Health and Safety Executive

Stephanie Berkley, manager of the Farm Safety Foundation (left) with CAFRE, Greenmount campus students and YFCU president, Stuart Mills (right). Picture: YFCU

YFCU president addresses issue of farm safety at CAFRE Darryl Armitage

Farm Safety Week 2023 aims to reduce the number of incidents which continue to give farming the poorest safety record of any occupation in the UK and Ireland. Image: Yellow Wellies

Farm Safety Week campaign begins Joanne Knox

A toddler died after being hit by a tractor in Devon

Toddler dies following incident involving tractor Sam Johnson

UK theme parks and fairgrounds face major health and safety checks after high speed incidents - list of rides

Extra safety checks on 100 fairground and theme park rides across UK Will Millar

Prospect members on a picket line (Photo: Prospect)

Civil servants union strikes: Two strike days announced Patrick Hollis

Calves on farm

February brings a flurry of activity on local farms By The Newsroom

HSENI has successfully led a prosecution against John Thompson and Sons Limited, York Road, Belfast.

Animal feed manufacturer prosecuted after worker loses hand in unguarded machine

The case arose from health and safety failings between 2016 to 2018 that led to dangerous gas installations in several new build domestic properties at sites in County Antrim and County Londonderry.

Co Londonderry gas and heating company prosecuted for safety failings Court Reporter

The Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) has published its Annual Report and Accounts for the period 1 April 2021 to 31 March 2022.

HSENI Annual Report and Accounts 2021-2022 published Joanne Knox

The Police Service of Northern Ireland are liaising with the Health and Safety Executive Northern Ireland (HSE NI) and Environmental Health from the Causeway Coast and Glens Council to investigate the circumstances surrounding the sudden death of a two-year-old boy in the Bravallen Road area of Ballymoney.

PSNI liaising with HSENI and Environmental Health after sudden death of child Joanne Knox

Mullberry Homes received a series of Improvement and Prohibition Notices because of their unsafe work standards, but repeatedly failed to comply.

House builder fined £117,000 for multiple safety failings Dennis Morton

RAIB has today released its report into a collision between a train and agricultural equipment at Kisby user worked crossing, Cambridgeshire, on 19 August 2021.

Report into collision between train and agricultural equipment released Joanne Knox

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Man in his 70s dies in suspected farm accident Ruth Rodgers

Farm Safety Week: Agriculture continues to have poorest safety record a decade o... Joanne Knox

Significant drop in workplace injuries, but agricultural sector deaths increase Joanne Knox

Two Northern Ireland gas engineers fined following illegal work

Using farm vehicles and equipment safety By The Newsroom

Company fined for unnecessary spread of asbestos material By The Newsroom

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Property Management Company fined after failing to manage asbestos removal By The Newsroom

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Are you working safely with livestock? There have been 18 deaths over the last 1... Joanne Knox

Londonderry based construction company fined following fall from height incident By The Newsroom

Deirdre Goan, HSENI, Robert Kidd, Chief Executive HSENI, Joshua Armstrong, Irvinestown PS, and Edwina Read, Principal Irvinestown PS, at the launch of the ‘Avoid Harm on the Farm’ child safety 2022 calendar.”

Farm safety messages launched to rural schools By The Newsroom

Construction companies fined for health and safety failures following death of w... By The Newsroom

NI farmer fined £25,000 following death of labourer By The Newsroom

Using a chainsaw on the farm – What you need to know By The Newsroom

LANTRA instructor

How to prepare for a farm inspection Community Reporter

HSENI message to employers By The Newsroom

Bureau Veritas advises hyper vigilance

NIE Networks urges vigilance around power lines at silage By The Newsroom

Relaxation at marts for sellers By The Newsroom

Farmer David Crockett who died following an incident on a farm on Monday.

Man killed on NI farm was 'kindest person you could meet' Andrew Quinn

Andrew Abraham from Waringstown

Farm tragedy victim Andrew Abraham had ‘a real passion’ for his profession Mark Rainey

HSENI having discussions with Moy Park after death of employee By The Newsroom

Declan McAleer

McAleer calls on Agriculture Minister to look at online mart options By The Newsroom

HSENI: ‘Complaints will continue to be dealt with’ By The Newsroom

Burbage Primary School in Buxton, Derbyshire closed earlier this week - and schools across the UK could close for over two months in the event of a global pandemic (Getty Images)

UK schools could close for two months in the event of coronavirus pandemic Finlay Greig

Amazon has opened its first ever supermarket - and you don’t have to go through ... Conor Marlborough

Coping with the pressures of farming workshops By The Newsroom

More than 600 workers have been seriously injured in Amazon UK warehouses Conor Marlborough