RAIB is investigating the fatal tram accident that occurred near to Sandilands Junction on the London Tramlink system at around 06:10 hrs on Wednesday 9 November 2016.

Prison officers returned to work last week after a High Court injunction ordered them to end a 24-hour protest.  Up to 10,000 prison officers in England and Wales stopped work over claims of a “surge in violence” in jails.

The union Unite has warned British Airways against downplaying harmful fume events on aircraft by reclassifying them as ‘odour events’.

A retired member of the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) has been awarded compensation after developing the asbestos-related disease, mesothelioma.

UCATT is calling on the construction industry to introduce extreme weather health and safety guidelines for construction workers.

The latest annual analysis of crashes on British roads from the Road Safety Foundation suggests that road deaths are now 10 times greater than all deaths in all workplaces added together.

The Considerate Constructors Scheme – the national scheme established by the construction industry to improve its image – has recognised the most considerate companies and suppliers at this year’s national awards, which recognise the highest performing companies and suppliers which have demonstrated excellence in relation to the community, the environment and their workforce.

Oil and Gas UK has announced the release of data from a high-tech study that has captured the changing shape of the North Sea offshore workforce.

A council has been fined £75,000 after a four-year-old boy nearly drowned during a swimming lesson.

A not-for-profit leisure operator and a consultancy that advised it must pay a total of £168,000 after a visitor fell around 9 metres from a high ropes course at a country park near Welwyn Garden City.