Netflix’s “Toxic Town” tells the story of the Corby Toxic Waste incident, which has been referred to as the first legal case that connected atmospheric toxic waste and birth defects.

But the environmental scandal at the heart of Toxic Town, is rooted in real-life events.The four-part limited series, which premiered on Feb. 27, is based on the Corby poisonings that occurred in ...

Toxic Town focuses on real-life mothers Susan McIntyre, Tracey Taylor, and Maggie Mahon, all of whom were living in the UK ...

In Netflix’s new series Toxic Town, viewers are sent head-first into the lives of three U.K. mothers: Susan McIntyre (Jodie Whitaker), Tracey Taylor (Aimee Lou Wood), and Maggie Mahon (Claudia ...

I n Toxic Town, a drama out now on Netflix, poisonous dust in the air causes children to be born with missing limbs and other physical abnormalities.The alarming story is based on a real incident ...

The toxic sludge spilled out onto the roads, while large quantities of toxic dust hung, orange and ominous, in the air above the industrialised Northamptonshire town of Corby.

Corby toxic waste case explained. In 2009 a judge at the High Court in London ruled that Corby Borough Council allowed toxic waste to be dispersed into the atmosphere.

Netflix‘s new limited series Toxic Town follows a chilling case that rocked the Northamptonshire town of Corby in the late ’90s and 2000s.. The limited series follows a group of mothers ...

1) The cleanup operation caused toxic exposure. Following the closure of Corby’s British Steel plant in 1980, the local council aimed to repurpose the land through a cleanup project.

Corby's toxic town of horrors revealed in Jodi Whittaker drama on deformed babies Susan McIntyre was 28 when her second son Connor was born without a left hand in August 1996 ...

The Netflix series “Toxic Town” premiered on Thursday, Feb. 27, 2025. This drama miniseries is based on the true story of the Corby toxic waste case. Photo from IMDb. “Toxic Town,” a new four-episode ...