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The family of a man who died from a form of cancer caused by asbestos want to contact former colleagues for information on how he was exposed to the…

More than a third of councils across England are still unprepared to provide suitable housing for the ageing population, according to research from Knight Frank and Irwin Mitchell. Knight Frank and Irwin Mitchell explain that the shortcoming in the level of planning for senior housing is “particularly worrying” given

A man, 63, who died from one of the worst salmonella infections ever seen after eating four duck eggs wasnt taken to hospital early enough after paramedic wanted to prevent outbreak.

ICAEW will be holding its first virtual course on issues arising from property transactions, aimed at those who are new, needing a refresher or with an interest in moving into the sector.

The family of a former photography technician who moved to a High Wycombe retirement village but died after being diagnosed with mesothelioma say…

Donald Lewis, from Caerphilly, was employed by British Rail in the 1960s, working in proximity to fitters as they cut and wrapped asbestos ropes.

The widow of a former electrician is appealing for help to establish how he contracted the asbestos-related cancer which claimed his life.

A SWINDON widow is warning holidaymakers about the dangers of poorly-planned trips abroad after her dream vacation became a deadly nightmare.

Cost of living support: Six in 10 workers think their employers should step in to help with the cost of living crisis, according to research.

Court proceedings over Egypt holidays