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Council backs catalytic converter recycling plant amid safety and jobs row
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council has approved US firm Techemet’s plan to open a catalytic converter recycling facility at Carnbane Way.
Catalytic converter recycling plant approval sparks safety and jobs row
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council has approved Techemet’s plan to recycle catalytic converters in Carnbane, despite warnings of health risks and potential job losses.
‘We’ll not see another one like him’ – Health and Safety Authority launch probe into ‘wonderful’ family man’s death in Cavan quad bike accident
Tributes are being paid to a “wonderful” father and husband who yesterday lost his life in a quad bike accident in county Cavan.
Smartphone test promises faster diabetes diagnosis and major NHS savings
A new smartphone test could cut type 2 diabetes diagnosis from months to under ten minutes.
Weight loss drugs redefine treatment but long term support is crucial
wo breakthrough drugs, Wegovy and Mounjaro, are reshaping how obesity is treated.
Safety audit carried out on church headstones
Gravestones in one of Cornwall's oldest churchyards are being tested to check they are stable as part of a regular audit.
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Each story demonstrates that health and safety is not reactive but strategic, a field where anticipating risk and championing best practices safeguards both people and reputation.
The Health & Safety Excellence Awards 2026 set to spotlight industry leaders
The Health & Safety Excellence Awards 2026 are shaping up to be the must-attend event for organisations that prioritise safety, compliance, and innovation in the workplace.
Car wash ordered to halt operations after serious safety breaches
Taunton Hand Car Wash has been served with a prohibition notice after breaching five workplace safety regulations, including repeated failures under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Electricity at Work regulations.
Hospitals face new risks as immigration raids extend to healthcare
Hospitals in the US are bracing for immigration enforcement to move inside their walls, after longstanding protections for “sensitive locations” such as schools, churches and medical facilities were lifted.
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