Bank Holiday Rush! As always, everyone is looking forward to the long bank holiday weekend ahead, as most people have a well earned extra day off work. However, due to the large number of people looking to hit the roads, it’s going to be a busy one! Around 13 million Brits are planning on making […]

9/11 Dust Lady Dies of Cancer Marcy Borders, whose photograph became one of the iconic images for the 9/11 attacks has died of stomach cancer at the age of 42. The picture was taken of Ms Borders by Stan Honda of Agence France Presse as she fled the attack. She was diagnosed in 2014 and […]

Accidents Happen    A 12 year old boy from Taiwan has accidentally ruined a £1million painting after tripping up and putting his hand through the 350 year old painting. The painting is by Paolo Parpara, it is an oil on canvas painting of flowers as seen in the picture. Fortunately for the young boy and his […]

6 years to claim for Flight delays Last week it was ruled that passengers have 6 years to make a compensation claim for a flight delays. Ryanair argued that the claimants had 2 years to make a claim against the airline, as they had agreed to their terms and conditions which prevented any claims older than […]

Elderly Tenant Put at Risk by Dangerous Gas Heater  A Gloucester Firm has been sentenced for health and safety failings after the refurbishment work done to an elderly tenant’s home put her at risk because of a dangerous gas heater. The woman’s home in Holmleigh, was one of many that had been refurbished in 2012 […]

Young Workers  In a recent report by the Health and Safely Executive, it turns out that employers consider age to be less important than their experience and ability.  However, there was evidence to believe young workers are more likely to sustain an injury because of lack of training, experience, awareness of occupational risks, inadequate supervision […]