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A significant safety oversight has led to O-I Glass Limited being fined £600,000 after a worker suffered serious burns from molten glass at its Alloa facility. The incident, which occurred...

In a pressing call to action, the British Psychological Society (BPS) is advocating for improved mental health support across workplaces, as emphasized in a new IOSH report. Dr. Roman Raczka,...

The UK has launched a national commission to oversee the integration of artificial intelligence in healthcare, aiming to balance innovation with patient safety. This initiative will create a regulatory framework...

Brake has unveiled the winners of its 2025 UK Fleet Champions Awards at a ceremony in Leeds, attended by over 270 industry professionals. The awards celebrate the commitment of fleet...

Despite stringent safety regulations, workplace injuries in the UK remain alarmingly high, with over half a million non-fatal incidents recorded last year. Traditional safety measures are proving inadequate for modern...

Over half a million non-fatal workplace injuries were reported in the UK last year, highlighting the inadequacies of traditional safety measures in modern work environments. Experts argue that the integration...

Counterfeit toys, particularly Labubu dolls, have surged in the UK, making up 90% of 259,812 fake toys intercepted this year, valued at £3.5 million. Experts warn that these imitations, often...

A tragic workplace incident in Darwen, Lancashire, has highlighted serious safety failures after 64-year-old Iftikhar Ahmed Mughal succumbed to head injuries sustained from a fall off unguarded scaffolding. Following the...

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched an ambitious inspection initiative targeting 1,000 vehicle repair businesses across Great Britain to combat occupational asthma linked to isocyanate-containing paints. These inspections...

Colin Robb, head of operations at Derry Bros, has raised alarms over escalating confusion in cross-border freight, as compliance deadlines for new EU regulations vary significantly among countries until 2025....