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A new report has concluded that schools are failing to tackle the problem of asbestos in older buildings adequately. Approximately 75 per cent of UK...

24 February 2010- Asbestos in Schools campaigners were today celebrating following a meeting with Schools Minister Diana Johnson MP. At the meeting the Schools Minister...

Justice Secretary Jack Straw has made a statement on the government\’s decision on the question of compensation for pleural plaques. The Lord Chancellor and Secretary...

I am writing this letter in the hope that you will publish it in ATL’s Magazine Report. I want to seriously urge all retiring members...

An ATL member received £10,000 settlement for injuries suffered when she fell while visiting a Wickes Building Supplies store. Her fall, near a display area...

Compensation Secured for RTA Victim A man who had to have his leg amputated above the knee after a van knocked him off his motorcycle...

A flight attendant received £6,125 compensation settlement for severe, long-lasting injury to her thumb when trying to operate a defective trolley on a flight to...

A leading lawyer in asbestos diseases today criticised the Advertising Standards Authority‘s decision to uphold a complaint against the Health and Safety Executive’s asbestos awareness...

A TSSA member who received a five-figure damages settlement for a shoulder injury he suffered at work today urged non-members to join the Union. The...