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18 May 2012

Jon Allbutt, former Amenity Forum chairman, is the new technical director at health and safety company Britrisk.

Nursery fined for machine use safety breach after worker's accident

11 May 2012

A horticultural business has been prosecuted for safety failings after a worker cut his hand on an unguarded machine.

Country and heritage sites urged to follow safety advice

04 May 2012 | by Matthew Appleby

Day out in the country is one of the safest ways to enjoy your leisure time, says safety group chair.

Mushroom grower fined for "very disturbing" safety oversights

23 Apr 2012

Suffolk Mushrooms has been fined £10,000 and ordered to pay £8,446.05 in costs after Health and Safety Executive inspectors found dangerous conditions at its Bury St Edmunds factory.

Dan Frazer Gardening accredited on safety

13 Apr 2012

Dan Frazer Gardening in Glasgow has received accreditation from SAFEcontractor, a programme that recognises high standards of health and safety practice among UK contractors.

Do I still need to wear a helmet when riding a quad on my own land?

06 Apr 2012

Quad bikes have become an essential vehicle for many working in land-based industries but they should be treated with respect. In a working environment, quad bikes are often on well-worn routes that the rider knows well. But outdoor conditions can change by the minute. When quads are used for recreation,...

Grounds care injury risks spelled out

05 Apr 2012 | by Jez Abbott

Health and safety expert calls for action to reduce serious injury and fatality rates among grounds maintenance teams.

We are opening our grounds to the public soon. One of our main features is a lake. Do we need a lifebuoy and, if yes, where do we get one?

27 Mar 2012

A: Lifebuoys are essential for waterside safety. Garden visitors, and children in particular, have a fascination with water. In the event of an accident, you may be required to show that you had considered and mitigated any risks as practically as possible. Many companies supply them, including Crewe...

UK tomato market overcomes worries on sun-dried fruit

16 Mar 2012

The UK's fresh tomato market will not be affected by the speculative linking of sun-dried tomatoes last year to an outbreak of hepatitis A, the British Tomato Growers Association has said.

Big Space

16 Mar 2012

Boss Cabins, a manufacturer of anti-vandal road-towable welfare cabins, has introduced Big Space to meet health and safety legislation. The unit can accommodate up to eight workers and features office facilities.

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