A DAD has said his family's Christmas has been left 'ruined' after an asbestos removal company allegedly threw away all their belongings. Aaron Snell, 40, lives with his partner Louise, 37, and two kids in a Victory Homes property in a small village nearHe claims the firm owes them tens of thousands of pounds after everything they owned was bagged up and dumped in a tip.
Their heartbroken children Zak, 12, and Aria, three, have also been left without any presents or a tree just days before Photos of the chaos show their living room completely stripped bare with not even the carpet left behind.It leaves the family in tatters just days before festive celebrations were supposed to commence.'We were all exposed to asbestos fibres for that period unknowingly, and we've now been to the doctors as we are concerned about our health. Brit tourist, 71, questioned by cops after Thai sex worker found dead in hotel'The kids are upset because we'd literally just bought a Christmas tree and that's now in the skip.' Worse still, the family's computer – containing 500,000 photos of irreplaceable childhood memories – is now allegedly gone for good. Aaron spoke of 'items of sentimental value' like 'pictures done by the kids' and their 'first cards' which can never be replaced. The nightmare is said to have begun after the family asked their landlords to fix a 'gaping' hole in their ceiling that had caused them 'months' of stress.ASBESTOS has been used for over 4,500 years, and in the ancient world was recognised as the 'magic mineral' due to its abundance and fire-resistant properties. But it has been banned from construction works as it is a highly dangerous substance — it can severely damage your lungs and is a carcinogen, meaning it can causeAsbestos is a mineral substance that is found through mining. It is made from naturally occurring fibres that are resistant to fire, heat and electricity, and can even absorb soun