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Landlord fined for safety failings A UK landlord has been hit with a £15,000 fine after being found guilty of safety and welfare offences. Leeds Magistrates' Court heard that the landlord had repeatedly failed to carry out upgrade works relating to fire safety, heating and kitchen facilities at a large bedsit property, in which he was operating as a house in multiple occupation (HMO)...
Electrical Safety First supports electrical product recall review It is becoming increasingly recognised that periodic portable appliance inspection and testing programmes performs an important role in recognising potentially dangerous electrical equipment that has been the subject of recall notices by manufacturers. The charity Electrical Safety First has long campaigned about the inefficiencies of the product recall system and recently commented on this in relation to the Consumer Rights Bill which has just concluded its report stage in the...
Don't let electrical problems ruin Christmas Christmas tree lights are a popular part of festive season decorations – but health and safety organisations have all warned about the dangers posed by faulty fairy lights. RoSPA, the Fire and Rescue Service and the Electrical Safety First are among those organisations that have published special advice and tips to ensure that the electrical shock and fire hazards associated with...
£90 million of counterfeit Christmas presents could put lives at risk Trading Standards warn against buying counterfeit goods, telling shoppers 'if the price seems too good to be true, it normally is'. Britons spend £90 million a year on counterfeit toys and goods for Christmas that could put lives at risk, a government watchdog has warned. Some £22 billion is likely to be spent on Christmas by UK households this year...
Christmas opening hours We would like to make you aware as early as possible about our reduced working hours over December and January. Seaward Group's Christmas party is taking place today, 19th of December. Staff will only be available until approximately 11.30am. Seaward officially break up for Christmas on Wednesday, 24th of December, and do not return until Monday, 5th of January.
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