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London Firefighters Rescue More Than 2,400 People in a Year

June 26, 2026

London Firefighters Rescue More Than 2,400 People in a Year

London firefighters have rescued more than 2,400 people in just one year, highlighting the scale and variety of emergencies crews deal with daily across the capital. 📊 Thousands brought to safety New figures from London Fire Brigade show that 2,455 people were rescued between April 2025 and March 2026—the equivalent of around seven rescues every

London Recycling Plant Fire Investigation Under Way

June 26, 2026

London Recycling Plant Fire Investigation Under Way

An investigation is under way following a major fire at a recycling facility in south-east London that caused significant disruption and sent large plumes of smoke across the capital. 🚒 Large emergency response Around 100 firefighters and 15 fire engines were deployed to tackle the blaze at a recycling centre in Bermondsey after the alarm

Fire Safety Reminder Issued to Venues Ahead of World Cup Crowds

June 26, 2026

Fire Safety Reminder Issued to Venues Ahead of World Cup Crowds

A fresh safety warning has been issued to pubs, bars, and licensed venues preparing for the surge in customers expected during the FIFA World Cup 2026, with fire services urging operators to take extra precautions as crowds grow. ⚠️ Safety concerns as crowds increase Fire authorities say venues screening matches or hosting events could face

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June 12, 2026

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Latest prosecution headlines Scaffolder suffers multiple injuries in fall captured on CCTV A scaffolder broke his arm, leg and suffered head lacerations after falling through a roof skylight while installing temporary scaffolding edge protection. He was on the roof carrying materials when he stepped on a skylight and fell more than 6 metres onto a

UK lithium‑ion battery fires — what the data actually says

June 5, 2026

UK lithium‑ion battery fires — what the data actually says

Recent figures (published May 2026) show that: UK fire services attended about 1,760 lithium‑ion battery fires in 2025 [theguardian.com] That equals roughly 4.8 fires per day — or one every five hours [qbeeurope.com] Incidents have risen by around 147% in just three years [theguardian.com] So yes — the “every five hours” claim is real and

Boat Fire Safety Week 2026: Stay Safe on the Water

June 3, 2026

Boat Fire Safety Week 2026: Stay Safe on the Water

As Boat Fire Safety Week 2026 gets underway, fire and safety organisations are urging everyone who enjoys time on the water to take simple steps that could save lives. ⚠️ Why this matters Boat fires can escalate rapidly, especially in enclosed spaces where fuel, electrics, and heat sources are in close proximity. Whether you’re on

Metropolitan Police Issue Major Update on Grenfell Investigation

June 3, 2026

Metropolitan Police Issue Major Update on Grenfell Investigation

The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has released a significant update on its ongoing investigation into the Grenfell Tower fire, confirming that the case is now moving toward a crucial decision phase nearly a decade after the tragedy. 🔍 Where the investigation stands Police have confirmed they are on track to submit all remaining evidence files

E‑Bike Warning After Person Injured in House Fire

June 3, 2026

E‑Bike Warning After Person Injured in House Fire

Fire crews have issued a stark warning about e‑bike battery safety after a person was injured in a serious house fire in the UK. 🚒 What happened Emergency services were called to a three‑storey home in Leicester in the early hours of the morning after a fire broke out. [yahoo.com] The blaze is believed to

London Fire Brigade & Uber Eats Team Up to Tackle E‑Bike Battery Fires

June 3, 2026

London Fire Brigade & Uber Eats Team Up to Tackle E‑Bike Battery Fires

A new partnership between London Fire Brigade (LFB) and Uber Eats is taking aim at a growing safety risk in the capital: fires caused by e‑bike lithium‑ion batteries. 🔥 Why this matters The rise in electric bike use—especially among delivery riders—has brought significant environmental and convenience benefits. But it has also led to an alarming

Fire Watch Introduced at Two Newbury Apartment Blocks Over Wall Safety Concerns

May 20, 2026

Fire Watch Introduced at Two Newbury Apartment Blocks Over Wall Safety Concerns

A 24-hour fire watch has been put in place at two apartment blocks in Newbury following concerns about the safety of materials used in their external walls. 🏢 What’s happened? The buildings affected are Chatham House and Carruthers Court at the Newbury Racecourse development. [newburytoday.co.uk] Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) identified potential defects

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May 8, 2026

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HSE has updated its infections and biological hazards at work guidance HSE has published extensively improved guidance on managing infection risks and biological hazards in workplaces. The refreshed guidance will help employers identify biological hazards and manage infection risks at work, with practical advice on risk assessment and applying the law. A new site structure

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April 24, 2026

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RIDDOR: public consultation now open A consultation has been launched on The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013 (RIDDOR).   The consultation seeks stakeholder views on a range of proposals to help reduce work-related ill health, as one of HSE’s key strategic objectives. It also looks for options to reduce the burden on

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British Safety Council Launches Hidden Hazards Campaign

August 5, 2026

British Safety Council Launches Hidden Hazards Campaign

Not all workplace dangers are visible. Some of the most serious risks to workers’ health can go unnoticed for years before their effects become apparent. The British Safety Council has launched its new Hidden Hazards campaign to raise awareness of these invisible workplace risks and drive action to prevent harm before it happens. [britsafe.org], [britsafe.org]

Worker Seriously Injured When Dumper Truck Overturned

August 5, 2026

Worker Seriously Injured When Dumper Truck Overturned

A worker suffered serious injuries after a dumper truck overturned on site, highlighting the devastating consequences that can occur when vehicle stability is compromised. Initial reports indicate the vehicle overturned during operations, trapping or impacting the operator and resulting in significant injuries. Emergency services attended the scene and the worker was taken for medical treatment.

Food manufacturer fined over dust risk

August 3, 2026

Food manufacturer fined over dust risk

A food manufacturer has been fined after failing to properly control dust risks in its workplace, highlighting the serious consequences of overlooking safety hazards. Dust generated during food production can create significant health and safety risks for workers, including respiratory issues and, in some environments, the potential for combustible dust incidents. The case serves as

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July 31, 2026

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Company fined after worker injured by overturned truck A groundworks company has been fined after a worker sustained serious injuries when a dumper truck overturned. The worker had been reversing the one-tonne truck when it entered an unprotected excavation and overturned. HSE’s investigation found: Read more about the incident in our press release: Company fined after

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