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How to Safely Cut Down a Tree

Trees are a great addition to any property. They provide shade, shelter and can even be used as a windbreak. However, raking your yard for fallen leaves can be hard work, and the more trees you have the more maintenance your yard will require. Whatever your reasons are for cutting down a tree, it’s important to know the risks associated with various tree-related activities.

How to Safely Cut Down a Tree

Health and Safety at Work

Every worker, including telecommuters who work from home, are entitled to work in environments where risks to their health and safety are properly manage. Under the Health and Safety law, the primary responsibility for this is down to employers to do their assessments. Of course, as an employee, it is also your duty to report to your employers if you feel you or your colleagues’ health and safety is at risk.

health and safety at work

Keeping Teen Drivers Safe On The Road

One in five young drivers get into a car accident the first year they obtain their driver’s license. Usually, they happen on their way home from school or when they are driving with their friends. Statistics also suggest that the higher the number of passengers inside the car, the higher the probability of figuring in a car accident. This probability of risk goes up if the drivers, as well as the passengers are all teenagers. These are very dire statistics, enough to make any parent shudder and try to prevent their teenage child from driving. However, here are some ways you can keep your teenage son or daughter safe while driving on the roads:

Keeping Teen Drivers Safe On The Road

McAfee LiveSafe for your devices

Have you ever given any thought as to why internet thieves manage to steal your information?  It is mostly because you have forgotten to protect your smartphone or tablet.  Increasingly people spend more time using internet on tablets or smartphones than on your own laptop/computer.

McAfee is the world’s largest dedicated security technology company and its Digital Assets report, conducted earlier this year, interestingly showed that Brits now own over 3,000 digital items (such as photos, videos, documents etc.). Consequently nearly 23% of UK households now have more than five digital devices, which naturally raises the issue of security concerns and losing digital assets.

McAfee LiveSafe

Teddy Strap by Buggy Tug

Teddy Strap is designed to prevent the heartbreak that occurs when teddy gets thrown out of the buggy and left behind. It is suitable for most toys and teddies.

This is a very clever idea to invent teddy strap. I really like this strap as we know if our children lost their favourite teddies, it would be a nightmare. It is made from neoprene which is soft, stretchy and a smart looking material. It is very easy to fit onto our Maclaren stroller’s frame by following the simple instructions. It felt very secure once teddy was strapped in.  Having velcro made it easy to adjust to fit the teddies/toys.

Teddy Strap by Buggy Tug

Police People – PC Bill’s Special Day

Police people is a book written by Neil Pearsall who is a serving Police Officer spending his spare time writing stories for children. The books are suitable for early readers (5 – 8 years) and provide children with easy to read sentences and key words. It was illustrated by Steven Silverwood. PC Bill’s Special Day is Neil’s first book release in a series of 8 launched on 14 November 2012. You can buy the book from the website priced at £4.99 or Bertram’s wholesalers ISBN 978-095745110-0.

Police People - PC Bill's Special Day

Belt Up Kidz Strap Buckle Review

The news about a two year old toddler from Bristol died in a tragic accident when he fell from his grandmother’s moving car after undoing his own car seat and opening the door, it kept me thinking is there a product to keep my children safe in a moving car. Flax Bourton Coroner’s Court, near Bristol, heard the “determined” two-year-old had previously slipped his arms out of the harness on his child seat and that he knew how to use the handles to get out of the car.

Belt Up Kidz Strap Buckle

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