No law bans carrying tools up a ladder, but Schedule 6 of the Work at Height Regulations 2005 says you must keep a safe handhold. This guide covers three points of contact, tool belts, light loads, raising heavy materials and when a ladder is the wrong choice.
Online grooming is when someone builds trust and an emotional connection with a child through the internet so they can
Housing officers, neighbourhood and tenancy staff, caretakers, repairs operatives and supported housing workers often see the inside of a tenant’s
Selling food online is treated the same as selling it in a shop. This guide explains who counts as a food business, how to register, what information a listing must show, how to give allergen information before purchase and at delivery, how to pack and deliver food safely, couriers and platforms, returns and cancellations, descriptions and claims, records, and the rules in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Asbestos waste is hazardous waste, so it cannot go in a household bin, a general skip or a mixed rubbish
Sexual abuse of an adult at risk is any sexual activity the person has not consented to, cannot consent to,
A child missing education (CME) is a child of compulsory school age who is not a registered pupil at a
Yes. Cryptoasset exchange providers and custodian wallet providers are “relevant persons” under the Money Laundering Regulations 2017, so they must
How to set up a leaning ladder safely: the 1-in-4 angle, firm ground, securing and tying, footing as a last resort, extension above a landing, stability devices, doors and traffic, overhead power lines and weather, with a pre-climb checklist.
What an independent advocate is, who has a legal right to one under the Care Act 2014, how Care Act advocates differ from IMCAs and IMHAs, what an advocate does, and what care workers and social workers must do. Covers England, with a boxed section on Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
