News Archive: May 2012

• Road signs to be improved on A2

  Road signs on the A2 are set to be upgraded next week.31st May 2012 | Warning Signs

• Portal picks up British Safety Council honour

  Portal has won a health and safety honour from the British Safety Council.30th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Brighouse worker criticises signage

  One worker has criticised Calderdale Council's signage after facing a fine.29th May 2012 | Warning Signs

• Restaurant chain assigns health and safety consultancy

  Nando's has appointed Merebrook Consultancy to boost the safety standards of its construction work.28th May 2012 | Warning Signs

• IOSH experts assemble to discuss health and safety

  Specialists from IOSH have gathered to discuss the significance of adequate worker protection.28th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Kier Stoke awarded two safety honours

  Kier Stoke is celebrating after picking up two awards for its health and safety work.25th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Barnard Castle farm shop wins sign battle

  A farm shop near Barnard Castle has been victorious in its battle to put up a new sign.24th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Farmers advised to share responsibility for welfare of tradesmen

  Both farmers and agricultural companies should ensure they are not breaking the law when employing tradesmen, one firm has warned.24th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Minehead resident introduces his own hospital sign

  One Minehead resident has decided to launch his own sign for the local community hospital.23rd May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Yorkshire sign in Oldham causes controversy

  A new sign in Oldham has unsettled many local residents.23rd May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Nottinghamshire communities handed signage ahead of jubilee

  A number of communities in Nottinghamshire will be provided with signs to help with planning jubilee celebrations.22nd May 2012 | Warning Signs

• RoSPA celebrates health and safety

  RoSPA has celebrated the health and safety achievements of firms across the UK.22nd May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Blagdon Hill sign removed following safety concerns

  A sign at Blagdon Hill has been removed as a result of health and safety issues.21st May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Frank Haslam Milan wins health and safety honour

  Frank Haslam Milan has won a gold medal from RoSPA.21st May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Farming signs stolen in west Suffolk

  A farmer in west Suffolk has seen six signs stolen from her.18th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Farm shop wins permission for directional sign

  Cross Lanes Organic Farm has been given approval to install a directional sign.17th May 2012 | Warning Signs

• Kingston jubilee flame described as health and safety risk

  An Olympic flame can no longer be fitted on All Saints Church due to health and safety worries17th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• A40 signs described as insensitive

  New signs in Eynsham have been deemed insensitive by one local.16th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• RoSPA to appear at Safety and Health Expo

  RoSPA is to have a display at this year's Safety and Health Expo.16th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Olympic Stadium build named the safest ever

  A ceremony has been held to honour the Olympic Delivery Authority.16th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Office signs could help to reduce energy costs

  Reducing energy costs is an important aspect of a business cutting its outgoings.15th May 2012 | Office Signs

• Roseland's highway signage updated

  Highway signage in the Roseland has been updated in a new project.14th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• IOSH calls for measures to encourage health and safety

  Measures should be brought in to encourage health and safety, a study has suggested.14th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Ireland national theatre to close after asbestos discovery

  The Abbey Theatre is to close temporarily after asbestos was discovered.11th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Sign installations delayed in Old Coulsdon amid health and safety costs

  The installation of satety signs in Old Coulsdon has been delayed due to health and safety costs10th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Useless street signage taken down by Northamptonshire Council

  Northamptonshire Council is aiming to remove unnecessary signage across the county.10th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Shropshire egg supplier fined following employee fall

  Staveley's Eggs has been fined after a worker was left with serious foot injuries.9th May 2012 | Warning Signs

• External health and safety experts can benefit firms

  External experts can help to boost firms' health and safety measures, an expert has stated.9th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Signage missing from London estates

  Signage has been reported missing on two London estates.8th May 2012 | Warning Signs

• Clugston wins RoSPA award

  Clugston Construction has been handed the RoSPA President's Award after its effective health and safety work.8th May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• East Lancashire firm wins health and safety accolade

  Training 2000 has been recognised with a health and safety award.4th May 2012 | Warning Signs

• Palletforce honoured for health and safety approach

  Palletforce has been commended for its health and safety work.3rd May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Larkfleet Homes give children health and safety guidance

  Larkfleet Homes has helped students understand the perils of building sites3rd May 2012 | Warning Signs

• New biker safety signs fitted in South Yorks

  New safety signage has been fitted to boost biker safety in South Yorkshire2nd May 2012 | Warning Signs

• NI farm safety scheme launched

  A scheme has been launched to tackle farming safety in Northern Ireland.2nd May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs

• Health and safety warning over pesticide storage

  It comes after a pest controller was prosecuted.1st May 2012 | Health and Safety Signs