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2016's M&A activity was worth £3.4 billion, apparently.

The floating turbine technology owned by the Norwegian company Statoil will be making its way to a new home off the coast of Scotland. 

A report from the Nursing & Midwifery Council shows the number of people leaving the profession is currently outstripping those joining.

The BEIS's quarterly bulletin shows that 26.6% of all electricity generated between January and March 2017 came from renewable sources.

Stress is a concern for many, it would seem.

HFR Solutions CIC & Humberside Fire & Rescue Service Grenfell Tower Fundraising climb makes local news

Unite have raised concern to the fact that the number of inspections conducted in 2016/17 stood at 7,912, down 14% from 2015/16.

Waste and recycling industry firms have been urged to check their compliance with health & safety guidance relating to machinery. 

Humber-based HFR Solutions CIC – a full service emergency response provider, safety team, risk prevention and workplace safety specialist has recently delivered fire awareness and fire safety training to a sub-unit of 33 Engineer Regiment (EOD), one of the Royal Engineers specialist bomb disposal units.

A hot tub that was on display at a retailer in Stoke-on-Trent was most likely the source of the Legionnaires’ outbreak five years ago. 

Research found that 65% of workers in companies with 5 or more employees claimed not to have received appropriate health & safety guidance  

The multi-million pound project in Aberdeen will be look at how the turbines impact the life cycles of dolphins, sea trout and salmon. 

According to reports, a team of engineers at MIT have succeeded in designing a drone that can fly for five days.

Support for this kind of energy was found to be highest among those with incomes above £35,000 & aged between 55 and 64.

Governments are advised to ensure they've prepared properly for future nuclear incidents.

Two-thirds of UK businesses with 5 or more employees are failing to give their workers the health and safety guidance required by law.

The incident in May at Drayton Manor may have implications for theme park health and safety in the future.

This is the first time this has happened since the industrial revolution!

Some have said the wind farm could put tourists off.