A10-step guide to help you and your business prepare your cars for spring
New Aviva data reveals that winter weather – such as wind, snow, sleet, rain and ice – accounted for thousands of motor claims over the last few years*.
A Costly Mishap: Metal Company Fined £12,000 for Worker’s Life-Altering Injury
When it comes to workplace safety, cutting corners can have devastating consequences. A recent case involving a metal processing company in Oldbury, West Midlands, serves as a sobering reminder of this fact.
The High Cost of Cutting Corners: Lessons from the Winchester Asbestos Case
In a recent court ruling, a company director found himself facing an eight-month jail sentence for failing to protect workers from asbestos exposure during a refurbishment project.
Closure of BT Redcare Operations
On 31st January 2024, BT announced that they had made the decision to close all BT Redcare operations on 1 August 2025.
Fraudsters Target Property Insurance Claims Amid Cost-of-Living Crisis
As British households continue to feel the squeeze from the soaring cost of living and high interest rates, some are resorting to fraudulent means to make ends meet. New data from Zurich UK reveals an alarming 88% spike in fraudulent property insurance claims over the past two years.
Electrical Shock Horror: Company Fined After Worker’s Devastating Injuries
A company has been fined £40,000 after an electrical flash inflicted severe burns on one of its workers.
Building Digital Resilience: Tackling Cyber and AI Risks
In today's digital age, organisations are heavily reliant on technology, making digital resilience paramount. This involves fortifying defences against two primary risks: cyber threats and artificial intelligence (AI) risks.
A New Era of Safety for High-Rise Residents
If you live in a high-rise residential building in England, it's time to familiarise yourself with the new building safety laws that put your rights and well-being front and centre.
Pothole prangs rise as motorists enter most dangerous month
The number of potholes plaguing Britain’s roads is on the rise
Metalworking fluids: Most businesses inspected ‘not doing enough’ to protect workers
Back in September last year, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) announced it was carrying out inspections. Since then more than half of those checks have identified failings.