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Business and Planning Bill – what you need to know

01 July 2020, Tamara Sandoul, Policy and Campaigns Manager, CIEH

The Government published its Business and Planning Bill alongside three sets of draft guidance documents. CIEH Policy and Campaigns Manager, Tamara Sandoul picks out key proposals and how these might affect environmental health teams and is seeking comments from our members on these proposals.

Business and Planning Bill – what you need to know

01 July 2020, Tamara Sandoul, Policy and Campaigns Manager, CIEH

Sign reading 'Reset, Restart, Reopening'

Business reopening guidance published

24 June 2020, Tamara Sandoul, Policy and Campaigns Manager, CIEH

Effective contact tracing is key

17 June 2020, Gary McFarlane, Director CIEH Northern Ireland

Light bulb above note pad on yellow background

Closure of EHRB and the COVID-19 lockdown

29 May 2020, Jon Buttolph, Associate Director of Membership and Professional Development, CIEH

Excellence Awards: celebrating environmental health

28 May 2020, Nikki Pearson, Conference and Events Manager, CIEH

Use of personal protective equipment in the workplace

27 May 2020, Chartered CIEH member Dr Lisa Ackerley ('The Hygiene Doctor') and Sterling Crew, Chartered CIEH Fellow and Chair of The Food Authenticity Network

Industrial warehouses surrounded by trees

New guidance for reopening businesses safely

13 May 2020, Ellie Whitlock, Policy and Public Affairs Executive, CIEH

Hospital patient with orange juice and an apple

Training is essential for food safety in hospitals

06 May 2020, Louise Dawkes, trainer and consultant

Update on national volunteers register, contact with public health agencies and contact tracing

29 April 2020, Gary McFarlane, Director CIEH Northern Ireland, and Kate Thompson, Director CIEH Wales

CIEH events: time for change

24 April 2020, Nikki Pearson, Conference and Events Manager, CIEH

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