The Daily Recordadded this to NewsGrenfell Tower Grenfell fire fears at Faslane nuclear base sees £125m supermess dismantled 'brick by brick'dailyrecord.co.uk - Stephen Stewart Record pictures show the new leisure centre being pulled apart amid concerns potentially combustible materials were used to build it. A £125million …
Calderdale Calderdale Council nominated for three national awardsthetelegraphandargus.co.uk - John Greenwood Calderdale is a finalist in three categories of the MJ Local Government Achievement Awards 2019 – Public Health Improvement, Innovation in Children’s …
Philippines Filipinos urged to vote for environmental rights championsphilstar.com - Gaea Katreena Cabico MANILA, Philippines — Voters must elect candidates who will work and fight for environmental rights in the May midterm elections, a waste and …
The New Zealand Heraldadded this to New Zealand NewsNew Zealand News Charges laid after patient fell from stretcher during air ambulance transfer in Hawke's Baynzherald.co.nz - Astrid Austin Charges have been laid against two organisations after a man fell from a stretcher during a medical transfer. The man died 10 days after the May 7, …
Wreaths Scots poppy factory to shut for two years for health and safety workheraldscotland.com - Martin Williams The Canonmills site will also have a new fire suppression system installed, update heating and wiring, modernise windows and install a lift. The team …
CTV Newsadded this to BusinessPetroleum CNOOC Petroleum North America fined $450,000 for blast that killed two workersctvnews.ca - The Canadian Press FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. - The company formerly known as Nexen Energy has been fined $450,000 after pleading guilty to charges in the deaths of two …
Chi Chiadded this to WOW, MAN!FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoLobster Viral photos allegedly show gross kitchen at local Red Lobsterkob.com Red Lobster is promising one of its Albuquerque restaurants is safe, following a Facebook post by someone claiming to be an employee.
The Evening Standardadded this to Homes & Property | Evening StandardFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoProperty (UK) Buyers remorse: what can we do if the house we're buying has no building regulations completion certificate?homesandproperty.co.uk - Fiona McNulty Our solicitor has discovered that the house we're buying has no building completion certificate for the third bedroom, which is in the attic, and our …
The TelegraphEmployment Why aren't employers doing more to tackle the work-related stress epidemic?The Telegraph - By Sophie SmithAnyone with a job has felt stressed at work at some point, whether it's due to an impending deadline, overflowing inbox or to-do list, or a strained relationship with colleagues or line manager. For some
The New York Timesadded this to OpinionOpinion The Risks of Asbestos, Russian or NotThe New York TimesTo the Editor: Re “In Russian City, Making Asbestos Great Again” (news article, April 9): It is accepted in the scientific community that (white) chrysotile, the form of asbestos mined in the Russian of
Cumbria, UK Eastbourne Pier death – two men to face chargeseastbourneherald.co.uk - AnneMarie Field Two men have been charged with offences in connection with the death of Stephen Penrice who fell from Eastbourne Pier in August 2014. Stephen, 44, …
CBC Newsadded this to CanadaCanadian News Nexen fined in oilsands explosion that killed 2 workerscbc.ca - Jamie Malbeuf The company formerly known as Nexen Energy pleaded guilty in Fort McMurray to failing to ensure the health and safety of two of its employees after …
Veterinary Medicine Maine board issues warning about vet allegedly working without licensewmtw.com - www.wmtw.com State officials said a Machias woman has been providing care to animals without a license. They say Cynthia Cole Teer has been working at the Machias …
Utah AG Reyes agrees to delay enforcement of 18-week abortion ban pending court challengeabc4.com - www.abc4.com SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4 News)- Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes agreed Thursday to delay enforcement of the 18-week abortion ban pending the court …
North Sea Premier Oil action over North Sea platform explosion riskbbc.co.uk - www.bbc.co.uk An oil firm has said it has taken action after concerns were raised about the potential for gas to accumulate on a North Sea platform.
Flu Visitor restrictions at Children’s Hospital due to flu lifted Friday morning, April 19fox6now.com - Katie DeLong × WAUWATOSA — Children under 12 will be able to visit patients at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin effective at 8 a.m. Friday, April 19, when the …
Thunder Bay, ON Councillor Shelby Ch'ng receives recognition for advocating safe, active transportationcbc.ca - CBC News · City councillor Shelby Ch'ng is celebrating an award for her efforts in promoting safe and active transportation in Thunder Bay, Ont., during an …
The GuardianEast Sussex Priory fined £300,000 over death of girl, 14, in East Sussex hospitalThe Guardian2016 inquest found neglect contributed to Amy El-Keria’s death in high-dependency unit The Priory healthcare group has been fined £300,000 over the death of a 14-year-old girl at one of its hospitals.
The Telegraphadded this to Daily UK NewsPsychiatric Hospitals The Priory Group fined £300,000 by judge over death of teenage girl at psychiatric hospitalThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Priory Group, a private mental healtcare company, has been fined £300,000 for breaching health and safety law after a 14-year-old girl died in its care. A criminal investigation was launched by the
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoSechelt, BC No to Bricker’sthelocalweekly.ca - The Local Weekly (Addressed to Sechelt council and copied to the Local)I am requesting that the District of Sechelt CEO and Mayor Darnelda Siegers instruct the staff …
Ofsted Illegal schools operating in south west put children at riskdorsetecho.co.uk - Alex Cutler Four illegal schools have been operating in the South West, according to new figures published by Ofsted. The education watchdog handed warning …
Engineering Act now to avoid contravening new workplace exposure limitsengineering-update.co.uk - JET Digital Media 3M™ Gas & Flame Detection is advising businesses or public services that do not comply with updated workplace / occupational exposure limits to …
PatchEmployment Why linemen are my heroesPatch - Brandi Sumlin As a child I never truly understood the importance of the job my father had, but let's be honest do kids really understand? My father was a lineman …
Yukon Territory Whitehorse Daily Star: Changes to workers rules comingwhitehorsestar.com - By Palak Mangat on April 17, 2019 Photo by Whitehorse Star Jeanie Dendys The Yukon government is hoping to revamp rules around the territory’s workers’ compensation system and …
Vazhithala Mathewadded this to Psychology in lifeTeens How to Set Appropriate Boundaries For a TeenagerFatherly - Lizzy Francis Teens are hardwired to push boundaries and break rules. But they'll be less likely to if you abide by these principals. Teenagers have an instinct to …
North Sea North Sea gas leak being investigated by HSEbbc.co.uk - www.bbc.co.uk A gas leak from a North Sea platform is being investigated.
The Dallas Morning Newsadded this to The Dallas Morning NewsArlington Silver Alert: Woman with cognitive impairment was last seen on foot in Arlingtondallasnews.com Arlington police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing elderly woman who has a cognitive impairment. Beverly Linton, 68, was last …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoKilkenny Man dies after accident at work in Carlowirishexaminer.com - By Digital Desk staff A man has died following a workplace accident in Co. Carlow. The man, who was in his 40s, was injured yesterday afternoon in an industrial accident …
Doug Ducey Arizona governor axes licenses for blow-dry salonsazcentral.com - Associated Press PHOENIX — Hair stylists in Arizona who only provide blow-drying, curling and shampoo services won't have to be licensed under a bill signed by …
Nickyadded this to Health & SafetyDunedin Southern District Health Board fined $225,000 after worker has arm crushed in X-ray machinestuff.co.nz The Southern District Health Board (SDHB) and a contractor have been ordered to pay more than $500,000 in fines after a worker almost lost their arm …
