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Shin-kicking contest cancelled due to health and safety regulations … – Metro
By 1sthealthcare / April 8, 2017
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Shin-kicking contest cancelled due to health and safety regulations …
Metro Organisers of an annual shin-kicking contest have had to cancel the event, because of increasing health and safety regulations. Ever since 1612 the unusual … Bonkers 400-year-old British SHIN-KICKING contest scrapped this … |
Care for tetraplegic breaks down because of health and safety concerns, police investigation – New Zealand Herald
By 1sthealthcare / April 3, 2017
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Care for tetraplegic breaks down because of health and safety concerns, police investigation
New Zealand Herald Possible health and safety concerns and a police investigation are why ACC was unable to refer an Auckland tetraplegic onto an alternative care agency, the organisation says. In a statement this afternoon, ACC spokeswoman Stephanie Melville said … |
Could Health and Safety kill off home cooking? – Spectator.co.uk (blog)
By 1sthealthcare / March 26, 2017
Spectator.co.uk (blog) |
Could Health and Safety kill off home cooking?
Spectator.co.uk (blog) If Health and Safety is (are?) your thing, you must always be dreaming, like Alexander the Great, of new worlds to conquer. The next one, I predict, will be cooking at home. Recently I have noticed talk about the bad effect of 'particles' produced by … |
Northwest Michigan nonprofits create health guide – Detroit News – The Detroit News
By 1sthealthcare / March 19, 2017
The Detroit News |
Northwest Michigan nonprofits create health guide – Detroit News
The Detroit News The health, safety and welfare guide aligns local policies with the social issues they impact. |
‘Serious’ health, safety concerns at immigration detention facility: inspector general – ABC News
By 1sthealthcare / March 9, 2017
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'Serious' health, safety concerns at immigration detention facility: inspector general
ABC News Numerous health risks, poor conditions and safety violations were found at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), detention facility in Orange, California, according to a report released Wednesday. The report alleged that food was mishandled … |
Tory promises to protect health, safety of John Fisher students subject to highrise project – Toronto Star
By 1sthealthcare / March 5, 2017
Toronto Star |
Tory promises to protect health, safety of John Fisher students subject to highrise project
Toronto Star Mayor John Tory is promising to protect the health and safety of 500 children at John Fisher Public School in the wake of a 35-storey tower slated to be built right next door to their classrooms. “I will help make sure that (the developer and builders … |
Sodo homeless camp to close over health, safety issues – The Seattle Times
By 1sthealthcare / February 27, 2017
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Sodo homeless camp to close over health, safety issues
The Seattle Times Sodo homeless camp to close over health, safety issues. Originally published February 26, 2017 at 6:59 pm. The homeless encampment proposed as an alternative for people leaving The Jungle is scheduled to be closed next month over health and safety … |
Timilty pushes for health, safety, education – News – Randolph … – Wicked Local Randolph
By 1sthealthcare / February 15, 2017
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Timilty pushes for health, safety, education – News – Randolph …
Wicked Local Randolph State Sen. Walter F. Timilty, D-Milton, has filed his legislative agenda for the 2017-18 session, featuring bills focused on public health, public safety, consumer … |
Evergreen dog park will likely close over health, safety and hundreds of pounds of dog poop – Colorado Springs Gazette
By 1sthealthcare / February 11, 2017
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Evergreen dog park will likely close over health, safety and hundreds of pounds of dog poop
Colorado Springs Gazette Hundreds of pounds of dog poop and other health and safety issues at Evergreen's Elk Meadow dog park has open space officials considering closing the popular area. “We are going to close the park at some point at some level for what is referred to as … |
NFL awards startups aiming to improve player health and safety – CNET
By 1sthealthcare / February 5, 2017
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NFL awards startups aiming to improve player health and safety
CNET The league fought with health experts and players who repeatedly claimed head trauma suffered in the game led to eventual brain damage. The NFL finally admitted a connection last year, paying $1 billion to settle a lawsuit with some 20,000 former players. |
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