POISON WATER
When tap water turns toxic in Cornwall, a public health disaster leads to accusations of cover-up and the search for truth. The story of Britain’s biggest mass poisoning plays out against the backdrop of Margaret Thatcher’s decision to privatise our water … the ramifications of which are still being felt today.
Credits
Director
Hannah Lowes
Editors
Danny Collins
Felix Buckley
Executive Producers
Louis Bamber
Will Anderson
Andrew Palmer
Producers
Emma Hughes
Kezia Sheard
Commissioning Editor for the BBC
Anna Dickeson
Archive Producer
Alex Booth
Production Manager
Leanne Codd
Production Coordinator
Maddie Ireland
Head of Production
Jade Miller-Robinson
Director Of Production
Trevor Lopez de Vergara
Director Of Photography
Mei Williams
Composer
Johnny Yates
Graphics
Marshall & Broome
Research
Rob Hutton
Production Team
Daisy Spurrier
Harriet Day
Max Hornigold
Head of Commercial and Business Affairs
Amanda Bannister
Business Affairs Executive
Johanna Pettersson
Legal and Compliance
Louise Lambert
Production Accountants
Louise Wood
Nishankan Neelameham
Head of Post-Production
Paul Sayers
Edit Assistant
Lucy Philips
Additional Editing
Michael McGill
Tristan Martin
Additional Camera
Ollie Bostock
Matt Norman
Filming Studio
The Forge
Post House
Sticks & Glass
Post Supervisor
Adam Dean
Online Editor
Jon Wright
Colourist
Max Horton
Dubbing mixer
Will Cart
Archive
Alamy
BBC Archive
Crown Copyright. / BFI National Archive
David M Stacey
Fred Molloy
Getty Images
ITN Via Getty Images
History of Advertising Trust
ITV Archive
Kirsten Danks and Claire King, BBC South West
Mirrorpix
The Observer Archive
Parliamentary Recording Unit
POND5
Sky News
SWFTA Collection @ The Box, Plymouth