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  • Anniversary edition

    • Twentieth

      • Articles

        • Chronicler of two decades

        • Environment: market approach fails

        • Food safety moves centre stage

        • Health, housing and headlines

        • Safety is not just about ceilings

        • This ol’ house: a turbulent history

  • Antisocial behaviour

    • 2006

      • August

        • Articles

          • Coalition demands to know Asbo failure rate

          • First use of new powers to prevent street repairs

          • Flyers to be banished from Manchester’s city centre

          • Government pledges £500,000 to tackle ‘yob’ culture

          • Graffiti agreement between council and firms

          • Last orders for rowdy pubs and clubs, says government

  • Best Practice

    • 2003

      • Articles

        • Card-carrying teenagers make the Connexions

        • Councils offer solutions to the recruitment crisis

        • Dog owners put on the spot in clean-up campaign

        • Ealing teamwork makes link with primary care

        • Exhausting tests for Yorkshire drivers

        • Experts back revised protocol for deaths at work

        • Fish recycling business helps drug rehabilitation

        • Food fayre adds spice to food hygiene message

        • Hurdling the language barrier takes the food hygiene message to Somerset’s minority ethnic caterers

        • London councils back private landlord support

        • London’s oldest market boosts hygiene practices

        • Mini-MBA fills management skills gap

        • North-east council tenants reap the health benefits of a café assisted by environmental health officers

