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Members of staff from our head office in Halesowen, West Midlands, have signed up to take on the Wolf Run this summer. The 5K run will include a unique combination of three kinds of off-road running: mud runs, trail runs and obstacle courses.
The team are joining our Project Scheduler, Gemma, and her friends & family to raise money for Brain Tumour Research which is a charity close to their heart.
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We're excited to announce the launch of our new eLearning training courses.
Our eLearning training courses are designed to boost employee awareness of critical Health and Safety topics, providing you with the knowledge you need to stay safe and compliant.
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We are pleased to announce a major recruitment drive as part of our ongoing expansion plans. The company is seeking skilled business development professionals to join its dynamic team across several key regions, including the Midlands, South East, North East, and Central Scotland.
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A company has been fined following an outbreak of Legionella at its sheltered housing accommodation in Birkenhead, putting vulnerable residents at risk of contracting Legionnaires' disease.
The deadly bacteria was detected at Vincent Naughton Court following the sampling of its water systems in the communal areas and flats in July and August 2018.
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Season’s Greetings from Bradley Environmental Consultants Ltd
As the year draws to a close, I’d like to extend my heartfelt thanks to our valued customers and dedicated staff for making 2024 a success, despite the challenges we all faced.
This year has been a testament to resilience and perseverance. As we step into 2025, we do so with optimism, hoping for better days and continued success together.
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The call from health and safety professionals to the government to address the ongoing issue of asbestos exposure, highlights a persistent and concerning public health issue. Despite the ban on asbestos in the UK for 25 years, the material still poses a significant risk due to its prevalence in older buildings.
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The origins of fireworks can be traced back to seventh century China but they only came into widespread use in Britain in the late 13th century, with bonfire night celebrated from the 1650s onward to mark the arrest of Guy Fawkes and the failure of the 1605 gunpowder plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament.