Tag: Regulations
United Utilities Denies Release of Sewage Discharge Data into Windermere Lake
United Utilities, one of the UK's largest water companies, is facing backlash as it attempts to prevent the public from accessing data on treated sewage being discharged into Windermere in the Lake District. The...
Protecting Britons Getting Affordable BBLs and Tummy Tucks Abroad
Wes Streeting, the health secretary, has pledged to safeguard Britons who travel abroad for Brazilian butt lifts (BBLs) and other cosmetic surgeries. This decision comes after several deaths have been linked to these treatments,...
Opinions on the Disposable Vape Ban: What Do You Think?
The upcoming ban on disposable vapes in the UK has sparked a heated debate among the public. Proponents of the ban argue that it will help reduce the rising trend of vaping among children...
Hillingdon Council to Review Issue of Waiting Airport Taxi Drivers
Residents in Hillingdon are being urged to voice their concerns regarding taxis and private hire vehicles waiting to pick up passengers from Heathrow in residential areas. A consultation period of six weeks has been...
Hayes Landlord Crammed 14 People into Home for Six – Violation of Housing Regulations
A landlord from Hayes named Tarsem Dhillon has been ordered to pay £28,729 after being caught by Hillingdon Council for cramming 14 people into a house meant for only six individuals. Dhillon appeared at...
Connolly Faces ‘Lengthy Jail Time’ for Racial Hatred Tweet – Did Not Break X...
Lucy Connolly, the wife of a Conservative councillor, is facing the possibility of a 'lengthy jail time' after pleading guilty to inciting racial hatred through a tweet on X, formerly known as Twitter. The...
Nigel Farage Sparks Controversy by Smoking Near Pub
Nigel Farage has caused a stir by smoking near a pub and expressing his views on a potential outdoor smoking ban. The Reform UK leader made his statement while lighting up a cigarette outside...
Mother of London girl criticises food industry after daughter’s death
Abimbola Duyile, the mother of 13-year-old Hannah Jacobs who tragically passed away after having a severe allergic reaction to a Costa hot chocolate, has spoken out against the food industry's approach to allergen safety...
Police oppose new off-licence plans in high-crime area
The Metropolitan Police has opposed the opening of a new off-licence in a North London neighborhood due to concerns about potential increases in violence and sexual offenses linked to excessive alcohol consumption. The proposed...
Coinbase UK Fined for Money Laundering Controls: CityAM报道
Coinbase, a popular cryptocurrency exchange in the UK, has been fined for failing to implement adequate money laundering controls. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) imposed a penalty of £750,000 on the company for not...
Identifying and Addressing Blockages in Water Systems: A Case Study of a Textiles Company
A crackdown on waste disposal in the sewers has led to a Southall firm called Ivo Textiles being prosecuted by Thames Water. The firm, located on Trident Way, was found to have breached its...