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15th February 2010
Part of a shower room at Lincoln Prison has been cordoned off after a patch of what could be the bacteria responsible for Legionnaires' disease was found.
The discovery was made during a routine check of a communal shower room. Samples have now been sent for testing.
The Prison Service said no-one had contracted the disease and day-to-day operations at the jail are not affected.
Alternative shower facilities are being used while tests are carried out.
Read the BBC website for more information
2nd February 2010
The bacteria responsible for Legionnaires' disease has been found in changing rooms at Northampton Racecourse, it has been revealed.
The changing room was closed on the afternoon of Wednesday 27 January, after routine sampling found the presence of Legionella bacteria.
Northampton Borough Council took action to thoroughly disinfect the water supply and showers in the room.
This meant that it could be used by footballers last Saturday.
View the Northampton council website for more information
31st December 2010
BS8580:2010, otherwise known as the Water quality – Risk
assessments for Legionella
control – Code of practice, is designed to give guidance and recommendations on risk assessments and is designed to give a form of standardization to the risk assessment process.
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