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United Kingdom · United Kingdom

LeDeR report faces ‘unacceptable delay’

Campaigners urge the government to publish the latest LeDeR report, after it experiences an unexplained and “unacceptable” delay. The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) is facing mounting pressure to release the delayed report into the deaths of people with learning disabilities and autistic people, with critics accusing the government of “sitting on” the…Read Article

England · England

Workplace Safety: In Response to the Latest HSE Report - First Response Training

Every year, hundreds of workers in the UK lose their lives due to workplace accidents, and thousands more suffer from serious injuries and work-related illnesses. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) published their Work-related fatal injuries in Great Britain report on 2 July 2025. This resource outlines the key findings and explains why health and…Read Article

HSE · England

HSE publishes latest figures for work-related fatalities

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published the latest annual statistics for work-related fatalities in Great Britain. The health and safety watchdog has revealed that a total of 124 workers died in work-related incidents between April 2024 and March 2025, which is a decrease of 14 from the previous year. Two decades ago, in…Read Article

HSE Highlights Risks to Young People at Work

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has been highlighting its advice and guidance for protecting the health, safety and welfare of young people at work. As the academic year draws to a close and many young people finish secondary or further education, they may be looking to enter the workplace for the first time in…HSE · Denmark See the Story

What Age Is It OK in SC to Leave Your Child Home Alone This Summer? Here’s What State Law Says

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Some parents may be considering leaving their child home alone during the summer holidaysRhyl · Rhyl See the Story

Orbis Education and Care takes home an award and a highly commended at National Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards

Orbis Education and Care secured one team award and a highly commended at this year’s National Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards which took place at the ICC, Birmingham, on Friday night (4th July). Dan y Coed school in Swansea, scooped the Making a Difference Award, having been recognised for its promotion of inclusion at the school through initiatives in the community which has led to positive change in people’s lives. Another member of t…Swansea, Wales · Swansea See the Story

Parents of autistic teenager who died at Southmead Hospital hail ‘milestone’ NHS training guidance

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Free Guide: NHS Patient Safety & Inequalities Framework

NHS England published the Patient Safety Healthcare Inequalities Reduction Framework on 15 May 2025. This acknowledges and addresses the fact that patient safety incidents do not affect everyone equally. We see poorer care, worse outcomes, and even avoidable harm for specific individuals and communities. This includes those facing social, economic or cultural disadvantages. First Response…NHS · England Read Article

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