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Fairground operator fined after two injured in accident
A fairground ride operator from Hook in Hampshire has been prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) for safety failings that led to two people being injured.
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‘Customer reviews key to online success for car dealerships’
According to Karl Werner, the head of sales and marketing for MotoNovo Finance, customer reviews are the key component for dealerships looking to stand out online.
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Supreme Court rules in favour of injured prison worker
A landmark ruling by the Supreme Court has enabled a former Swansea Prison catering boss to claim damages as a result of being injured when an inmate dropped a heavy bag of rice on her.
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Car dealer jailed for clocking unroadworthy Audi vehicles
A second-hand car dealer and a mechanic have both been jailed for clocking thousands of miles off Audi TT vehicles, altering MoT certificates and selling on unroadworthy models to unsuspecting customers.
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Bollington Taking Part In Charity Event
Bollington Insurance is taking part in a charity event with a difference, raising money for a very worthy cause.
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Plastic sheeting firm fined after worker injured
A manufacturing company based in Swansea has been fined following a Health & Safety Executive (HSE) investigation into an employee who was seriously injured by machinery.
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Case against car dealer dropped due to 'unsatisfactory information’
A case against Charles Sandeman and his Dundee-based company Glencross Motors has been dropped by Sheriff Alastair Brown after he said there was “unsatisfactory information” provided by prosecutors.
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Firms at risk if they fail to tackle mental health
A survey conducted by market research company TNS revealed that around 20 per cent of UK workers held deeply sceptical views about colleagues taking time off work for mental health problems.
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‘Working Well’ Roadshow Update
Last month, the HSE ended its ‘Working Well’ roadshow, which featured stops in seven cities across Great Britain.
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Bridgnorth dealer admits selling unroadworthy car
A Shropshire-based car dealer has been fined £3,300 for selling an unroadworthy and dangerous vehicle via an online advertisement.