More than 100 local schemes have been approved to join Safe At Home, the national home safety equipment scheme run by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.

There will be a focus on driver behaviour and work-related road risk as RoSPA’s 75th Road Safety Congress nears its close today.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents’ 75th Road Safety Congress continues its international theme today.

The UK’s road safety community will meet next week to seek international lessons about how to further reduce the number of people killed and injured in road accidents.

This is a convenient, quick high quality training session - focusing on the practical rather than the law. We have added three additional course dates at a location in London. Call for details: +44 (0)121 248 2233

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RoSPA is pleased to officially announce "From National to Local - celebrating your success" - a free* conference event for scheme staff involved with the local implementation of the National Home Safety Equipment Scheme.

This FREE event funded by the Scottish Government, is for road safety professionals working in the public sector within Scotland. This event will be relevant to key stakeholders in road safety, in particular researchers, practitioners and policymakers.

Grass-roots groups which help raise awareness of the safety and health of workers across the country have had their commitment honoured at a national awards ceremony.

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Free training to help protect young at-work drivers is on offer as RoSPA’s efforts to cut accidents involving some of the most vulnerable road users continue apace.

Scotland’s Year of Home Safety is a golden opportunity to tackle the physical, emotional and financial suffering caused by accidents in the home, says the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.

There are just five days left to contribute to RoSPA’s research into the use of baby bath seats in the UK.

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The number of people caught drink-driving over Christmas shows a review of drink-drive laws cannot come too soon, said the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.

Time is running out for organisations to enter the 2010 RoSPA Occupational Health and Safety Awards, with less than four weeks left until the entry cut-off point.

After weeks of travelling in snow and ice, drivers are being warned about foggy conditions predicted in some parts of the country today and tomorrow.

Tom Mullarkey, RoSPA's chief executive, was interviewed by LocalGovTV, the internet television channel for senior executives in the public sector, about road safety.

Press Officer and National Home Safety Equipment Scheme (NHSES) Project Co-Ordinators.

With thousands of schools closed across the United Kingdom, RoSPA has some top tips for children heading out into the snow with their sledges.

Tyne & Wear firm Tyco Thermal Controls is the first RoSPA member to mark long-standing affiliation with the charity through the presentation of a new plaque.