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AN INVESTIGATION into a building collapse that killed four demolition workers has still not reached a conclusion, six years after the tragedy, bereaved families said today.
Mick Collings, Chris Huxtable, Ken Cresswell and John Shaw died on February 23 2016 when a boiler house collapsed during the demolition of Didcot power station in Oxfordshire.
It was six months before three of the bodies could be recovered because of the danger of a further collapse.
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