Court stages spoof safety trial
A court is to stage a mock trial demonstrating the legal risks of breaching health and safety guidelines.
Huge underground water pipe cleaned
Engineers have set to work cleaning giant water pipes in a tunnel 90ft under the River Mersey and the Manchester Ship Canal in Liverpool.
Asbestos exposed at council flat
A local authority has been prosecuted for its role in a bathroom conversion job which ended up contaminating the area with asbestos.
Warning over gas safety checks
People who rent out properties to tenants are being reminded of their responsibilities with regards to the checking of gas appliances as winter approaches.
Pair flee north Wales pub fire
Fire crews were called to a blaze at a pub in Gronant, north Wales, in the early hours of Sunday morning.
TV host in airtight chamber stunt
A man will be sealed inside an airtight chamber for two days as part of a science project for a new BBC series.
Gas firm to build food converter
A UK gas company will become the first to take advantage of the Government’s renewable heat incentive through its plan to build an anaerobic digestion plant to produce energy.
Asbestos exposure officials fined
A caretaker and two sub-contractors, tasked with refurbishing the reception area of a primary school, were exposed to asbestos because officials did not assess the risks involved.
Union slams workplace dust levels
Dust in the workplace kills thousands of people every year and something urgently needs to be done to force firms to reduce hazard levels, according to a union body.
Schools criticised for poor hygiene
The mother of a child who died from E.coli has told of her shock at the poor level of hygiene in schools across south Wales.