Is your organisation impacted by Martyn’s Law? For many organisations and event operators, the first challenge is not compliance, it’s clarity. Establishing whether you are within the scope of the Act depends on the nature of the premises or event and, critically, who has control. This includes both qualifying premises and qualifying events, and it is […]
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The disruption to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has once again exposed the fragility of global energy flows. As supply tightens and prices respond, buyers are moving quickly to secure alternative sources. For energy producers across Africa, this presents a clear commercial opportunity. West African crude is back in focus, and operators are under
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When it comes to keeping things on track, our Operations Manager Steph Ferrier is the behind-the-scenes superhero. Discover how Steph orchestrates Inverroy’s seamless operations and champions a resilience mindset for dealing with the unexpected. When it comes to navigating uncertainty, businesses need to be confident they have effective and resilient processes in place. At Inverroy,
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In the relentless pursuit of expansion, many endurance events have evolved into high-revenue enterprises, attracting thousands of participants eager to test their limits. Yet, as participation grows, so too does the ethical responsibility of organisers to safeguard athlete welfare. Recent tragedies have ignited critical discourse: Are event safety measures evolving in step with the sport’s
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When things don’t work out as planned, and controls fail, an incident may happen. We investigate to understand the causes and how we can prevent them – but we should not stop there. We must try to communicate the findings so that others may benefit. In this way, we can proactively change behaviours and processes
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In June 2024, Rishi Sunak was the victim of four men allegedly trespassing on his country estate in northern England, protesting against the fossil fuel industry and calling for a two-way arms embargo on Israel. Trespassing is an often-underestimated threat to business premises. Still, it also poses significant risks and potential losses through violence and
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