Syed Junid Ul Hassan Shah – a landlord based in Southend-on-Sea – has been served with fines and costs amounting to almost £6,000 after permitting his tenants to sleep on a bed that was placed in an outdoor shed.
Longest-running legal dispute over a Somerset footpath returns to court
Britain’s longest-running legal dispute, which relates to a footpath in Langport, Somerset, is heading to court once again.
Work injuries and poor health cost the UK £14 billion each year
According to the latest statistics released by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), over a million people are suffering from an illness as a direct result of their work, costing the UK economy an estimated £14.3 billion every year.
Pinterest’s trademark cases in the US and UK are unsuccessful
Pinterest – the popular social media channel – has lost two lawsuits, one in the UK and the other in America.
Companies sentenced after a worker dies from electric shock
Two companies have been served with significant fines after a 27-year-old man was electrocuted while carrying out his duties at Morgan Stanley’s Heathrow data centre.