News Archive: September 2010

• Safety signs 'there for a reason', police say

  Police in Kendal have said safety signs should not be ignored.30th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Updated health and safety signage for railway station

  New health and safety signage will be installed at a railway station in Croydon.29th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Improved health and safety signage for British Schools Museum

  The British Schools Museum has received a grant of £25,000.28th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Safety stickers part of underage drink sales crackdown

  Safety stickers are part of an underage sales scheme in Leicester.27th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Health and safety signs for play area

  A play area in Lincolnshire will install health and safety signage after receiving a cash grant.27th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• New signage for proposed Tesco development

  Signage will be part of a new Tesco development in Staffordshire.24th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Beauty spot closed after visitors ignore warning signs

  A Scottish beauty spot has closed after visitors ignored warning signs about the safety of a bridge looking over it.24th September 2010 | Warning Signs

• More warning signs needed at Welsh port

  A councillor has spotted the potential at a sandbank in Wales, calling for more warning signs.23rd September 2010 | Warning Signs

• Fabric maker fined after worker's arm crushed

  A fabrics firm has been fined £13,500 after an employee had an arm crushed, highlighting the importance of warning signs.22nd September 2010 | Warning Signs

• New signage part of Birmingham Airport brand changes

  New branded signage will be installed at Birmingham Airport as it prepares to merge its terminals.22nd September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs, Door Signs

• 'Obvious' signage needed for conservation area

  Conservation sites in Epping Forest need safety signs, a campaign group has said.21st September 2010 | Warning Signs

• Improved health and safety signage part of �£10,000 library revamp

  Health and safety signage will be part of a facelift at a library in Gloucestershire.21st September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• New wayfinder signage for well-dressing event

  New directional signage hoped for traditional rural event20th September 2010 | Warning Signs

• New health and safety agreement for construction industry

  HSE and BCA have signed a new health and safety agreement.20th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs, Construction Signs

• Coroner calls for warning signs at death spot

  A coroner has suggested warning signs should be installed at a ford where a woman tragically died.17th September 2010 | Warning Signs

• Health and safety signage for Brighton Centre

  New health and safety signage is part of Brighton Centre's redevelopment.17th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Safety products firm fined for not protecting its staff

  An engineering firm in Tadcaster has been fined after a series of safety lapses.16th September 2010 | Warning Signs

• Health and safety event for horse businesses

  The Health and Safety Executive has offered equestrian businesses the opportunity to receive some health and safety advice.16th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Improved health and safety signage for recycling depot

  A recycling centre in Crawley has improved its health and safety signage.15th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Warning signs part of new restaurant plan

  The business behind a new Sheffield restaurant has said it will install warning signs to ask customers to minimise noise.15th September 2010 | Warning Signs, Door Signs

• New health and safety signage for business forum member

  The 200th member of a flourishing business forum will buy new health and safety signage.14th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Signage 'integral part of cinema design'

  Safety signage is an important and valuable part of cinema design.14th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs, Door Signs

• Warning signs may be needed to warn about contaminated beaches

  An environmental campaign group has said health and safety signs may be needed at Scottish beaches following reports of contamination.13th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs, Warning Signs

• Warning signs deployed after E.Coli infections

  A farm has improved its health and safety signage following a suspected E.Coli infection.13th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs, Warning Signs

• Warning signs installed at Old Trafford stadiums

  Warning signs have been installed at the Old Trafford football and cricket stadiums.13th September 2010 | Warning Signs

• No smoking signs up prior to gas leak

  No smoking signs were erected prior to a gas leak in Basildon.10th September 2010 | No Smoking Signs

• Health and safety issues as signs are stolen

  A fun run has been thrown into disarray after warning signs were stolen.9th September 2010 | Warning Signs

• Interior health and safety signs for new supercollege

  Wayfinder signage is part of a new £54 million college in Devon.9th September 2010 | Office Signs, Door Signs

• Council fined after child injured by museum exhibit

  Newcastle Council has been fined after a young girl injured her hand at one of its museums.8th September 2010 | Warning Signs

• Health and safety 'as important as ever'

  The myth that UK workplaces are among the safest in the world needs to be smashed, the TUC said.8th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Speak up, Stay Safe

  The British Safety Council launches Speak up, Stay Safe, a new campaign aimed at giving young workers confidence in speaking up about workplace safety issues.7th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Take note of safety signs, councillor tells skate park users

  Users of a skate park in Whitby need to heed warning signs, a councillor has said.7th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Warning signs for headstone safety programme

  Warning signs will be used to inform people about a headstone safety scheme running in South Yorkshire.6th September 2010 | Warning Signs

• New health and safety signage for �£2m bus station

  Health and safety signage will be installed at a new bus centre in Bargoed, Wales.6th September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• 'More warning signs needed' to stop wave dodgers

  Increased warning signs must be employed in Whitby to alert people to the dangers of wave dodging3rd September 2010 | Warning Signs

• Directional health and safety signage planned for US election

  Improved safety signs will be installed at a US town in advance of upcoming elections.3rd September 2010 | Warning Signs

• Building firm fined after worker suffers 30ft fall from height

  A construction firm has been fined £30,000 after one of its employees suffered serious injuries after a fall from height.2nd September 2010 | Health and Safety Signs

• Welcome to Cotwsold?

  Manufacturers of a warning sign have managed to misspell on of the UK's most popular regions.2nd September 2010 | Warning Signs

• Safety stickers used in landlords standards scheme

  Safety stickers are being used as part of a landlord accreditation scheme.1st September 2010 | Construction Signs

• 'Improved signage' helping to end mixed-gender hospital accommodation

  Signage is part of an attempt to get rid of mixed-sex wards at a hospital in Hampshire.1st September 2010 | Door Signs