Prof Hugh Pennington Nominated to Lead Welsh Inquiry16th November 2005 |
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16th November 2005
The Welsh Assembly cross-party committee responsible for setting up an inquiry into the E.coli outbreak has nominated Professor Hugh Pennington from Aberdeen University as Chairman. Professor Pennington is a leading microbiolo... ...read on
16th November 2005
The Puffins Nursery in Brecon has been closed over the weekend and St David's Church in Wales Primary in Colwinston was closing Monday and Tuesday following further cases of E.coli O157. Parents have been urged to look out for... ...read on
14th October 2005
As at 3rd October 2005, 157 cases of infection have been reported in an outbreak of E.coli O157 in South Wales. 67 males and 90 females are affected, and 65% of cases (102/157) are in children of school age. Dates of sym... ...read on
30th August 2005
Over the past two and a half years HUSH has been investigating the labelling of unpasteurised cheese sold in supermarkets across the country. We are specifically concerned about the potential health problems, particularly to the old, young and immuno-compromised, caus... ...read on
6th May 2005
An eye-catching logo by Marnie Swindeles (11 years old) of Stanah Primary has been selected as the winner of a competition held in schools in Wyre Borough Council. A cheque for £25 was presented to Marnie, together with one for £250 for the school, b... ...read on
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