    • 2005

      • December

        • Articles

          • Architects targeted in workplace safety drive

          • Welwyn Hatfield offenders go straight to video

      • November

        • Articles

          • ‘Before your time’ Stoke tells teenage drinkers

          • Volume control check for West end nightclubs

    • 2006

      • August

        • Articles

          • Flyers focus of new drive to improve Birmingham streets

          • Innovative letting scheme wins ombusdman’s approval

          • Southampton a ‘hot bed’ of activity on climate change

      • December

        • Articles

          • Councils urged to unite on climate change

          • Croydon explores eco options for burials

          • South Beds takes the alarm out of safety

      • February

        • Articles

          • Chorley sets its sights on Fairtrade status

          • Norwich publishes caterers’ hygiene histories

      • January

        • Articles

          • Harrow insulation drive seeks out fuel poor

          • Pedestrian solution to London’s air pollution

          • Peterborough trial for car repair inspections

      • July

        • Articles

          • Junior warden scheme proves a success with kids

          • Virtual enforcement model helps health and safety officers

          • Wolverhampton council builds relationship with landlords

      • June

        • Articles

          • Green homes for families priced out of market

          • HSE campaign focuses on dangers from falls

          • Liverpool research confirms smoke risk to staff

          • Loans help Humber landlords upgrade homes

          • Wolverhampton move celebrates good landlords

      • May

        • Articles

          • Centre’s healthy eating makes it tops in Shrops

          • Kent councils act to keep empty homes occupied

          • Leeds healthier living team sets out its stall

        • May 2006

      • November

        • Articles

          • Devon gets wired up over caravan dangers

          • Leeds winner of top noise abatement award

          • Midlands councils back EU safety week

          • Northants EHPs launch radon risk alert

      • October

        • Articles

          • Cardboard recyclers aim to produce caviar

          • Ealing on lookout for illegal food imports

          • Health on the high seas

          • Mid Beds emergency team look to beacon

          • Practising what we preach

      • September

        • Articles

          • ‘Unique’ Ipswich scheme helps first-time home buyers

          • Barnsley first council to offer digital air quality info

          • Councillors prepare for online reality check

          • Dog owners told to clear up or face instant fines

          • Hunt is on to track down criminals’ assets

          • Leaflet helps sandwich bars cope with heatwave

    • 2007

      • April

        • Articles

          • Ethnic groups get help to go smoke-free

          • Leeds EHOs take recycling to the cleaners

          • Lincoln acts to cut its carbon footprint

      • August

        • Articles

          • Bolton wins award for litterbug scheme

          • Dog walkers go for eco-friendly bags

          • Preston uses YouTube for grime busting

          • Sheffield spurs on greener developments

          • Trust offers eco-audits to voluntary groups

      • February

        • Articles

          • Kennel Club rewards East Riding wardens

          • New website gives Luton diners the score

          • Newcastle charity to fight fuel poverty

          • Westminster tackles its stickiest problem

      • January

        • Articles

          • ‘Bad hand’ campaign targets hairdressers

          • Islington given £6m to improve transport

          • Stick it there, Kirklees tells gum chewers

      • July

        • Articles

          • Council campaigns to halt river sewage

          • Essex councils crack down on legionella

          • Islington spends £3m to cut its carbon

      • June

        • Articles

          • Haringey offers website checks on repairs

          • Pool water safety group calls for backing

          • South Kesteven launches funky website

          • Toolkit to help combat climate change

      • March

        • Articles

          • Barnet recycling scheme leads the way

          • Bolton takes action on young litter bugs

          • Help us clean up the city, urges Leeds

      • May

        • Articles

          • Bedford launches anti-obesity campaign

          • Haringey takes to the air to cut fuel bills

          • Landlord training aids Hants homes drive

      • October

        • Articles

          • Bassetlaw goes hi-tech to improve services

          • Eastleigh shortlisted for Beacon status

          • Gloves hand-out aims to alert hairdressers

          • Kensington computerises collection cycles

      • September

        • Articles

          • Bexley helps business recycle food waste

          • EHO kick-starts healthy living campaign

          • Health minister hits the tarmac at Luton

          • IoW picks green plan to spend its pennies

  • Business focus

    • 2006

      • August

        • Articles

          • Faculty and food industry lock horns on salt intake

          • It’s not all hard work, honest

          • It’s only child’s play, online?

