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Locks and weirs high-risk areas for swimmers, as Kent Fire and Rescue Service warns of cold water shock still a danger. Always pay attention to warning signage.
This DASA competition seeks proposals for innovative technologies in accessing, disabling and destroying chemical and biological munitions and improvised explosive devices in challenging environments.
Product recall for Smyths Toys’ jumping ball toy presenting a chemical risk.
Environment Agency says vigilance can save lives - water-related accidents can be avoided by knowing how to stay safe.
Product Recall for Ring RPPL360 Fast Charge Lithium Jump Starter presenting a high risk of fire.
Product Recall for Multi-Function Jump Starter JX27 with AC Adapter Model HR-1501000 presenting a risk of burns.
DASA competition seeking low technology readiness level proposals for innovative technologies in accessing, disabling and destroying chemical and biological munitions and improvised explosive devices on the battlefield.
Adopted EU recommendation LSA-074. UK approved recommendation on the correct application of thermal protective tests for immersion suits.
Warning for public back out and about after lockdown eased.
Warning issued as police clear 300 people from one site, amid soaring temperatures and easing of lockdown.
The Environment Agency is urging the public to stay vigilant to hazards in and around waterways
Warning as warm temperatures see more people out on the river.
Tailgating is a factor in around one in eight casualties on England’s motorways and major A roads, with more than 130 people killed or seriously injured in incidents involving people driving too close in 2018.
Waters around weirs, sluices, locks and pumping stations can be dangerous.
Rivers offer fun and relaxation but can contain hazards, especially around structures and after heavy rain.
Tips on how to enjoy the river without incident.
'Stay safe, stay back' is the message from professional racing driver and Hollywood stunt expert Ben Collins to help remind drivers of the dangers of tailgating.
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