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A construction worker lost his life while working on an industrial site after being hit by a steel beam when unloading a truck.

A school in Woking has come under fire from the Health & Safety Executive for asking the local council to remove a tree preservation order. 

The use of VR in health & safety training sessions to place employees into different scenarios is on the rise.

A report suggests the UK is on the cusp of a breakthrough subsidy-free renewables & has the potential to generate 18GW of energy by 2030.

New research has revealed the most frequently reported health and safety problems on building sites in the last quarter of 2017,

According to government figures,renewable sources were used to generate 29% of the UK's electricity, dwarfing nuclear's 21%.

Recent data has revealed that work-related accidents & illness led to 31.2 million lost working days in a single year. 

Specialist insurance broker Russell Scanlan offered advice that manufacturing firms can take to help bring down their insurance premiums.

A new report shows that some cracks are starting to appear with regards to the standard of police force emergency response service.

The Met Office has announced that it will now offer warnings for thunderstorms and lightning for the first time.

A new report from the Royal College of Physicians has found that patient safety has deteriorated over the last 12 months.

The Halidade-X turbine not only dwarfs traditional turbines in size, but in how much output they can produce. Take a look at our blog to find out more.

Charities are calling for it to be made compulsory that first aid is taught in schools up and down the country. 

A volunteer group from Carmarthenshire have turned a community project turn into reality by buying their local wind turbine.

There are mounting concerns about what the future will hold for the safety of workers in the UK following Brexit.

International Disaster Response Expo will take place at Olympia in London from November 28th - 29th 2018.

Slips and trips in the workplace may well be more likely at this time of year so how do you look after employees in extremely bad weather?

When extreme weather hits, councils, emergency services and health organisations should have emergency response plans in place.

Experts has stressed that developing larger offshore wind turbines is essential if it si to continue to reduce the cost of producing energy.

A recent report found that half of the power produced in Britain last year came from low carbon sources. Find out more details from the report here...