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Scottish agriculture deaths undiminished

Thirty-nine workers died in Scotland in accidents during work in its agriculture sector during 2007/8.

[23.12.2008]

Merry Christmas from Safetynet Scotland

"Merry Christmas and a very prosperous New Year to all of our customers from everyone at Safetynet Scotland"

[19.12.2008]

Hand loss leads to conviction

An employee and a company have been convicted of health and safety offences after another employee lost his hand in a machine.

[16.12.2008]

Company fined for fire safety failures

A recycling company has been fined £20,000 for breaching the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

[12.12.2008]

Risk assessment failure blamed for accident

A 22-year-old worker at Caltherm Ltd in Chesterton was helping to move an industrial steam-heated oven weighing 800kg when it fell from two pallet trucks.

[10.12.2008]

Worker lost finger

PAS (Grantham) Ltd of the Cold Store in Easton was fined £10,000 and ordered to pay the full £3,587 costs by Grantham magistrates.

[07.12.2008]

Man arrested over worker death

A man has been arrested over the death of a worker on the £211 million Docklands Light Railway extension in east London this morning.

[04.12.2008]

Care required with healthcare hoists

On 25th March 2006 at Birmingham's Moseley Hall Hospital, 2 auxiliary nurses were transferring a 90-year old patient from a commode to a bed using a large sling and a battery-operated lifting hoist.

[02.12.2008]

Scaffolder killed in 130ft plunge from oil rig

A Highland scaffolder died yesterday after plunging 130ft from an oil rig docked in the Cromarty Firth.

[01.12.2008]

HSE and Jewson join forces to warn tradesmen of asbestos danger

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and Jewson, the UK’s leading supplier of timber and building materials, have joined forces to help warn tradesmen of the dangers of asbestos.

[26.11.2008]

Consequences of method changes

The requirement to control risks associated with method changes in the progress of works has been illustrated in the circumstances of the January 2003 death of an employee.

[24.11.2008]

Shopfitters fined £20,000

Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is warning shopfitters to have correctly assembled mobile tower scaffolds after a worker fell three metres from unprotected scaffolding at a new shopping centre, in Enfield, on 15 September 2006, and suffered serious head

[19.11.2008]

Police pile on the pressure in corporate killing enquiries

Police are arresting managers at their workplaces as part of corporate manslaughter investigations, according to a defence lawyer involved in two of the first deaths being investigated under the new Act.

[17.11.2008]

Scotts fined £80,000

Horticulture company Scotts (UK), whose brands include Miracle-Gro and Weedol, has been fined £80,000 after a 54-year-old employee was trapped and fatally injured in a baling machine.

[15.11.2008]

Roads boss in hospital

A Highland Council roads boss was in a stable condition in hospital last night after being badly injured in a dramatic accident on the A9.

[12.11.2008]

Cable car accident company fined

The operator of the Nevis Range gondola system and one of its staff have been fined for health and safety breaches following an accident two years ago.

[10.11.2008]

HSE supports National Stress Awareness Day 2008

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is pleased to support National Stress Awareness Day with the launch of a new and improved stress management standards analysis tool and user manual. This year’s campaign is focused on taking positive action. One of

[05.11.2008]

Two companies fined £130,000

A workman fell 23 metres to his death while helping install 3 industrial boilers at new waste-to-energy facilities under construction in Maidstone, Kent, during July 2005.

[02.11.2008]

Health and safety statistics 2007/08

The latest national statistics on work-related illness and workplace injuries, produced by the Health and Safety Executive, were released on 29 October 2008 according to the arrangements approved by the UK Statistics Authority.

[29.10.2008]

Man loses foot in silo accident

A 51-year-old man who became trapped in a grain silo in Perthshire has had his foot amputated.

[19.10.2008]

Health and Safety (Offences) Act 2008 receives Royal Assent

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) welcomes the Health and Safety (Offences) Act 2008 which received Royal Assent on Thursday 16 October 2008.

[14.10.2008]

Open lift shaft posed obvious risk

A school teacher acting as stage manager for a production at the Urdd Eisteddfod in May 2007 stepped backwards on stage and fell 2.5 metres into an open lift shaft, sustaining multiple injuries.

