UK Mesothelioma hotspots revealed
New figures have revealed where in the UK has the highest number of Mesothelioma-related deaths, as the latest figures published by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) show the number of deaths is the highest on record. Between 2013 and 2022, there were more than 24,000 deaths – nearly 4000 more than the decade…
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Royal Marine Captain sues MoD for Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
A former Royal Marine captain who served around the world, is suing the Ministry of Defence over claims that his time in service has left him deaf. Richard King worked with the Royal Marines for 36 years, where he was sent to some of the most deadliest spots, plagued with civil unrest including several…
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Teacher struck off after kissing private school student in night club
A trainee teacher has been banned from the profession after he was seen kissing a private school pupil in a nightclub after the annual summer ball. Jack Valentine had been acting as a chaperone at the annual event at Taunton School in Somerset, on 30 June 2022, when celebrations moved on to a nightclub…
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Ford car factory closed after asbestos discovery
A Ford car factory has been forced to close after banned asbestos was found in sections of the building. In a letter to customers, Ford – the UK’s second largest car brand, warned that a “small percentage” of chrysotile, commonly known as white asbestos, was detected in cement at one of its UK locations. …
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Police issue appeal after 334 people arrested and eight people stabbed at Notting Hill Carnival
Notting Hill Carnival took to the streets in London over the bank holiday weekend, but despite the festivities, there were hundreds of violent crimes which took place among crowds. Metropolitan police have confirmed that there were more than three hundred people arrested for various offences across the two-day event, including eight stabbings and one…
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Fifth of delivery drivers fear they might be attacked as murder investigation launched
After calls for delivery drivers to get more protection doing their rounds, detectives are investigating the murder of a man in Leeds. The incident comes after unions called for action earlier this year, as more than a fifth of delivery drivers feared they might be attacked while doing their job. Now police…
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Guide to Military Injury Claims for Compensation
Serving in the military is an honourable and often challenging role, carrying with it risks that can sometimes result in injury or illness. If you have been harmed while serving in the armed forces, you may be entitled to compensation through military legal claims. This guide provides an overview of the types of claims…
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Guide to unpaid and unlawful deduction of wages in the UK
In the UK, workers are legally entitled to receive their full wages for the work they perform, and this should be laid out in their work contract. However, issues can arise when wages go unpaid or are unlawfully deducted – and this can cause serious financial issues for employees. In this article,…
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Areas in the UK where most workers are seriously injured
Recent figures have revealed the places in the UK where the most employees suffer serious injuries at work. The data shows that some areas, concerningly, have more than double the national average rate, and this needs to change. Work should be a place where workers feel safe and protected from harm. But…
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