Monthly Archives: October 2016

It’s been a while since I wrote my last post. I feel as though I have gotten into some type of funk lately. The truth of the matter is that I myself have caused this funk that I am in. … Continue reading →

By Jason Godfrey, General Manager, Safesite Limited My recent Blog discussing the issue of rescue from fixed ladders and the HSE’s report on hooped ladders and fall arrest systems prompted a question on the issue of access and egress. While … Continue reading →

This may seem a strange question – but – what scares you the most???  More to the point – how much does it cost you to face your fears and overcome them??? You might have looked at the first question … Continue reading →

Resin bound surfacing has transformed housing developments in recent years throughout the UK. Gone are the days of using block paving or concrete to create functional driveways, paths and garden areas; now homeowners want to create an outside space which … Continue reading →

Sometimes I really wich I could go back to when my English Grandparents were children.  They predated the BBC (in fact my Grandma used to tell me about when her Dad had managed to get a signal on something called … Continue reading →

In the spring, Ofgem announced its Insight for Future Regulation project, and has now produced the first paper of a series: first Future Insights discussion paper. It sets out some of the dramatic changes in the way we use and … Continue reading →

Betting machines likened to the “crack cocaine of gambling” face being hamstrung as the Government announced a long-awaited review into casino-like games on the high street.So-called fixed odds betting terminals (FOBTs) allow players to stake up to £100 every 20 … Continue reading →

I heard the Health Secretary Jeremy HUNT deliver a speech at today’s Crisis Care Concordat Summit in London, the first major speech he’s delivered on mental health, we were told. Almost the first thing he did was praise the police … Continue reading →