The Government has been urged to control its plans to change how licences are granted to Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs).
Read moreWorker’s death due to factory incident sees manufacturing company sentenced
Hanson Packed Products Ltd – a manufacturing firm based in Maidenhead – has been served with a fine for over £750,000 after one of its workers died from crush injuries.
Read moreBritain will not follow EU privacy law guidance on social media age limit
Member states of the European Union (EU), including Britain, will have the power to set their own age limits for social media use after a uniform policy could not be agreed on.
Read moreSamsung’s patent battle with Apple ends up in court
The United States Supreme Court has been presented with a case regarding two of the world’s largest technology firms – Samsung and Apple – because the former has stated that an earlier patent ruling was unfair.
Read moreWind turbine technician death sees two companies served with fines
A court has heard how Colin Sinclair – a 27-year-old wind turbine technician – was killed while carrying out duties for Siemens at Causeymire windfarm, 30km south-west of John O’Groats.
Read moreTruro Magistrates’ Court sentences housing tenant for tenancy fraud
A housing association tenant in Cornwall has been ordered to pay over £1,500 after pleading guilty to illegally subletting her council house when she moved out of the property.
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