All-Star Line-Up Announced For NEBOSH’s Free, Online Conference
The theme of resilience takes centre stage at NEBOSH’s first ever online conference later this year. Experts from the Health and Safety Executive, Travis Perkins, Johnson Matthey, Kier Highways, Cambridge Assessment and the Filipino International League of Safety Advocates, plus many more, will take to the screen to share their advice and learnings.
Schneider Electric And ATS Partner To Develop UK's Most Sustainable Leisure Centre
- With ATS delivering Schneider Electric's building, energy and power management solutions, St Sidwell's Point will become Exeter's new state-of-the-art and sustainable leisure centre
- The leisure centre will meet Passivhaus requirements and be climate resilient until at least 2080
WRAS Awarded UKAS Accreditation
WRAS (Water Regulations Approval Scheme) has been accredited by UKAS (The United Kingdom Accreditation Service), bringing new, additional assurances for customers using the WRAS approvals scheme.
Vaccine Passport Decisions Left To EFL Clubs To Decide
Following the lack of legislation from the Government requiring vaccine passports, EFL clubs are being left to use their own judgement on whether to require Covid certification for fans attending matches, with their season kicking off this weekend.
Final Planning Approval Authorised For Casement Park
Planning permission has been granted for the redevelopment of Belfast’s Casement Park, with work on a new 34,578-seat Gaelic sports stadium set to begin in the first half of 2022.
New Rail Seating At Manchester United
Manchester United supporters were able to experience the new rail seating at Old Trafford for the first time as 30,000 fans turned out for the pre-season friendly match against fellow Premier League club Brentford on Wednesday night which finished with a 2-2 draw.
The ‘Pingdemic’ Begins To Grip Sport, Potential Altering Training Ground And Stadium Protocols
The English Football League Cup games get under way this coming weekend amid concerns over possible disruption as Covid-19 infections remain high. With several pre-season fixtures having been cancelled this week it suggests further disruption to the coming campaign by the coronavirus pandemic is inevitable. Manchester United's friendly at Preston on Saturday is the latest match to be called off because of positive cases with Norwich City being similarly impacted. Arsenal had to cancel their US pre-season tour and Newcastle lost three goalkeepers to self-isolation for one fixture.
