mill left unstable after being ravaged by fire three weeks ago have been instructed to carry out a structural survey.

Firefighters have been unable to complete a full investigation to determine the cause of the blaze due to fears that the 150-year-old Bath Street Mill could collapse.

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Owners of Destroyed Mill Told to Carry Out an Urgent Safety Survey ; World Heritage Site Developers Could Fall Foul of City Council Over Delay

A large section of the building, which is part of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, fell away af...

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