Kenneth Freeman, head of innovation at Ambius, discusses new research which demonstrates the tangible benefits of greenery in the office

James Tye, the founder of the British Safety Council and who passed away in 1996, has been brought roaring back to life in a BBC One Show feature about his campaign efforts to improve safety in Britain, presented by John Sergeant.

Over £6,500 is raised on a sponsored cycle ride from London to Brighton

The occupational health and safety achievements of more than 150 businesses and organisations were recognised by RoSPA in Glasgow yesterday.

Free seminars from the British Safety Council at Health & Safety North, Bolton, 8-9 October 2014

Those in the facilities industry should be marking the 24-26 March in their diaries, as Facilities Management returns to the NEC, Birmingham, for its second edition.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents has invited William Hague to include time-zone devolution in the constitutional changes he is overseeing in a bid to push for lighter evenings.

The British Safety Council, while welcoming the continuing fall in the number of fatal injuries in Great Britain’s workplaces detailed in HSE’s 2013/14 health and safety statistics report published today, expressed its concern with the upward trend in the number of new work-related ill health cases.

RICS research highlights the business cost of ineffective facilities management

The British Safety Council has submitted views to the Smith Commission which is currently undertaking a public consultation on the devolution of further powers to Scotland. We have commented on two particular issues concerning law-making and the regulation of workplace health and safety in Scotland, that is, whether health and safety should remain a reserved matter and continue to be the responsibility of the UK Parliament and the proposal for the creation of a separate Health and Safety Executive for Scotland.