          • NHS trusts failing to follow race equality legislation

          • Shift of gender focus in AIDS prevention

          • Water offers varied challenges

      • December

        • Articles

          • Making learning fun

          • Prepared for the unexpected

      • July

        • Article

          • Steep learning curve on food scares

          • Training offers new lease of life

      • November

        • Articles

          • Avocado bravado

          • Keeping one step ahead

          • Notes from the underground

      • October

        • Articles

          • Food: a family business

          • Matchmaker for landlords

      • September

        • Articles

          • Easing the burden of regulation

          • Equipped to save the planet

          • Have a nice stay

          • Lonely nights and rope ladders

          • Making safety a blockbuster issue

    • 2007

      • April

        • Articles

          • Painless route to change

          • The honorary Pole

      • August

        • Articles

          • Bespoke supplies

          • Stars in their eyes

          • Supermarkets compare notes

          • What price an otter

      • February

        • Articles

          • Cleaning up their act

          • Hart to heart

          • The go-between

      • January

        • Articles

          • Change management

          • Wash your hands of problems

      • July

        • Articles

          • A second chance

          • From regulator to remediator

          • On the trail of pollution

      • June

        • Articles

          • Hands on a heritage

          • Once an EHO, always an EHO

      • March

        • Articles

          • A passion to help

          • Courtroom dramas

          • Painting a bigger picture

      • May

        • Articles

          • EHO mops up business

          • Pollution control

      • September

        • Articles

          • A smart use of time

          • Cutting edge of asbestos

  • Editorial

    • 2005

      • April

        • Articles

          • Environmental health can change the world

          • Manifesto winners and a nonstarter

      • August

        • Articles

          • Ratings sceptics become true believers

      • December

        • Articles

      • February

        • Articles

          • Barrow case sets a precedent

          • Fallout from delayed revelations

          • Fraud unit follows successful lobbying

          • Populist tone to civic renewal

      • January

        • Articles

          • Climate and environmental health

          • Debate needed on fixed penalties

          • Disaster needs more than a quick fix

          • Government u-turn on the costs of alcohol

      • July

        • Articles

          • Blair opens ‘bonkers conkers’ debate

          • Clearing up land and clearing up jargon

          • Friends of the human race

      • June

        • Articles

          • Education needed on regulation

          • Traffic key to greenhouse targets

      • March

        • Articles

          • A chance to rationalise regulation

          • Pressure mounts on number one killer

      • May

        • Articles

          • Agency treads water on food penalties

          • Worldwide lessons on health and safety

      • November

        • Articles

      • October

        • Articles

      • September

        • Articles

    • 2006

      • April

        • Articles

          • Food training risks public health

      • August

        • Articles

          • Filthy, insect-infested bakery attracts fine

          • Gas safety ignorance costs lives

          • HSE crisis may put workers at risk

          • Illegal dumping attracts penalty

          • Positive action is paying dividends

          • Tesco fined for ‘use-by’ violations

      • December

        • Articles

          • Don’t forget the basics

          • Regulatory rigour

          • Train more, not less

      • February

        • Articles

          • Work safety no laughing matter

      • January

        • Articles

          • Flood and fire - signs of the times

          • Prime minister plays to the gallery

          • Public seeks answers on E. coli

          • Spirit of Chadwick recalled

      • July

        • Articles

          • Ashton speaks for public health

          • Landlords unhappy with licences

          • Love affair with cars is doomed

          • Sulky government introduces bill

      • June

        • Articles

          • Chocolate leaves a bad taste

          • Decisive action needed on eggs

          • Private housing put to good use

          • Smog could be as bad as 1994

          • Travellers seek a fair hearing

      • May

        • Articles

          • Advantages of ‘scores on doors’

          • Raw milk should be banned

          • Work is good for you – shock

      • November

        • Articles

          • Ban is not enough

          • Not before time

          • Return to the roots

          • Torch-light search

      • October

        • Articles

          • Act now on homes

          • Criminals beware

          • Health indecision

          • Housing evolution

      • September

        • Articles

          • Children put at risk

          • EDMO media spin

          • Hopes and fears

          • Meat, war and media

          • Public health vacuum

    • 2007

      • April

        • Articles

          • Housing s Catch 22

          • Muddle on safety

          • New housing realism

      • August

        • Articles

          • Bin the arguments

          • Carbon cut is solution

          • Deal with the crooks

          • Hospitals overlooked

          • Lets see some action

      • February

        • Articles

          • Ad ban worth the fight

          • Councils need support

          • Private sector rotting

          • Smokers last gasp

      • January

        • Articles

          • Hard work pays off

          • Keep recycling

          • Killer firms to blame

          • Tied up in red tape

      • July

        • Articles

          • Brown s clean sweep

          • Coherence emerges

          • Now for policy taboo

          • Private renting ignored

      • June

        • Articles

          • CIEH s historic legacy

          • Close eviction loophole

          • Mr Cameron take note

          • New life for the cities

          • Rebellion fizzled out

      • March

        • Articles

          • A question of balance

          • Councils to join fight

          • No riviera for EHPs

          • We knew that didn t we?

      • May

        • Articles

          • Lucky no one died

          • More, not less, burdens

          • Push safety to the fore

          • Streamlining begins

      • October

        • Articles

          • Matter of life or death

          • Names to remember

          • Primaries to stay

          • Record speaks for itself

      • September

        • Articles

          • Bugs and superbugs

          • Put cash on frontline

          • Put cooking on menu

          • Scotland the brave

  • EHN International

    • 2006

      • August

        • Articles

          • CIEH set to consider special international interest group

          • EHPs sought for disaster and emergency relief register

          • Home and away

          • International aid pledged to Lebanon

          • Sub-Saharan and South Asian focus for white paper

      • June

        • Articles

          • Angola struggles to contain cholera outbreak due to poor sanitation

          • Ghana behind the clichés

          • IFEH World Congress hosted by Irish EHPs

          • Waste not want not

          • World community promises relief following Indonesian quake

    • Articles

      • Africans lakes face environmental disaster

      • Appropriate solutions

      • Charity donations are going down

      • EHPs plan ‘international rescue’

