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Company and director sentenced after worker s ladder fall

A small business has been fined £6,000 and its owner made to do 180 hours of community service after a man fell off a ladder.

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Reading company fined after incident at Park Lane Primary School

A company and its director have been sentenced after an employee fell from height and suffered serious injuries.

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Tadley company Profascias fined as staff falls from ladder

Tadley company Profascias fined as staff falls from ladder
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Pamber heath company Profascias Ltd could go bust following injury accident at Park Lane Primary School in Tilehurst

A company could be facing extinction, a judge warned, after an employee suffered serious injuries at work.

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Arson architect jailed for firebombing his friend s £67K Range Rover and sending menacing letters to his family after being threatened with legal action for shoddy work on his £3 5m mansion is struck off

Christopher Chapman (pictured) was caught on CCTV pouring petrol on Robb Simms-Davies car and setting it alight outside his £3.5million Berkshire mansion while he was inside having dinner.

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