[12.10.2008]

North Sea lifting operation death

Two men were struck and injured, one of them fatally, by falling steel clamps on the Bleo Holm floating production, storage and offtake installation in the outer Moray Firth, northeast Scotland, as the objects were being lifted by a pneumatic hoist on 6th

[10.10.2008]

HSE consultation on (HSIER) Regulations

HSE consultation on proposals for amending the Health and Safety Information for Employees Regulations 1989 (HSIER)

[06.10.2008]

Developer fined for unsafe site management

Chelford Properties repeatedly put workers and public at risk by not securing sites and poorly managing site traffic.

[28.09.2008]

Employer failed to check dead worker's training record

Building Research Establishment (BRE) and the employer of a forklift truck driver who died in an accident at Hangar no.1 at the former RAF Cardington, Bedfordshire, have both been fined in connection with lapses that permitted the accident to occur.

[25.09.2008]

Huge fire near Carlisle airport

Four fire crews are still tackling a huge tyre fire last night at Crosby-on-Eden, near Carlisle airport.

[24.09.2008]

Fatal forklift accident on Scots hydro scheme

A man killed in an industrial accident at a major Highland construction project was a foreign worker, it emerged last night.

[21.09.2008]

Lifting operations involve risks requiring mitigation

A lifting operation that was not fully risk reduced ended badly when a man was left with back injuries and a broken leg after an accident on Teesside involving an electro-magnetic crane.

[16.09.2008]

RCD would have prevented severe injury

[14.09.2008]

2 died in mixer

The tragic deaths of 2 men could have been easily prevented if the power supply to the machine they were working on had been properly isolated.

[07.09.2008]

fatal accident in Highlands

AN apprentice woodcutter has died after becoming crushed and trapped between two vehicles near Drumnadrochit.

[28.08.2008]

2 preventable deaths at quarry

Scottish Coal Company Ltd has been fined a total of £400,000 after pleading guilty to breaching S.3(1) of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974.

[26.08.2008]

Employer and employee fined

Penalties resulted for Ammeraal Beltech Ltd and one of its production operatives after a worker lost his hand in a workplace injury at premises in Keighley.

[24.08.2008]

Farmer fined

A farmer from Lancs. has been fined £10,000 with £10,000 costs for a breach of safety law that led to a horrific accident in which the victim suffered permanent paralysis from the waist down.

[19.08.2008]

Preventable death of refurbishment worker

An HSE inspector termed the death of a 36-year-old workman in an industrial accident on October 25th 2004 as 'entirely preventable' following the prosecution of Spanclad Ltd, of Smethwick, Staffs, and its principal contractor, the Westminster Building Co

[17.08.2008]

Fisherman dies after sea rescue

A 50-year-old fisherman has died in hospital after his boat capsized off the coast of Fife.

[07.08.2008]

School's out - stay safe!

Now that Scottish schools have broken up for the summer holidays, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and Scottish Hydro Electric have a message for parents to help their children to stay and play safe - beware of the risks from electricity outdoors as

[04.08.2008]

Man, 20, killed after tyre explodes

A 20-YEAR-OLD man has been killed after a tanker lorry tyre he was inflating exploded in his face.

[29.07.2008]

Cradle collapse killed 1 and injured 3

Bradway Construction Ltd and Apollo Cradles Ltd of Barnsley have been fined over the death of one of the former's employees and the injury of 3 others in an industrial accident during maintenance and painting work on an office building in Sheffield.

[23.07.2008]

Open hatch trapped elderly woman

An 89-year old woman fell down a floor hatch in her house, the opening left unprotected as men worked on gas pipes.

[21.07.2008]

Buchan scrap yard accident

It is reported that an elderly man has sustained serious crush injuries under a trailer at a scrap yard on a farm northwest of Auchnagatt, Aberdeenshire.

[15.07.2008]

Firms fined £600,000 for outbreak

A leading drinks company and its water treatment contractor have been fined a total of £600,000 between them for health and safety breaches which led to a fatal outbreak of Legionnaires' disease.

[13.07.2008]

fined £200,000 over accident

A cement firm has been fined £200,000 after a quarry worker was permanently scared when he fell into the blades of a fan.

[09.07.2008]

Working at Height

why is it so important to get it right? Official HSE figures showed 46 fatalities and 3,350 serious injuries were caused by falls from height in 2005-6, making it the single biggest cause of workplace deaths.