      • Liquid assets under threat

      • News in brief

      • Preparations for war lead to UK aid freeze for Ethiopia

      • Scottish EHO elected to be next president of IFEH in 2008

      • Travellers’ survival guide

      • Twinning with CIEH Northern Centre benefits Kenyan EHOs

  • EHN technical

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  • Focus on Health and Safety

    • Articles

      • British workers left fighting for their breath

      • Conkers, mountains and hard hats

      • Five years to mend a marriage

      • Gas safety: a matter of life or death

      • HSE drive to reduce pain and strain

      • HSE steps up pressure on risks at height

      • Joint working helps prevent slips, trips and falls

      • Lateral thinking curbs retail violence

      • NCSA attacks UK failure to meet noise directive

      • New dimension opens for safety measures

      • One day in the life

      • Pilot tests safety tactics for big business

      • Preventable deaths fuel HSE safety drive

      • Roll out the barrel: it’s company policy

      • Safe manual handling

      • Safety at height regulations tackle top workplace killer

      • Slips and trips are no laughing matter

      • Small firms risking staff safety through ignorance of chemicals

      • Stress strategy sets about tackling the source

      • The hair and beauty industry and health and safety

      • Tread the boards safely

      • UK’s lethal legacy of hidden asbestos

      • Valued employee: handle with care

  • Housing

    • 2006

      • July

        • Articles

          • More private rented homes now meet government standard

          • Old and cold in Newham

          • Private landlords groups combine for greater say on Housing Act

          • Shelter launches website to help professionals bone up on the law

          • Simple measure saves lives

          • Tribunal too weak to prevent ‘frivolous’ housing appeals

          • Welcome to the new housing tribunal

          • Word spreads on tenant deposits

  • Jobs

  • Legal

    • 2006

      • April

        • Articles

          • Acupuncture patient charged £200 for burn

          • Corner cutting led to baby’s death

          • Forced shutdown for KFC over leaking sewage

          • Royal Courts back refusal to extend pub trading hours

      • August

        • Articles

          • Contaminated beans cause chaos for Tesco

          • Council faces prosecution over teen drownings

          • Insect infestation earns hefty fine

          • Joint efforts thwart rave

          • Mice pose serious health risk to pub diners

          • Noisy hi-fi system seized to give neighbours peace

          • Shop fined for uneven floor

          • Teen loses three fingers in machinery accident

      • December

        • Articles

          • Bakery in court for contaminated bread

          • Firm fined for accident

          • Fly-posting plan backfires

          • Fly-tip truck to be crushed

          • Matalan braced for heavy fine

          • Quad bike offences upheld

          • South Cambridgeshire to seize fly-tip van

          • Taunton pulls plug on noise

          • Theme park fined after Ferris wheel death

          • Westminster cracks down in West End

          • YMCA trips up over shop safety

      • February

        • Articles

          • Egg carton company fined over asbestos

          • Menagerie lands couple in court

          • Noise ruling ignored defendants’ guilty plea

          • Private landlord ignored warnings

          • Team building tactic led to hospital

      • January

        • Articles

          • Birmingham gets tough on black bag offences

          • Camden landlord ignored legal demands

          • Carpetright stung twice on health

          • Deafening church-goers fined for night-time noise nuisance

          • Double blow over sealed kitchen

          • Evicted war veteran thanks Doncaster EHOs

          • Farmer fined for ignoring decomposing cows

          • Hammersmith

          • Heavy goods truck struck builder

          • Herbal centre’s practices land them in court

          • High court upholds council’s refusal to force landlord to insulate 1970s flat conversions

