Students at school where 75 died from infected blood say they felt like ‘guinea pigs’

Students who attended a school where 75 pupils died from being given infected blood treatments claim present day staff ‘deny responsibility’.

The Lord Mayor Treloar College in Hampshire was the only school in the country with an NHS haemophilia centre on site.

At least 89 were infected with HIV, hepatitis C or both through contaminated drugs out of 119 with haemophilia in the 1970s and 1980s.