[07.07.2008]

Scaffolder jailed for three months

The owner of a scaffolding firm has been sentenced to three months' imprisonment after one of his employees fell six metres from scaffolding.

[04.07.2008]

£120,000 fine over driver's death

A building distribution firm has been fined £120,000 over the death of a HGV driver who fell 15ft from his trailer while checking the height of a load.

[02.07.2008]

Company pays £6,500 after fall

A company has been forced to pay nearly £6,500 for failing to make sure staff are trained properly after a worker was injured in a fall.

[25.06.2008]

Dangers of working at height

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has warned companies that they must control the risks from falls in the workplace. This message follows the prosecution of Spray-Craft Coating Limited after an employee fell more than two meters.

[22.06.2008]

HSE prosecutes Weetabix

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has warned companies to ensure machinery is adequately guarded after a worker at Kettering firm Weetabix Ltd was injured in a machinery incident. HSE's warning follows its prosecution of the company at Court.

[18.06.2008]

Acetone vapour ignites easily

Health and safety executive warns companies to protect employees from dangers of flammable liquids

[15.06.2008]

Farmer Killed in tractor accident

Aberdeenshire farmer, cattle breeder and show judge Harry Emslie has been killed in a tractor accident.

[09.06.2008]

Exposion kills workman

A probe is under way after a worker was killed in an explosion at a Mearns agricultural contractors’ business at the weekend.

[03.06.2008]

HSE safety alert

HSE safety alert: Hand-fed platen (die cutting) machines Risks from use of the dwell facility on hand-fed platen (die cutting) machines

[01.06.2008]

English tests for foreign workers

Foreign workers wanting to work in the UK will have to pass a basic English language test covering site safety before being awarded a Construction Skills Certification Scheme card.

[28.05.2008]

Plant Hire Co Fined

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is warning plant hire companies to ensure their vehicles are supplied in a safe condition.

[25.05.2008]

worker in forklift truck accident dies

A worker at Cannon Rubber factory, in High Road, Tottenham, died after sustaining severe head injuries in an accident last Tuesday.

[21.05.2008]

Boy burned at electricity station

A 13-year-old boy has been taken to hospital suffering from burns after a "serious" incident at an electricity sub-station in Aberdeen.

[19.05.2008]

Man crushed to death

AN elderly man was crushed to death when a machine collapsed on him at a demolition yard outside Glasgow.

[15.05.2008]

Roofing chief jailed over death

The owner of a roofing company has been jailed for 10 months after admitting the manslaughter of an apprentice who fell through a shop skylight.

[12.05.2008]

Scotland's health and safety record

Businesses in Scotland will be encouraged to learn from their peers as part of a new initiative to tackle fatalities, injuries and illness in the workplace.

[11.05.2008]

Crane accident at BAE Systems

Three people have been hurt in a crane collapse at BAE Systems' Govan shipyard in Glasgow, Scotland. The accident is the second crane collapse to affect a BAE Systems shipyard in recent months

[02.05.2008]

Cyclist dies in truck collision

A cyclist has died after a collision involving a dumper truck in an Edinburgh city centre street.

[27.04.2008]

Live cable was on site for months

A subsidiary company of utility giant Scottish Power has been fined Â£32,000 after a cable that had been live for five months exploded on a construction site, burning two plasterers.

[14.04.2008]

ICL Plastics Ltd and ICL Tech Ltd: response to â€˜The ICL/Stockline Disasterâ€™ report

[14.04.2008]

HSC publishes statistics of fatal injuries for 2006/07 - slight reduction in the number of work-related deaths in Scotland

[30.03.2008]

Â£90,000 fine after two men die

HSE warns about work carried out near overhead powerlines following prosecution

[17.03.2008]

JCB companies prosecuted over deaths

Deficient risk assessments are leading to preventable fatal industrial accidents, says the HSE.

[10.03.2008]

Carehome Prosecuted & Fined

HSE warns that vulnerable patients must be protected as Ashbourne Ltd fined Â£35,000 following death of elderly resident in Telford care home

[03.03.2008]

Council's weak risk assessment

A failure to conduct a suitable and sufficient risk assessment contributed towards an accident in March 2007 in which an elderly pedestrian was struck and injured by a street-sweeping vehicle as it reversed in Brighton.