          • Investigation skewers kebab plant crooks

          • Ladder fall leaves shop manager brain injured

          • Landlord fails bid to halt housing charges

          • Mislabelled paste triggered serious allergic reaction

          • Newham landlord fined after severe structural faults left toddlers in peril

          • Ombudsman rules on ventilator

          • Prison threat for Brum flyposters

          • Pub chain Spirit back in court

          • Second safety breach at Nottingham IKEA

          • Shocked shopper found mouse nest in loaf

          • Spirit changes pub management after £22k hygiene prosecution

          • Swift action by Slough under short-lived rules

      • July

        • Articles

          • £25,000 fine for second food hygiene breach

          • Chinese restaurant owner banned indefinitely

          • Employee hospitalised after forklift accident

          • Expert falls through dangerous ceiling in Butlins

          • Hefty fines for Blackwater polluters

          • It Asda be a big fine for supermarket breaches

          • Party when parents are away leads to fine

          • Penalties for loud music

          • Public safety put at risk by ignorance of ‘work at height’ rules

          • Rail removal causes fall

          • Retailer fined after teen’s 3m fall

          • Rodents invade Welsh kitchen

          • Safety flaws led to teen burns

          • Toxic smoke showed ‘blatant disregard’ for law

          • Window cleaner’s plunge leads to a large fine

      • June

        • Articles

          • Bleach contaminated hotel’s drinking water

          • Butcher’s ‘own use’ plea fails court scrutiny

          • Cheltenham wins first fly-posting charge

          • Cumbrian magistrate fined £500 for salmon poaching

          • Ealing sting exposes knife sales

          • First fixed penalty notice for abandoned car

          • Liverpool warehouse fined for fall

          • Mice found in Tooting shop

          • Noisy Newham bar’s sound system silenced

          • Obstructive dog owner not a reliable witness

          • Oldham gets heavy with noisy neighbour

          • Owner gave false information

          • Royal Mail fined over engineer’s fatal injuries

          • Stinking meat plant served with notice

          • Takeaway failed to obey hygiene order

          • Telford café prosecuted for filth and mould

          • Tragedy highlights grey area for window safety

          • Unsafe stairs caused pensioner’s salon death

      • May

        • Articles

          • Amplified David Gray earns IoW man an Asbo

          • Asbo for builder’s two-decade bonfire

          • Close shave for child at rugby club fundraiser

          • Faulty store lift hospitalises two

          • Gas warning after child’s death

          • Housing charity fined over sewer leak to stream

          • Plants grew in pizza hut dirt

          • Raid muffled public nuisance

          • Solihull man’s expensive habit

          • Stock car race racket lands farmer in dock

          • Toddler badly injured at unregistered firm

          • Worker cut after pub left window smashed

      • November

        • Articles

          • Cage crushes Iceland employee

          • Caterers fined for salmonella

          • Colchester builder fined after man’s death

          • Comet rapped over fall

          • Dangerous wires posed safety risk

          • Filthy East End sweet plant closed down

          • Former bin man granted £3.75m for injury

          • HMO landlord ignored Camden’s warnings

          • Luton kebab shop admits breaching hygiene rules

          • Manchester EHOs pull plug on music

          • Pensioner’s Tesco shock

          • Safety notice follows go-karting fire

          • Shell admits polluting groundwater supply

          • Wedding caterer fined

          • Welder wins award after losing finger

      • October

        • Articles

          • £5,000 fine for persistent noisy neighbour

          • Cockroach diner closed

          • Couple punished for keeping smelly dogs

          • Eastbourne bedsit landlord fined £10,000

          • Firm fined for broken legs

          • Firm rapped after forklift truck injury

          • Garage fined after man is crushed to death

          • Howling man gets five-year ASBO

          • Journalist fails recycling test

          • KFC in court over undercooked chicken

          • Kitchen spills land KFC with fine

          • Noisy neighbour spared jail but ordered to move out

          • Out-of-date pies found in Crawley shop

          • Photo-Me failed staff in chemical hazard

          • Rat droppings found in kitchen

          • Sellafield in court for leak

          • Tree surgeon convicted after 7 metre fall

      • September

        • Articles

          • ‘Foul smell’ in Westminster restaurant

          • Boiled chickens suffered ‘avoidable pain’

