Home About Us Contact Us   News   Members Area   Self Assessment   A-Z Guidance   Document Manager   H&S Management   H&S Updates   Business Continuity   Industry Specific   Ask the Expert   Download Area   Secure Login News, views and stories of interest which may help you in your H&S strategy. The archive section is always open to view stories you might have missed. Below is a list of all our current news items, or you can view all our past stories by going to our archive section. NEW LAWS FOR ALL DRIVERS TO BE AWARE OF..... 'Causing death by careless driving'- comes into force across the UK today....read more » Submitted on 18 Aug 2008   BOUNCY CASTLE RULING OVERTURNED A couple found liable for an accident on a bouncy castle that left a boy with brain damage have won their appeal....read more » Submitted on 18 Aug 2008   LORRY DRIVER JAILED FOR USING HANDS-FREE PHONE AT THE TIME OF AN ACCIDENT Road safety groups responded by calling for a blanket ban on phone calls at the wheel....read more » Submitted on 27 Jun 2008   HSE HAVE ANNOUNCED CHANGES TO HEALTH AND SAFETY (FIRST AID) REGULATIONS FROM OCTOBER 2009 What Businesses need to be aware of ....read more » Submitted on 16 Jun 2008   CORPORATE MANSLAUGHTER BILL - THE IMPORTANCE OF FIRST AID Have you done a First Aid Risk Assessment recently?....read more » Submitted on 2 Jun 2008   SUMMER IS HERE? Some frequently asked questions to our experts.....read more » Submitted on 21 May 2008   NOTIFICATION OF A CONSTRUCTION PROJECT Changes to the F10 Reporting Procedure to HSE....read more » Submitted on 16 Apr 2008   WHAT THE CONSULTANT SAW! A Challenge for our Readers....read more » Submitted on 7 Apr 2008   THE CORPORATE MANSLAUGHTER AND CORPORATE HOMICIDE ACT 2007 The Act comes into force on 6th April 2008 ....read more » Submitted on 2 Apr 2008   TRAINEES AND YOUNG WORKERS Tragic death could have been prevented say HSE....read more » Submitted on 18 Mar 2008   Copyright © 2001 - 2008 to Health and Safety Click Ltd.  :   Terms & Conditions   Privacy Policy   Accessibility