Shopkeeper forced to removed direction signs A Bridgend shopkeeper was forced by the local council to remove signs pointing to his store due to non-existent health and safety regulations.

A computer game that allows a player to simulate repairing a car has gone on sale.

The number of temporary workers across the United Kingdom between January and March 2014 was 1.

Fire does not discriminate.

A garage manager from Johnstone is facing a lengthy spell in prison after police seized more than £1 million worth of class drugs from his premises.

The government has introduced £24 million worth of funding into the UK automotive industry.

Many employers are wary about hiring or even maintaining a primarily ageing workforce at their organisation despite many possible benefits.

Criminal record checks are invaluable tools.

In a landmark decision applying to properties in England and Wales, on 20 May, the Court of Appeal reversed a ruling that prohibited recovering consequential losses from the police after a riot.

Firm fined for failure of asbestos communication A Battersea building firm was fined £10,000 and ordered to pay £2,857 in costs after failing to highlight the known presence of asbestos insulating board (AIB) at a Berkshire warehouse, exposing workers to potential harm when the AIB was ripped out during refurbishment work.