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Worker appears in court on crisp factory arson charge
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[WalesOnline] - Colin Goulding, 30, is accused of burning down the Real Crisps plant where he worked at Crumlin in Gwent. Goulding, of Bridge Street, Abertillery, is charged with arson with intent to endanger life in the fire at the factory where 115 people worked
Jobs at risk after blaze at Crumlin crisp factory
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[WalesOnline] - “It's not practical economically and it's very disruptive for the individuals and their families. “Unfortunately it looks like redundancies will be inevitable.” Colin Goulding, 30, from Abertillery, appeared in court at the weekend charged with arson
Google News: Food manufacturer's worker accused of arson
[FoodManufacture.co.uk] - Colin Goulding, aged 30, reportedly cried in the dock as the charge of arson with intent to endanger life was read out a Caerphilly Magistrates Court on Saturday (September 22). Prosecutor Jean Munton told the court that Goulding was working in the
Worker jailed over sneaky cigarette that burnt £25m factory to a...
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Colin Goulding, 31, was jailed for six and a half years for the blaze which led to the loss of more than 100 jobs
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