[24.02.2008]

Corus UK fined Â£250,000

Corus UK Ltd, trading as Corus Packaging Plus, was fined Â£250,000 at Swansea Crown Court following an HSE investigation into the death of employee Francis Coles.

[21.02.2008]

Classroom gas leak council fined

A North East council has been fined Â£10,000 after 25 schoolchildren were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes.

[14.02.2008]

Scrap yard hit by £200,000 fine

Scrap yards are being urged to do more to prevent people from being struck by moving vehicles after a Coventry recycling firm was hit with a huge fine last week.

[12.02.2008]

Coppersmiths firm fined £30,000 after worker dies

Coppersmiths firm fined Â££30,000 after worker dies

[11.02.2008]

Farmer killed in 11,000 volt horror

A farmer was killed after being electrocuted by 11,000 volts when his tractor caught an overhead power line.

[11.02.2008]

HSE reminds employers of their legal duties

HSE reminds employers of their legal duties after scrapyard worker is killed and employer is fined Â£200,000

[08.02.2008]

HSE inspector watched workman

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is warning employers of the danger of using forklift trucks inappropriately. The warning follows the prosecution of a Carlisle joinery company after an employee was lifted eight feet into the air on a forklift truck

[25.01.2008]

Investigation after worker dies

An investigation has begun after a 59-year-old man died while working at a bus manufacturers in Falkirk.

[16.01.2008]

Two men die in garage collapse

Two men who died after a garage collapsed, trapping them underneath, have been named. Darrell Hutchinson, 47, from Cleveleys and Michael Elgee, 39 from Leyland, died after the garage they were inside, on Rossall Road, Cleveleys, fell on top of them.

[14.01.2008]

Site death in Oxfordshire

A MAN has died after the arm of a eight-tonne front-loader vehicle crushed a car.

[11.01.2008]

Train driver's Ã‚Â£80k after injury

A train driver who was forced to give up work after falling off a chair at a station has been awarded nearly Ã‚Â£80,000 compensation, his solicitors say.

[08.01.2008]

Cookers fell on worker

East Northamptonshire Council has successfully prosecuted big name company Indesit on health and safety grounds. Just before Christmas the Northampton Magistrates fined the company Ã‚Â£39,500 for not protecting the health and safety of their employee

[07.01.2008]

Locomotive hits lorry at crossing

A train driver has been injured after his locomotive struck a lorry on the Whitemoss level crossing between Gleneagles and Perth.

[02.01.2008]

Patients and staff flee wards of top cancer hospital

Scores of patients face delays to their life-saving treatment after a massive fire swept through the Royal Marsden Hospital, BritainÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s leading cancer treatment centre today.

[20.12.2007]

Merry Christmas from COMPLY UK & Safetynet Scotland

All the staff at COMPLY UK and Safetynet Scotland would like to wish our clients a very merry Christmas and a fantastic 2008.

[18.12.2007]

Man falls in cyanide vat

A MAN is fighting for his life in hospital after falling into a vat of liquid cyanide at a factory in Leigh.

[13.12.2007]

Travelodge Fined

Travelodge Hotels Ltd, the multi-national hotel company have been fined Ã‚Â£20,000 with Ã‚Â£50,000 costs for breaches of Health and Safety regulations after the company placed its customers at risk of serious injury.

[10.12.2007]

Ã‚Â£50,000 fine for skip accident

Vizor Tempered Glass Ltd have been fined Ã‚Â£50,000 after a worker fell into a skip of glass.

[03.12.2007]

Jail sentence for roofing contractor

A Director has admitted manslaughter after the death of a roofing contractor who fell through a skylight at a Comet store in Wrexham.

[27.11.2007]

workman dies on supply ship

An employee of Vroon Offshore Services died on Saturday after a fall on a stairway of the vessel Vos Piper while it was berthed at Lerwick harbour. The incident occurred early Saturday morning, the deceased was not on duty at the time.

[25.11.2007]

Fire extinguished on North Sea oil platform

LONDON (Reuters) - A North Sea oil platform was briefly evacuated on Sunday and around 5,000 barrels per day of crude output shut down after a fire broke out on board.

[21.11.2007]

Wimpey fined Ã‚Â£300,000

BUILDING firm George Wimpey North-east has been fined Ã‚Â£300,000 for an accident in which a site worker was crushed to death.

