article_snippet.sent: It was the most heartbreaking tragedy of the floods that wreaked havoc around Britain last year.
article_snippet.sent: The Gbangbolas' neighbour, Paul Marsden, 53, said last night: 'It is a disgrace that the authorities have not warned people about the dangers lurking in this land near our homes.
article_snippet.sent: The couple have struggled for answers from the police, Environment Agency, Public Health England and councils ever since – and are still waiting for a coroner's inquest to be held because of the delays caused by the long-running police investigation.
article_snippet.sent: The Mail on Sunday has led the way in covering the tragic case – but has been stonewalled at every turn.
article_snippet.sent: The Gbangbolas said last night that they could not comment on the fire service documents for legal reasons ahead of Zane's inquest, due to be held later this year.
article_snippet.sent: The police, Environment Agency, Public Health England, Surrey Fire Service, Surrey County Council and Spelthorne Borough Council
article_snippet.sent: all said The police, Environment Agency, Public Health England, Surrey Fire Service, Surrey County Council and Spelthorne Borough Council could not comment in detail ahead of the coroner's inquest.
article_snippet.sent: A spokeswoman for Spelthorne council said: 'Spelthorne council are aware it is the family's belief that there is a link between the landfill close to their home and the tragic death of their . '
highlights_snippet.sent: Neighbours were evacuated amid fears of 'contamination from floodwater'; .
  