Feature Articles

Firms will have to disclose climate-related financial information, ensuring they consider the risks and opportunities they face as a result of climate change under new rules introduced from 6 April.

Asbestos is killing more and more women every year. But evidence shows many still aren’t aware of the disease and how it can be acquired at work, reports Belinda Liversed.

John McClean, Chair of the Joint Union Asbestos Committee, says we must immediately implement a coherent plan for dealing with the legacy of asbestos in schools.

The UK’s health and safety regulatory regime has helped us achieve huge improvements in health and safety at work, says Mike Robinson.

National Highways has launched a new campaign urging drivers to keep a minimum two second gap, or risk putting themselves and others in danger.

The UK’s approach to managing asbestos has been to act and then wait to see over the following decades if it was the right approach. Is this ‘hindsight’ policy working, asks SHW Live speaker Collette Willoughby.

The Building Safety Bill will protect leaseholders in housing blocks from many of the costs associated with the remediation of fire safety defects, but more needs to be done to ensure insurance companies contribute to the remediation fund, says Royston Smith MP.