When David Paul fell ill and doctors asked whether he worked with asbestos, his reply was a firm 'no'.
When David Paul fell ill and doctors asked whether he worked with asbestos, his reply was a firm ‘no’.
He had spent 42 years as a manager with Waitrose, a byword on the High Street for traditional, community-minded values, not in one of the industries associated with the dangerous fibres.
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