News Archive: July 2011

• 'Hundreds' support Widdrington farm signs dispute

  A Widdrington farm has received backing from hundreds of people in a dispute over promotional signs.29th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• More health and safety experts considering sustainability, expert says

  Sustainability is considered by more health and safety specialists, says an expert.29th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Pranksters blamed for different road signs

  Pranksters have been deemed responsible for two conflicting road signs in the Scottish Borders.28th July 2011 | Warning Signs

• Colchester residents call for plant to be chopped

  Homeowners in Colchester have called for a plant to be chopped down due to safety worries.28th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Project manager collects health and safety award

  A project manager has collected a health and safety award for his work on a Hull site.28th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• CGA wins RoSPA gold

  The Community Gateway Association has collected a gold award from RoSPA.27th July 2011 | Warning Signs

• Parish council man condemns 'petty' sign removal

  A parish council representative has criticised Northumberland County Council's choice to remove signs in Glanton.27th July 2011 | Warning Signs

• Walkers urged to take notice of Seaton Cliffs safety signs

  Walkers have been advised to recognise safety signage at Seaton Cliffs.26th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• School pupils campaign for Hull water safety signs

  Hull pupils are working to fund safety signage at a park in the city.26th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• River Wharfe warning signs set for review?

  Warning signs at North Yorkshire's River Wharfe may set for a review.25th July 2011 | Warning Signs

• Yodel collects RoSPA gold award

  Yodel has claimed a gold award from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents25th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• 'Warning signs needed' for holiday blowhole

  A blowhole in Maui should have had better safety signage.22nd July 2011 | Warning Signs

• Bath bus gate 'needs more warning signs'

  More safety signage is needed at a bus gate in Bath.21st July 2011 | Warning Signs

• Safety signs could have prevented glass firm accident

  Safety signs could have warned one worker to wear full arm protection.21st July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Royal Caribbean to introduce wayfinding digital signage across fleet

  Royal Caribbean's fleet is set to benefit from new digital signage to help guest wayfinding.20th July 2011 | Office Signs

• New York to revolutionise wayfinding with new signage

  New York city is set to introduce new signage in four key districts in a bid to improve wayfinding for visitors and locals.20th July 2011 | Warning Signs

• Church set to buy winding machine amid safety worries

  An Oxfordshire church is set to buy a new winding machine due to safety worries.19th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Borough of Hackney bans smoking in Clissold Park

  Smoking has been banned in Clissold Park by the Borough of Hackney.19th July 2011 | No Smoking Signs

• Offwell road has 'too many signs'

  A road in Offwell has too many road signs, it has been claimed. 18th July 2011 | Warning Signs

• British Safety Council meets with Lofstedt

  The British Safety Council has met with Ragnar Lofstedt to discuss health and safety laws. 18th July 2011 | Warning Signs

• Veolia Water Outsourcing claims RoSPA award

  Veolia Water Outsourcing has been handed a RoSPA gold award. 15th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Safety expert voices London Fields Lido worries

  A safety specialist has revealed his concerns over electrical hazards at the London Fields Lido pool. 15th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Nurse calls for end to smoking at Gloucestershire hospital

  A nurse has urged people to stop smoking at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.14th July 2011 | No Smoking Signs

• Asda produces new health and safety manual

  Asda has unveiled The Asda Way of Working, which is a new health and safety manual for its supply chain.14th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Barnstone firm teaches children health and safety lessons

  Health and safety lessons have been given to children by a Barnstone firm.13th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• No smoking signs launched at Cleethorpes play area

  No smoking signs have been introduced at a children's play area in Cleethorpes. 13th July 2011 | No Smoking Signs

• Council campaign removes needless road signs

  A Bedfordshire safety campaign has seen the removal of 100 unnecessary items of street furniture.12th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Stretton resident calls for new warning signs

  A woman from Stretton has urged for warning signs to be installed near the River Dove. 12th July 2011 | Warning Signs

• Lymm community centre to get help with signage

  Lymm community centre to receive help with signage.11th July 2011 | Door Signs

• Broomfield Hospital to install new signs for renamed wards

  Broomfield Hospital in Essex awaiting new ward office door signs.8th July 2011 | Door Signs

• Road deaths fall in Britain

  The number of road deaths in the UK has decreased to less than 2,000, research indicates.7th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• City Link wins RoSPA health and safety award

  A RoSPA gold award has been given to City Link for its health and safety efforts.6th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Workplace deaths increase, research indicates

  The number of deaths in Britain's workplaces has risen, figures show. 5th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Confused.com unveils new pothole safety sign

  Confused.com has revealed a new safety sign that has been designed to warn drivers about potholes.5th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Selkirkshire councillor offers health and safety advice

  A councillor in Selkirkshire has given out health and safety advice for businesses.4th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Pupils commended for road safety sign

  Pupils in Enfield have been recognised for their work on safety signage4th July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• Deeside College claims new safety award

  The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents' gold award has been handed to Deeside College.1st July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs

• AVEVA and Robert Gordon University set to present health and safety report

  AVEVA will team with Robert Gordon University to present a health and safety report this September. 1st July 2011 | Health and Safety Signs