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Vehicle repair company fined after death of worker

A vehicle recovery and repair company has been sentenced after a new worker suffered fatal crush injuries during maintenance work, only hours after he started his new job.

Birmingham Magist...

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Fishing licence fees help restore a Suffolk river

A year-long project to reinvigorate a Suffolk river and increase the fish population has been completed.

The Environment Agency, Sudbury and Long Melford Angling Clu...

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Decline in planning applications received from July to September

District-level planning authorities received 106,500 planning applications between July and September 2019, 4% fewer than in the same quarter of 2018.

The statistics released by the Ministr...

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High hopes for natural gas and hydrogen blend in the grid

Scientists and technicians at Keele University campus have trialled a greener mix of gas by blending it with 20% hydrogen which produces less CO2 when burning during...

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Recycled trees requested from councils

The local government association for Greater London is encouraging residents to recycle, rent or replant their Christmas trees over the festive period. 

London councils said that Chris...

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Fossil fuels fall far from favourite

After renewable energy became the UK's largest source of electricity, the proportion of fossil fuels that make up the UK's power generation mix has dropped to a record low. 

Government...

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Cedrec Christmas office hours!

We're all counting down to Christmas, so we thought we better give you a heads up as to our office hours for the festive period.

Cedrec will be closed from 12pm on Tuesday 24 Decemb...

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Deadline extended for Northern Ireland's first Environment Strategy

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has pushed back the deadline for responses to its discussion paper on Northern Ireland's first ever Envi...

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£10,000 fine for man on counts of waste offending

Adrian Mulgrew was fined £10,000 after being convicted of multiple counts of waste offending.

Mr Mulgrew pleaded guilty at Dungannon Magistrates' Court to 10 different charges of...

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Fed-Ex UK Ltd fined after worker seriously injured

Parcel carrier, Fedex UK Ltd of Atherstone were fined £533,000 after an employee sustained serious injuries when struck by a fork lift.

On 2 November 2017, an employee was struc...

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Coach company sentenced after worker crushed

Brian Finch trading as F E Finch Coaches was sentenced after a father-of-three, Wayne Lannon, was fatally crushed whilst working underneath a double decker bus. 

On 14 June 2017,...

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Fines for farmer and building contractor

A County Londonberry farmer and building contractor were both fined at Antrim Crown Court for breaches of health and safety regulations. 

Richard McClure, a farmer trading as...

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First Zero-Emission street planned for UK

Looking to improve air quality throughout the Square Mile, the City of London Corporation has recently approved plans to make Beech Street the UK's first zero-emission street.

By Spring 202...

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Severn Trent Water donate to rivers charity following pollution incident

Severn Trent Water Ltd has paid £226,000 to the Trent Rivers Trust following a sewage pollution incident.

Back in August 2016 two blockages in the Severn Trent foul sewer caused a&nbs...

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Plans for development near River Tyne submitted

A planning application for a residential-led mixed-use development that would be located on the banks of the River Tyne has been submitted to Gateshead Council.

The development, locate...

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