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Each summer, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) publishes its annual work-related fatal injury statistics. While the headline number often attracts the most attention, the real value of the report lies in the trends behind the figures.

Safety culture and safety climate are often treated as the same thing, but they measure different aspects of workplace safety. Understanding the distinction can help organisations make more effective and lasting improvements.

The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, commonly referred to as Martyn's Law, is new legislation designed to strengthen how publicly accessible venues and events prepare for and respond to terrorist threats.

With fire safety very much in the news following a major fire in Glasgow city centre, questions are being asked about the risks of electrical fires and lithium-ion battery fires.

As the weather warnings roll in, it’s a good time to pause and ask a simple question: are your people actually prepared for it?

The farming industry accounts for 1% of the working population but an alarming 19% of all workplace deaths (HSE Fatal Injuries in Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing Report 2024/2025) Sadly, a total of 23 farm workers and 4 members of the public, 2 of whom were children, lost their lives on UK farms in 2024/2025.