The owner of a Kensington vegetarian restaurant, whose neglect led to the deaths of three cows at a Harrow farm, has been convicted of mistreating his animals and sentenced to community service.
A campaign by Waltham Forest Council to hold people to account for spitting in the street was put to the test for the first time. Thames Magistrates Court found two individuals guilty after the Council prosecuted them using the same powers used to enforce against litter – endorsing their decision and opening the way for other councils to follow suit.
The Scottish Government has published its review of the lessons to be learned from the horsemeat incident.
This week at theEHP we report on Food and You 2012, an opinion and prosecutions.
A new Case Summary, by Mike Warren, outlines a recent judgement that considered whether a five-storey block of purpose built self-contained flats required a HMO licence.
The questionnaire through the link below has been created in order to gather information for the Dissertation Research entitled “The perception and understanding of health and safety at work among young adults”.
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