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Illegal gas fitter risked lives in Crewe

A Nantwich man has been ordered to carry out 300 hours of community service after he put lives at risk by illegally carrying out gas work at three homes in Crewe. Duncan Johnstone, 52, was today (19 April 2013) prosecuted by the Health and Sa...

Funding for Lending scheme changes allow BuytoLet investment

The Bank of England Funding for Lending scheme will now allow Small and Medium sized enterpises (SMEs) to lend the money available on to property investors. The Funding for lending scheme has been extended another year until January 2015 and...

Gas fitter may face prison after illegal work in Essex

An unregistered gas fitter has received a suspended prison sentence for illegally carrying out sub-standard gas work at a property in Essex. Steven Arnold, 51, trading as Thermostat Plumbing and Heating Services of Hackney, north east London,...

Trust fined after employees are exposed to TB bacteria

Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust has been fined for safety failings after employees were exposed to a potentially deadly strain of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (TB) bacteria when a test vial smashed in a specialist laboratory...

Council in court after parks workers suffer debilitating hand injuries

A Merseyside council has been sentenced after 29 employees were diagnosed with a debilitating condition that has left them with ongoing problems with their hands. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) prosecuted Wirral Metropolitan Borough Co...

Solid wall insulation to come under permitted development

On 10 January 2013 the  Department for Communities and Local Government announced that the majority of solid wall insulation installations will not require planning permission.  They clarified that installing the insulation will be deemed to be an...

VAT cut tops New Year’s wish-list for building firms

A VAT cut for housing renovation and repair work is at the top of the New Year’s wish-list for most small and medium-sized construction companies. In a major survey of members of the Federation of Master Builders (FMB), the largest trade asso...

Floods: how to make your insurance claim watertight

Home owners across the country are grappling with flooded properties. Even if you are fully insured, there are steps you need to take to ensure that your claim is successful. If you have little choice but to make a claim the first move ...

Figures shows how much parents contribute to housing market for offspring

Parents have injected £1.3 billion into the UK housing market over the last five years to help their children onto the property market, new research shows. Typically, 30% of first time buyers have financial help from their parents with the av...

Does the quality of cover & service matter or is it just about price?

Is price the only thing that matters when buying Insurance ? Does the level of cover count to ensure you are adequately protected ? Is a high level of customer service important ? Does easy access to a UK based quality claims servic...

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Farming News

  • Schmallenberg vaccine set to go on sale
    The first vaccine against the Schmallenberg virus (SBV) will go on sale to farmers after being shipped to the UK in the next few weeks.
  • Mid-range tractors put to the test
    Today's high-horsepower tractors are expected to be more versatile and comfortable than ever before. We spent a week testing five of the most popular in the field and on the road to find out which is best.
  • Mid-range tractor test: Valtra T203 Direct
    The Valtra was the least powerful of the test group. It performed averagely in the DLG tests, although the usability of its gearbox was its biggest downfall.
  • Mid-range tractor test: New Holland T7.270
    The T7 finished second overall and its engine and transmission performed well at the DLG tests. The only minor disappointments were the cab and monitor.
  • Mid-range tractor test: MF 7624 Dyna-VT
    The French-built Massey has plenty of features and a new joystick. It performed averagely at the test station and its unreliable terminal can be hard to work with.
  • Mid-range tractor test: Fendt 724 Vario
    As usual, the Fendt delivered on working and driving comfort as well as performing well at the DLG testing station. This is reflected in its high price though.
  • Mid-range tractor test: John Deere 6210R
    The John Deere was the only tractor on test not to use AdBlue, but it still performed well in the DLG tests. We tested a pre-production Direct Drive model, which is simple to operate but lacks a few functions.
  • 'Vaccinate calves prior to sale this autumn'
    Suckled calf producers are being encouraged to vaccinate their spring born calves for pneumonia prior to sale this autumn following a poor start to the year.
  • Beat soaring feed costs with inventive rations
    Unpredictable forage supplies and quality and rising feed costs are forcing farmers to look for cheaper alternatives. Sarah Trickett visited three farmers making the most from feeding co-products
  • Farmer opens doors to show bovine TB damage
    A Gloucestershire beef farmer opened his doors to councillors to show them the devastating impact bovine TB is having on his farm and argue the case for a badger cull in the county.
  • Fast growth does not mean low welfare
    The RSPCA is changing the way it assesses broiler breeds under the Freedom Food scheme, but still believes fast growth rates are closely associated with welfare problems.
  • Cranswick sales increase by 5%
    Food manufacturer Cranswick saw total revenue increase by 7% to £875m last year, after a "positive year".
  • VIDEO: Badger cull will go ahead, NFU says
    NFU president Adam Quinney is “very confident” the pilot badger culls will go ahead this summer as planned in west Gloucestershire and west Somerset.
  • Fungicide strategies for disease-free wheat
    With the all-important flag leaf about to emerge in winter wheat crops, the focus will be on keeping it disease-free to boost yields. David Jones looks at the fungicide strategies of two wheat growers in Nottinghamshire and Essex
  • GM: Where do you stand?
    The use of GM technology in agriculture has always been subject to polarised debate, but as pressures on global food security mount the argument for and against the use of the technology has moved into new territory.