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| 07/02/05 : SPREADING SAFETY MESSAGES AT LOCAL LEVEL REAPS REWARDS | ||||
Local occupational health and safety groups have been rewarded for their commitment to making the workplace safer during 2004. Full Story» |
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| 07/02/05 : NORTHERN IRELAND HOME ACCIDENTS UNDER SPOTLIGHT | ||||
A conference to tackle Northern Ireland’s biggest accident problem will be held in Belfast on Wednesday (Feb 9). The Northern Ireland Home Accident Prevention Strategy and Action Plan was published by the Department for Health, Social Services and Public Safety last month with full backing from RoSPA. Full Story» |
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| 03/02/05 : RoSPA WELCOMES CLAMP-DOWN ON “CALLOUS” DRIVERS | ||||
RoSPA said today that Government proposals for new road traffic offences to deal with bad driving were a warning to “callous” drivers that their behaviour would no longer be tolerated. Full Story» |
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| 28/01/05 : ACTING TO STOP FALLS AMONG NORTHERN IRELAND’S CHILDREN | ||||
A new drama hits the road on Monday (Jan 31) aimed at reducing the number of falls that send thousands of Northern Ireland children to hospital each year. Full Story» |
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| 19/01/05 : HELP WITH TACKLING WORK-RELATED ROAD SAFETY | ||||
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is staging two seminars in February as part of its campaign to cut accidents involving company car and van drivers. Full Story» |
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| 17/01/05 : RoSPA’S ASSEMBLY SONGS TEACH CHILDREN ROAD SAFETY | ||||
School assembly sing-alongs can now carry road safety messages, thanks to a new audio CD produced by RoSPA. With a collection of songs aimed at 4-7 year-olds and 7-11 year-olds, the disc has been created to help make children more aware of road safety issues in a fun and enjoyable way. Full Story» |
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| 11/01/05 : BREAKTHROUGH IN NORTHERN IRELAND FIGHT AGAINST HOME ACCIDENTS | ||||
The most significant step forward in Northern Ireland’s battle against its biggest accident problem was being made today - with whole-hearted backing from RoSPA. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents has been the driving force behind the Northern Ireland Home Accident Prevention Strategy and Action Plan published by the Department for Health, Social Services and Public Safety. Full Story» |
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| 07/01/05 : IDEAL CHANCE TO CUT DRINK-DRIVE LIMIT – RoSPA | ||||
After virtually no improvement in the Christmas drink-drive figures published today, RoSPA is urging the Government to use the new Road Safety Bill to cut the drink-drive limit and allow breath tests to be carried out anywhere and anytime. Full Story» |
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| 06/01/05 : SPEED AND MOBILE PHONE POLICIES FOR COMPANY DRIVERS | ||||
RoSPA has published new policies to help employers tackle the controversial issues of dealing with employees who drive too fast or use mobile phones at the wheel. Full Story» |
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| 06/01/05 : RoSPA LAUNCHES ITS BIGGEST EVER SAFETY AWARDS PROGRAMME FOR 2005 | ||||
RoSPA is aiming to make 2005 a record-breaking year for its Occupational Health and Safety Awards. Now in their 49th year, the number of entries continues to grow, with 1,100 winners last year. The organisers are now inviting entries from workplaces throughout the UK – no matter how large or small. Both private and public sector organisations have an equal chance of winning these prestigious awards as do ‘first time’ entries. Full Story» |
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