[19.11.2007]

Fireball horror kills Transport worker

A MAN died after being consumed by flames following an explosion at an industrial unit on Merseyside.

[16.11.2007]

Tragic outcome of child's visit to father's workplace

A 6-year-old boy died when he was thrown from a forklift truck after it collided with another and was then struck by a giant paper reel which fell from it.

[13.11.2007]

Comply UK move to larger premises

Inline with our national expansion plans we have moved to new premises.

[12.11.2007]

Former rugby player killed at mill

A WELL KNOWN Barrow rugby league player has died following an accident at a paper mill.

[07.11.2007]

Falling tree kills man

A 23-year-old man died when a tree fell on him at a bonfire party.

[05.11.2007]

Jail for sea captain who hit a gas rig and then the bottle

As the skipper, he should have been keeping watch from the bridge of his vessel.

[01.11.2007]

ButcherÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s hefty fine after boy lost arm

THE High Crompton butcher's where a 15-year-old schoolboy lost his arm in a mincing machine has been hit by a heavy fine for what a court heard were serious breaches of health and safety legislation.

[29.10.2007]

HSE sends warning after care home death in Sussex

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has warned care homes across the country that they must stick to the guidance set out by HSE to avoid fatal incidents.

[25.10.2007]

Anger over Ã‚Â£100,000 fine after worker buried alive

THE family of a man buried alive while working on a building site has hit out after the company responsible was fined Ã‚Â£100,000.

[23.10.2007]

2m fall sufficient to kill

On 15 May 2004, a driver sustained fatal injuries when he fell off a lorry parked at TNT Logistics UK Ltd's premises in Irlam, Lancs, while attempting to free a worktop on the back of the lorry.

[18.10.2007]

Council fined over asbestos

Wear Valley District Council has had to pay nearly Ã‚Â£26,000 after admitting six offences under the Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations 2002.

[16.10.2007]

Industrial Accident Victim Named

Tayside Police can confirm that a man who died as a result of injuries sustained in an accident at business premises at Monikie has been formally identified.

[14.10.2007]

Fines after Thurrock death fall

A BOSS and his company were fined Ã‚Â£27,500 and ordered to pay Ã‚Â£5,500 costs after a worker fell eight metres from an unsecured platform in Thurrock and died.

[09.10.2007]

Worker dies in freak accident

A 35-YEAR-old man died in a freak accident where he fell from a ladder and banged his head, it emerged today.

[07.10.2007]

Ã‚Â£100,000 fine following construction worker death

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has warned construction companies of the dangers of using improvised procedures when dismantling heavy machinery.

[02.10.2007]

HSE warns construction workers Ã¢â‚¬ËœdonÃ¢â‚¬â„¢t take the riskÃ¢â‚¬â„¢

"Nearly 1 in 3 construction refurbishment sites inspected put the lives of workers at risk", Stephen Williams, HSE Head of Construction said today.

[30.09.2007]

Boy, 5, in school gate horror

A BOY of five was rushed to hospital after apparently being hit by a gate as he left school.

[27.09.2007]

Man dies in linoleum factory accident

A 55-YEAR-OLD factory worker was killed in an industrial accident in Kirkcaldy yesterday.

[25.09.2007]

Company fined Ã‚Â£100,000 after death of employee

HSE warn of the danger of moving vehicles in the workplace - company fined Ã‚Â£100,000 after death of employee

[23.09.2007]

Man burnt in industrial accident

A man has suffered serious burns after an industrial accident in Telford, paramedics said.

[19.09.2007]

Man dies in seafront hotel fire

A man died and several people were taken to hospital after a fire at a seafront hotel in Blackpool.

[18.09.2007]

Firms fined Ã‚Â£200k over death of girl

TWO firms whose negligence led to the death of a nine-year-old girl have been fined a total of Ã‚Â£200,000. Lisa Regan, of Belgrave Road, Colne, drowned in a water tank at BSN Medical in the town.

[16.09.2007]

Ã‚Â£25,000 fine over glass death

A HARTLEPOOL company has been fined Ã‚Â£25,000 after a construction site worker was crushed beneath one tonne of toughened glass.

[13.09.2007]

Farmer crushed to death by bales of hay

A farmer has been killed in a tragic harvesting accident.