          • Builder rapped for ‘casual’ asbestos practices

          • Caravan firm caused previous fatal accident

          • Co-op fined after employee suffers injuries

          • Death in BUPA home ‘avoidable’

          • Dirt and grease found in fish and chip van

          • Doncaster horses lacked legal identification

          • Hygiene rules breached by Brighton pub

          • Large fine for restaurant follows cellar fall

          • Leicester company ignored safety notices

          • Noisy dogs in nuisance case

          • Penalty for crushed leg

          • Pub fined for filthy kitchen

          • Restaurant caught out by new licensing laws

          • Restaurant in breaches of hygiene regs

          • Unattended forklift caused worker’s death

          • Vehicle respraying firm penalised for fumes

          • Violent customer faces Chinese restaurant ban

          • Window firm blocked road

    • 2007

      • April

        • Articles

          • Asbestos strippers botched the job

          • Chelmsford claims first for environment act

          • Cockroaches found in Indian takeaway

          • EHOs persuade all-night ravers to abandon noisy music

          • Hackney swoops on takeaway restaurants

          • Horrified EHOs close Rochdale warehouse

          • Hotel admits to appalling conditions

          • Hotel closed by rat infestation

          • Noise makers excuse feeble

          • Preston bookie fined for trapdoor hazard

          • Restaurants shut down

          • Woman told to pay £550 for dropping litter

      • August

        • Articles

          • Burnley landlord fined for lethal lodgings

          • Butcher sold soiled meat

          • Chinese takeway banishes mice outbreak

          • Fishmonger admits food offences

          • Greene King fined for food hygiene again

          • Landlord ends up in hot water

          • Marina fined after death

          • New Forest Co-op sold food past use-by date

          • Noodle bar rapped over filthy kitchen

          • Operation Santa bags Christmas fly-tippers

          • Pallet yard polluted area

          • Poundstretcher blocked emergency exits

          • Shop fitters burn their fingers with office fire

          • Shop ignored asbestos risk

          • Surrey hotel fined for guest’s fall

          • Swansea restaurant prosecuted on hygiene

          • Unregistered landlords face court

          • Whistleblower uncovers asbestos breach

          • Winchester swoops on unhygienic pubs

      • February

        • Articles

          • Bank of China fined £9,000 for accident

          • Care home ‘put profit before safety’

          • Council spots men burning copper cable

          • Farmer loses plant appeal

          • Firm criticised after fireworks accident

          • Forklift accident leads to prosecution

          • IoW farmer was cavalier over safety

          • Landlords fined over unsafe properties

          • Magistrate gets tough with ASDA over mice

          • Mouse droppings cause restaurant’s immediate closure

          • Noise made walls shake

          • Nottingham goes to war on noise nuisance

          • Payout for man infected by sick parrot

          • Restaurant stored mouldy food

          • Safety lapses earn fine for NEC

          • Takeaway owner fined

      • January

        • Articles

          • ‘Errors’ caused student’s theme-park death

          • Asbestos tipper gets suspended sentence

          • Cafe owner fined for fall

          • Club ‘chose profit over safety’

          • Council nabs fly tipper

          • Earls Court fined again

          • Hotel fined £14,000 after chef’s burns

          • Man jailed for starving pigs

          • Northfleet landlord threw tenants out on the street

          • Nottingham puts an end to pub nuisance

          • Publican rapped for making excessive noise

          • Restaurant owner told ‘clean up or go to jail’

          • Suspended sentence for landlord

          • Takeaway ‘was filthy’

