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In this guide, we’ll explore the responsibility of the employer, how to minimise dangers and how to limit them.

Since its nation-wide ban in 2007, smoking quickly became an unpopular lifestyle choice for many people. However, in recent times, the popular rise in vapes and e-cigarettes have encouraged factors

In this guide, we'll look at how to work on a roof safely, what the law covers, and how to minimise the risks of working at heights.

In this guide, we'll look at what slips, trips, and falls are; what the law covers; and how to manage them in any workplace.

As of 2026, the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) has announced that Great Britain is no longer free from highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) – commonly known as ‘bird flu’. In this guide, we’ll look at what bird flu is, what the signs are, and how to prevent and even stop this infectious disease from spreading throughout your poultry.

In this guide, we’ll look at what road haulage is, what common risks are involved, and how to promote safe working standards for your haulage staff.

This anonymous employer was worried about asbestos risks in a building their staff were refurbishing. So they asked Gavin Scarr Hall, Peninsula’s Director of Health & Safety, for expert advice.

Two farmers, Andrew and David Turnbull, have been sentenced for their failure to protect members of public from their cattle.

A Tamworth indoor skiing company has been fined £100,000 after the death of a schoolboy at their site.

An incident on a dairy farm that saw a tractor tyre explosion kill a young father has resulted in a £80,000 fine for the Lancashire farm partnership responsible.

UK festival workers face ‘significant health and safety issues’ including long hours and extreme heat, a new survey by the Bectu union has revealed.

A self-employed roofer has been given a suspended sentence after a man fell 25 feet from a scaffold in Devon.