Fire chiefs advise on revised rules
Fire chiefs have issued a guidance document designed to provide clarity on the new construction products rules set to come into play.
Massive blaze at recycling plant
A major fire at a recycling plant in Worcestershire is finally under control, although firefighters remain on site as they dampen down the scene.
Support for cleaning qualification
The leader of a cleaning industry body has added his support to calls for a national qualification for cleaners working in healthcare.
Fresh air can boost pupil learning
Working in hot, stuffy conditions is never pleasant for anyone but now new research suggests that badly ventilated and overheated classrooms can hit pupil performance.
False alarm costs in graphic detail
The Fire Industry Association has launched an infographic as part of an ongoing campaign to highlight the cost of false alarms.
Firms pay £2.7m in safety costs
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has received just short of £2.7 million from businesses found to be in breach of workplace safety laws in just six months, it has revealed.
Blaze puts Hydro opening in doubt
A fire that ripped through the roof of Scotland’s major new entertainment hub may delay the building’s opening date.
FRAs could be reviewed – minister
The system of fire risk assessments (FRA) that is currently in place needs attention, according to the health and safety portfolio Minister.
Hygiene breach leads to big fine
Breaching food hygiene rules proved to be expensive for one Swansea supermarket owner.
Library reveals full fire damage
About 140 crates of literary material were destroyed or damaged in a fire at the National Library of Wales, staff have said.