Can The UK’s Roads Be Made E-Scooter Friendly?
The tragic death of YouTube star Emily Hartridge following an accident involving an e-scooter has put the spotlight on the current regulations around the […]
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NHS Listeria Outbreak
The health secretary has ordered a review of hospital food after five patient deaths were linked to an outbreak of listeria. There have been […]
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NHS Dentistry Crisis Leaving Millions Without Care
More than a million new UK patients were turned away by NHS dentists last year, on top of 700,000 who could not get an […]
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Sir Rupert Jackson Proposes Further Radical Reforms
Former Court of Appeal Judge, and brainchild behind the biggest reforms the personal injury sector has seen in recent years, Sir Rupert Jackson, has […]
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Firms Accused Of Colluding To Hike Cancer Drug Price
The UK Watchdog Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has accused four pharmaceutical firms of breaking competition law by colluding to hike the price of […]
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Unfair Criminal Injuries ‘Same Roof’ Rule Abolished
On 13 June 2019 a rule which has denied compensation to some victims of violent crime since 1964 was finally abolished. The rule, known […]
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Carers Week At Pryers Solicitors
Carers week is an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring and highlight the challenges unpaid carers face throughout the U.K, whilst recognising the […]
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NHS IT Error Could Delay Treatment For One Million Young People At The Risk Of Meningitis
Investigations have found that more than a million young people could be at risk from a deadly strain of meningitis due to an NHS […]
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An Injured Construction Worker Substantiates The Importance Of Health and Safety To Avoid Personal Injury
The importance of health and safety regulations has been brought to attention after a construction worker fell from a roof, suffering serious injuries and […]
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Overworked GPs Fear Risking Patient Safety, Survey Finds
A new survey has revealed that one in 10 GPs see twice as many patients as is considered a safe limit. The research conducted […]
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Brexit, Stress, And Work Pressures Blamed For Nurse Shortages In The UK
New research has revealed that almost 5,000 nurses and midwives for EU countries have quit the NHS in the past two years, with many […]
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NHS To Expand Mental Health Network For New And Expectant Mothers
The NHS has announced new plans for an expanded network of NHS units providing specialist support for new and expectant mothers experiencing anxiety, depression, […]
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