          • Tesco rapped over safety lapse

          • Travelodge rapped after guest’s 240V shock

          • Two fined over asbestos

      • July

        • Articles

          • B&Q fined £230,000 for safety breaches

          • Chertsey bar owner admits food charges

          • Company carpeted for ignoring safety rules

          • Council acts over refuse

          • Councillor helps catch young fly-tipper

          • Covert surveillance catches illegal litterer

          • Food firm fell down on dates

          • Gloucester pub rapped over filthy kitchen

          • Home-made biltong landlord torn off a strip

          • Injured fork-lift driver given no training

          • Landlord pays the price of ignoring order

          • Leisure firm boss fined after wheel explodes

          • Noisy dogs lead to asbo

          • Oxford fly-tipper caught on hidden camera

          • Plant hire firm fined £6,000 after injury

          • Welsh butcher sent for trial

      • June

        • Articles

          • Care home fined after woman is scalded

          • Cockroaches force closure of Faversham pub

          • Couple who plagued neighbours get an asbo

          • Dead foxes spark off Defra investigation

          • Edinburgh pub firm admits filthy kitchen unacceptable

          • Fast-food outlet persistent offender

          • Hairdresser fined after allergic reaction

          • Handyman collected waste then dumped it

          • Injured boy under-age

          • Leeds cracks down over enviro-crimes

          • Manchester acts on noise

          • Nursery owner failed on safety

          • Nursery rapped for health and safety breach

          • Stay at home for a year, waste dumper told

          • Top restaurant fined after child s injury

          • Warehouse firm fined for safety breach

      • March

        • Articles

          • Cambridge serves instant order on HMO

          • Cavalier boat man guilty of manslaughter

          • Chinese takeaway cooked cockroaches

          • Discarded cigarette cost smoker £200

          • Firm fined £100,000 after workers death

          • Firm fined for lorry death

          • Fly-tipper is sent to prison

          • HMO owner and manager are fined £80,000

          • Hounslow supermarket was health hazard

          • London pub closed while mice removed

          • Manchester seizes counterfeit clothes

          • Nottingham takes noise offender to court

          • Pizza restaurant crawled with cockroaches

          • Scrap trader risked lives

          • Six held over charity fraud

          • Treatment centre was a danger to clients

      • May

        • Articles

          • Appeal lost after judge hears evidence

          • Cafe owner embarrassed over hygiene

          • Crusher showered concrete dust on cars

          • Golf course owner convicted on health and safety charge

          • Hackney butcher loses appeal

          • HMO landlord hit for failing to licence house

          • Hotel admits charges over salmonella

          • Landlords fined for third time

          • Litterers lassoed by long arm of the law

          • Pair fined for rubbish hazard

          • Pret prosecuted for dumping waste

          • Purbeck fights illegal eviction

          • Record fine for Sutton business centre

          • T J Morris in safety breach

          • Takeaway owner fined for 14 offences

          • Timberland in court after toddlers 5m fall

      • October

        • Articles

          • Alphabet Zoo firms fined after accident

          • Asda misled customers

          • Bedford hotel kitchen posed health risk

          • Butcher admits selling undercooked meat

          • Care home fined after pensioner death

          • Chain store food mauled by rats

          • Exel Logistics failed on stock

          • Fish bar owner failed to train or supervise

          • Haringey tenant convicted for noise nuisance

          • Health care firm sold contaminated royal jelly

          • Hotel fined after accident

          • McDonalds served customer extra grill with their muffin

          • Millets Farm owner admits tractor was unsafe

          • Present paper trail leads to court

          • Runnymede cracks down on hygiene

          • Salford store fined for safety breaches

      • September

        • Articles

          • ‘Noisy’ bikes restricted to four times a year

          • Asbo for owner who kept 30 noisy dogs

          • Bakery was infested with lice and beetles

          • Council seizes noisy bar’s sound equipment

          • Court backs repair order

          • Food firm boss admits to mice on premises

          • Man fined for eyesore property

          • Man spotted fly-tipping brick rubble

          • Morrisons fined over accident

          • Optician fined over eyesore

          • Pub chain fined over safety twice in a month

          • Shop failed to protect woman from fall

          • Sports shop fixed prices

          • Tattooist was risk to health

          • Water firms poison river

          • Weaver Leisure ‘ignored hygiene warnings’

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    • 2005

      • December

        • Articles

          • Hanna to oversee NI shake-up

    • 2006