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Vinnie Jones’ CPR ad gets thumbs up from watchdog

Vinnie Jones has helped save the lives of 15 heart attack victims with his CPR heart ad, it emerged on Tuesday. The British Heart Foundation (BHF) said viewers had “put…

Acorn training pays off as man successfully resuscitates stranger

On Tuesday the 17th April a staff member of Accolade Wines (an Acorn Customer) was out walking when there was a sudden commotion in a garage. He offered assistance and…

Hygiene precautions reminder ahead of petting farm season

The Health Protection Agency has issued a reminder particularly directed at those with responsibility for young children – about the importance of taking sensible precautions, such as hand washing, when…

CITB Construction Skills Health and Safety test to be revised and improved

As part of the Industrial Training Board and Sector Skills Council’s commitment to increasing competence in the construction workforce CITB – Construction Skills is launching its improved Health, Safety…

One in five construction sites fail safety checks

Nearly one in five construction sites failed safety checks during a national initiative to improve construction site safety – a slight improvement on previous years. Unsafe roof work found by…

Health and safety overkill to be challenged by official body

Health and Safety Executive sets up mythbusters panel to tackle misuse of legislation by ‘jobsworths’ An official voice to combat misuses of health and safety legislation is being launched by…

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0May 3, 2012
Vinnie Jones’ CPR ad gets thumbs up from watchdog
Vinnie Jones has helped save the lives of 15 heart attack victims with his CPR heart ad, it emerged on Tuesday. The British Heart Foundation (BHF) said viewers had “put…
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0April 26, 2012
Acorn training pays off as man successfully resuscitates stranger
On Tuesday the 17th April a staff member of Accolade Wines (an Acorn Customer) was out walking when there was a sudden commotion in a garage. He offered assistance and…
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0April 16, 2012
CITB Construction Skills Health and Safety test to be revised and improved
As part of the Industrial Training Board and Sector Skills Council’s commitment to increasing competence in the construction workforce CITB – Construction Skills is launching its improved Health, Safety…
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0April 16, 2012
One in five construction sites fail safety checks
Nearly one in five construction sites failed safety checks during a national initiative to improve construction site safety – a slight improvement on previous years. Unsafe roof work found by…
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0April 13, 2012
Health and safety overkill to be challenged by official body
Health and Safety Executive sets up mythbusters panel to tackle misuse of legislation by ‘jobsworths’ An official voice to combat misuses of health and safety legislation is being launched by…
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0April 13, 2012
Food-poisoning bacteria found in supermarket chicken
One in five supermarket chickens tested by Which?were contaminated with campylobacter. And 17% were contaminated with listeria – both of which can cause food poisoning. Contaminated chicken Which? tested whole…
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Hygiene precautions reminder ahead of petting farm season

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The Health Protection Agency has issued a reminder particularly directed at those with responsibility for young children – about the importance of taking sensible precautions, such as hand washing, when...
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Changes to RIDDOR Reporting

Posted on April 2, 2012 | No Comments
With effect from the 6 April 2012 (subject to Parliamentary approval) the current RIDDOR over-three-day reporting requirement, for employees injured at work, will change to over-seven-days. Employers will only need...
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Hotel fined £10,000 as young girl falls from window

Posted on March 13, 2012 | No Comments
Health and Safety Breach A hotel on the edge of Bath has been fined £10,000 for health and safety breaches after a two-year-old girl fell from a first-floor window and...
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