The family of an 86 year-old, Derek Watkins, seeks answers after a prolonged exposure to asbestos through his work.  The father of three, residing in South Wigston, was employed at Oakland Elevators in Oadby from

The investigation into infant fatalities at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUHT)  is anticipated to reveal the most significant maternity controversy ever witnessed within the NHS, according to ITV News. Donna Ockenden, the leader of

An estimated 10,000 students and teachers in schools have lost their lives due to asbestos over the past four decades. The figures provided by the Joint Union Asbestos Committee reveal alarming statistics regarding the deaths

Emme and her mother Carly were forced to move out of their house in Swindon due to the damp issues they faced when renting their property from Stonewater Housing. Emme’s consultant, Dr Paul O’Keefe, wrote

Alexander Private Hospital has been deemed inadequate by The Care Quality Commission (CQC) for various reasons, including lack of cleanliness and the use of out-of-date products. The report by the CQC states that while they

Following a ruling by the Housing Ombudsman, Lambeth Council has been instructed to pay £6,500 as compensation to the resident. The Ombudsman’s investigation revealed severe maladministration on the part of the landlord due to inadequate

On December 14, 2020, Kevin Kmiec’s Fiat Diablo collided head-on with Hayley Green’s BMW.  The incident occurred when Green, a 30-year-old nurse from Bronllys, engaged in inappropriate driving behaviour and attempted to overtake another vehicle. 

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated the maternity services at University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust in Staffordshire as “requires significant improvement.” Urgent changes must be implemented by June 30th, 2023, to ensure

Joshua Fletcher was struck by a speeding motorist while crossing a busy road. The driver, who was distracted by headphones, was traveling at 48mph in a 40mph zone. The young man sustained a fractured skull

Recent analysis has revealed that the compensation costs associated with harm caused by the NHS for mothers and their families exceed double the amount the health service spends on care each year. In 2021 –