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“No company or industry can ignore this,” WFA says
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BBC News Published image captionTom Owen, 21, could not be revived after cutting through live cables A 21-year-old apprentice who died after cutting through live cables should not have been working alone, an inquest has heard. Tom Owen's supervisor found him "lying face down in the trench" while working for Western Power Distribution in Cardiff on 30 January 2017. His supervisor Gareth Rees said they had been working in separate trenches. When asked who should have been present as he cut through cables, Mr Rees told the Pontypridd inquest: "Probably me". He told the jury inquest he "should ha...
Born on Vancouver Island and raised in Fiji, the Cook Islands and New Zealand, Josh Larsen now calls suburban Boston home as a member of the New England Free Jacks.
South African start-up wins Global Unicorn for top business idea By IOL Reporter Share SOUTH African Start Up business Magnevane scooped the Global Unicorn top honours recently for the business with the highest investment potential. South African executive and business owner Gareth Rees was part of the team which claimed victory against several start-ups with enormous investment potential from various parts of the world. The competition which helps profile top companies to Venture Capitalists and investors saw last year’s winner raise $22m off the back of the awards. “We are chuffed that ...
POLICE are searching for a missing person who has not been seen for three days.