Month: March 2026

The Swim 10k Challenge is set to kick off this May, inviting participants to swim a total of 10,000 metres to raise funds for Cancer Research UK. With no entry ...

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has taken significant steps to promote children's safety near construction sites through an engaging initiative at Hawkhill Primary School in Winchburgh. With recent activity ramping up ...

Plans for an annual hot air balloon festival in Victoria Park have been approved, set to draw an anticipated 10,000 visitors daily from 19 to 21 June 2026. Despite local ...

Experts are advocating for the inclusion of pregnant and breastfeeding women in clinical trials, following decades of their exclusion that has left substantial gaps in data regarding medication safety. This ...

Urgent calls are being made for reform in how pregnant women access medications, with a new position statement from the British Pharmacological Society (BPS) highlighting the critical need for their ...

NHS England is reassessing its partnerships with private clinics offering gender-affirming care, after concerns were raised about patient safety and the potential risks of unregulated services. In a bid to ...

NHS England is initiating a review of its agreements with private clinics for gender-affirming healthcare amid growing concerns over patient safety associated with unregulated providers. The public health authority has ...

Raw Farm's defiance against an FDA request for a recall of its cheddar cheese products linked to a multi-state E. coli outbreak intensifies a brewing standoff between the company and ...

A West Sussex recycling company, Woodhorn Group Limited, has been fined £14,000 after an employee sustained a serious injury while clearing a blockage on machinery. The incident, which left worker ...

Greenhalgh's Craft Bakery Limited has been fined £16,667 following a serious workplace injury involving an employee who fell from a pallet box while disposing of food waste. An investigation by ...