Safety Wear News
- Police urge responsible tourism after littering and illegal parking along coast and Broads 27 Jun 2020 12:49 Norwich Evening News PUBLISHED: 12:04 27 June 2020 | UPDATED: 12:04 27 June 2020 Sarah Burgess Bags of rubbish left at Horstead Mill after one of the hottest days of the year on Wednesday, June 24. Photo: Broads Beat/ Norfolk Police via Twitter Archant Police have reminded …
- This farmer gives neighbourhood walkers hi-vis vests for road safety 20 Jun 2020 00:03 ABC Australia Launceston farmer Ian Farquher has found a unique way to help people out during pandemic-induced isolation. Key points: Over the past three years, there have been between 123 and 183 road crashes involving pedestrians in Tasmania each year One farmer has …
- Local businesses look forward to more customers as pandemic restrictions ease 06 May 2020 06:53 Fox 40 - California SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) – Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg told FOX40 Tuesday that the city of Sacramento has led the nation in the lowest number of COVID-19 infections per capita. Steinberg said the city’s success fighting the pandemic will continue …
- Paramedic sat on swing with body of suicide victim at his feet 18 Mar 2020 21:21 Metro Cafe Michal Szczytynski consistently failed to show empathy to his patients over a four-month period, The Health Care and Professions Tribunal Service heard (Picture: Google)A student paramedic used a children’s swing as a suicide victim’s body lay on the …
- The mattress landfill crisis: how the race to bring us better beds led to a recycling nightmare 12 Feb 2020 06:47 The Guardian Mike Scollick and Richard Allsopp are talking about the worst things they ever found in a mattress. “We had one where I think a dog had been lying on it, and the whole thing was just jumping with fleas,” Allsopp says, shuddering. No one would touch it, so …
- Woking flats have unsafe cladding and residents fear it could 'go up like Grenfell' 01 Feb 2020 03:21 Get Surrey A block of flats in Woking has unsafe cladding and marshals are patrolling the building 24 hours a day in case there is a fire, with residents fearing it could "go up like Grenfell". Southern Housing Group (SHG), which owns and manages Eastgate, …
- What to consider when buying a bike or e-Scooter helmet 29 Jan 2020 17:22 PC Advisor Whether you’ve just picked up an electric scooter for the daily commute or you’re an avid cyclist putting miles in on a daily basis, helmets are vital to your safety during your travels. A good helmet can protect your head in the event of a collision, but …
- ‘Make sure you can be seen’ 21 Dec 2019 15:18 Guernsey Press and Star Tomorrow is the winter solstice, marking the 24-hour period with the fewest hours of daylight. Many visibility issues have been reported this winter. Guernsey Police has introduced a winter campaign for cyclists to ensure they have lights – Be Safe, Be …
- Top tips for health and safety on-farm over the holidays 20 Dec 2019 22:25 The New Zeland Herald Comment: The long summer holidays are just around the corner, says Jacqui Owen, so now's the time to consider the health and safety of any young (and not so young) visitors to your farm. With the coming summer months, there is often an influx of …
- Bright ideas for Warboys pupils during road safety week 25 Nov 2019 08:12 The Hunts Post David Wilson Homes South Midlands donated hi-visibility bag tags to the school for pupils to wear while walking to and from school, making them easier to be seen as the nights draw in. Becky Ford, head teacher at Warboys Primary Academy, said: "We…
