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Royal College of GPs responds to damning cancer study

By Gaynor Haliday, 14th Oct, 2016

Newspaper reports claiming that GPs are failing to refer thousands of patients for cancer tests have been heavily criticised by the Royal College of GPs....

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Contaminated blood scandal an 'industrial-scale cover-up' By Gaynor Haliday, 14th Oct, 2016 -up' Former Health Secretary Andy Burnham has called for a fresh inquiry into the NHS’ use of contaminated blood products in the 1970s... Read more	RoSPA launch Family Safety Week By Gaynor Haliday, 14th Oct, 2016 under the age of 15 are treated in A&E units every year following accidents in and around the home. Many more are treated by GPs... Read more
Safety plan launched to reduce sports head injuries By Gaynor Haliday, 14th Oct, 2016 Head injuries in sport can range from mild concussion, cuts and abrasions, to life threatening or life changing brain injuries. Unfortunately, it can often be very... Read more	Report reveals asbestos risk to Parliament By Gaynor Haliday, 14th Oct, 2016 The joint committee on the Palace of Westminster has recommended that MPs move out of the Houses of Parliament for a 6 year period between 2022 and 2028 to... Read more

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Defence committee addresses MoD corporate manslaughter

By Gaynor Haliday, 24th Mar, 2016

A groundbreaking report published by the Defence Select Committee has stated that it is wrong for the Ministry of Defence and the armed forces to be...

Alton Towers owner pleads guilty to safety failings

By Gaynor Haliday, 24th Mar, 2016

The owner of Alton Towers, Merlin Attractions Operations Ltd, has pleaded guilty to breaching Section 3(1) of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, which states: 'It...

GMC publish new cosmetic surgery rules to protect patients

By Gaynor Haliday, 24th Mar, 2016

Following a review of the cosmetic surgery industry in England, the General Medical Council (GMC) has announced new rules that aim to tighten up regulation to ...

Waste management worker fatally injured

By Gaynor Haliday, 24th Mar, 2016

A firm has been fined £136,000 and ordered to pay £64,770 in costs following a fatal waste management accident. An employee of the Derbyshire-based waste management firm sustained...

Patient dies after waiting a year for NHS treatment

By Gaynor Haliday, 24th Mar, 2016

A patient with adult congenital heart disease (ACHD) died after waiting for almost 12 months for vital heart surgery. The man, from Neath Port Talbot in Wales,...

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