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Is this the end for the red traffic light?

Road safety fears leading to increased dash-cam usage, survey suggests

Farm Safety Week: Child safety on farms
Belfast Newsletter
... Week, an initiative launched in 2013 which aims to highlight the issues of poor safety practices on our farms in the hope that there will be a reduction in the number of accidents which continue to give farming the poorest record of any occupation ...

FarmingUK
'Farm Secure' app created to educate children on farm dangers
FarmingUK
Child safety on farms is a high priority for all involved in Farm Safety Week, and with this app it is hoped will raise awareness for children living and playing on farms, therefore making all farms safer places by reducing work-related accidents which ...
Farm Safety Week: Child safety on farmsFarming Life

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Lancashire Telegraph
'Unacceptable' 168 children seriously injured or killed in road traffic collisions in East Lancashire since 2012
Lancashire Telegraph
AN 'UNACCEPTABLE' 168 children were seriously injured or killed in road traffic traffic collisions in East Lancashire over the last five years. The shock figures obtained by the Lancashire Telegraph show two children died following collisions in ...

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2BR
Cuddle cot for A&E
2BR
"If a child comes into A&E and passes away, the family can use the cuddle cot and get a memory box. "It's pure heartbreak losing a child - but to lose them in A&E could be horrific. ... Parents could have lost their child through accidents or a sudden ...

BBC News
Prince William pilots last East Anglian Air Ambulance shift
BBC News
The Duke of Cambridge has begun his final shift for the East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA). His last duty as a paid pilot for the EAAA is the night shift from its base at Cambridge Airport. Writing in the Eastern Daily Press (EDP) Prince William said he ...

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BBC News
Prince William pilots last East Anglian Air Ambulance shift
BBC News
The Duke of Cambridge has begun his final shift for the East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA). His last duty as a paid pilot for the EAAA is the night shift from its base at Cambridge Airport. Writing in the Eastern Daily Press (EDP) Prince William said he ...

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