[12.09.2007]

Man is crushed to death by digger

A man has died after being crushed by mechanical digger at a Berkshire recycling centre.

[10.09.2007]

Hospital window falls normally avoidable

Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Trust has been fined Ã‚Â£14,000 with costs of Ã‚Â£3,982 by South Cheshire Magistrates, having admitted breaching health and safety laws in connection with an accident involving a male patient with mental health problem

[09.09.2007]

Developers fined over dumper truck death

A Salisbury-Based construction company has been ordered to pay Ã‚Â£43,715 in fines and costs after one of its employees died in an accident on a building site on the city's Churchfields industrial estate in 2003.

[04.09.2007]

Incinerator worker dies in building site accident

A 38-YEAR-OLD man has died from his injuries after a metal beam fell on top of him while he was constructing a crane.

[02.09.2007]

Explosion firms fined Ã‚Â£400,000

The families of workers killed in a factory explosion criticised a Ã‚Â£400,000 fine handed out to the companies that ran the business.

[26.08.2007]

Steel maker guilty of poor performance of maintenance

[22.08.2007]

Dairy Crest recieve Ã‚Â£5,000 fine for employee injury

A dairy has been fined more than Ã‚Â£8,000 after an employee caught his arm in a machine.

[21.08.2007]

new chemical classification and labelling regulation

Health and Safety Commission (HSC) launches consultation on a new chemical classification and labelling regulation

[20.08.2007]

Two missing as hotel fire survivors return home

SURVIVORS of the devastating blaze which ripped through a seafront hotel in Cornwall returned home yesterday.

[19.08.2007]

Forklift truck broke man's legs

[15.08.2007]

Man died after falling from scaffolding

A man plunged to his death after falling from scaffolding while he worked in the grounds of a school.

[13.08.2007]

HSC Chair fatality statistics launch speech

Sir Bill Callaghan said Ã¢â‚¬Ëœthe loss of 241 lives is unacceptableÃ¢â‚¬â„¢ at the launching of the latest work related fatal injury statistics.

[12.08.2007]

Workplace transport failures cost life

[09.08.2007]

Engineer jailed for carrying out unauthorised gas work

[08.08.2007]

Two dead in military chopper crash

[06.08.2007]

HSE Inspectors arrive at lab

Health and safety inspectors have arrived at a research laboratory pinpointed as the likeliest source of Britain's foot and mouth outbreak.

[05.08.2007]

Horrific error at Hampshire scrap yard

TRIBUTES have poured in for a popular banger driver who died in a horrific accident at a Hampshire scrapyard.

[02.08.2007]

Worker dies in building collapse

A construction worker has died and another has been injured after an accident at a building site in Falkirk.

[31.07.2007]

Floor collapse badly injured 2

Demolition company J W Ousby and Sons Ltd of Preston has been fined Ã‚Â£15,000, with Ã‚Â£5,000 costs, at Manchester Crown Court, for failures that permitted 2 of its employees to suffer serious injuries when a floor collapsed and they fell 4 met

[30.07.2007]

Inquest jury determines accidental death

[29.07.2007]

New gas installer registration scheme for UK

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today announced a competition to run a new gas installer registration scheme aimed at beefing-up domestic gas safety standards. The new scheme is set to bring benefits to both gas consumers and gas installers across G

[25.07.2007]

241 lives lost is unacceptable

Launching the latest work related fatal injury statistics today Health and Safety Commission (HSC) Chair Sir Bill Callaghan said the loss of 241 lives is unacceptable and issued a fresh challenge to industry to place safety at the top of its priorities an

[24.07.2007]

scalding risk from domestic hot water systems

HSE issues safety alert on scalding risk from domestic hot water systems

[20.07.2007]

Falls and trips in construction are no laughing matter

[09.07.2007]

Man held over smoking ban

A man drinking in a bar has been arrested after refusing to stub out his cigarette, police said.

[06.07.2007]

Bob the BuilderÃ¢â€žÂ¢ backs HSEÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s ladder safety campaign

Bob the Builder is taking time out of his live show Ã¢â‚¬ËœBuild it with BobÃ¢â‚¬â„¢, at the Science Museum on Tuesday 10 July to show support for the Health and Safety ExecutivesÃ¢â‚¬â„¢ (HSEÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s) ladder safety

[02.07.2007]