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4 July, Church at Carrs Lane, 11am-1pm Join us for “AMD” on 4th July 2025 in recognition of those affected by Mesothelioma as well as other asbestos-related diseases. We will be releasing doves in memory of those lost, and will also have speakers including Dr Gareth Walters, NHS Consultant in Occupational Respiratory Medicine and Associate…

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In Britain, the most common cause of work-related fatality is asbestos exposure. And you are more likely to be diagnosed with asbestos cancer in Britain than in anywhere else in the world. For 2025, the TUC is focusing on the need to prevent future death caused by asbestos — we want a national risk register,…

We went to Portcullis House for the Cape public hearing on 24th March. A transcript has now been issued by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Occupational Safety and Health. Read it here

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