Category: Prosecutions
SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR GAS SAFETY FAILINGS
A Plymouth landlord has been sentenced after failing to maintain gas appliances and failing to have landlord’s gas safety checks undertaken at his rental property in Canterbury Drive,...
INCREASE IN CONSTRUCTION INJURIES RAISES CONCERNS, SAYS UNITE
Unite, the UK’s construction union, has warned that new figures from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) of a rise in construction injuries and a fall in prosecutions is a ‘dangerous...
Kier convicted following concrete block injury
Kier Infrastructure has pleaded guilty to one offence under the Health and Safety at Work Act at Newport Magistrates’ Court. Newport Magistrates’ Court heard that agency worker Peter...
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