 A health and safety awareness event is being held in Herefordshire for staff of the county's schools. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) will be running the day in order to identify and tackle those areas which [ read more...]
 A leading organisation has added an area on its website which specifically targets the issues affecting Welsh businesses. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched the section, which focuses on the industries most prevalent in the area. Its director [ read more...]
 A leading health and safety watchdog is investigating an accident where masonry fell from a construction site, killing a motorcyclist. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) will be conducting an examination of the circumstances surrounding [ read more...]
 A firm and one of its workers have been prosecuted after an accident involving a cableway left five people seriously injured. Nevis Range Development has been fined £2,000, while employee Kevin Byrne will pay £1,000 after both pleaded guilty [ read more...]
 Occupational cancers are a health and safety issue in the workplace which has been 'neglected' for a long time, an expert claims. Professor Andrew Watterson from the University of Stirling asserts the combined figure for road traffic deaths, murders [ read more...]
 A Bourton-on-the-Water company has been fined £8,000 after an accident in which an employee experienced serious head, leg and hip injuries. Besana UK will also pay £7,167 after pleading guilty to health and safety infringements which led [ read more...]
 A Barnsley company has been fined £2,000 after an accident occurred while an employee was working at height. Berneslai Homes will also pay £2,022 in costs after pleading guilty to breaches of the health and [read more...]
Safety training is being offered at Thirsk Racecourse for agricultural workers, the industry with the highest risk of injury. The Health and Safety Executive is organising the event in conjunction with Lantra, the land-based environmental sector's skills [ read more...]
 Companies must not cut back on health and safety measures as a result of the credit crunch, a leading organisation warns. President of the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) Ray Hurst claims doing so would be both [ read more...]
 A business from the Nottinghamshire area has been prosecuted after health and safety breaches led the immolation of one of its workers. Phoenix Autoparts 2000 has been fined £2,000 plus £2,375 in costs after pleading guilty to breaching the [ read more...]
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