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Every year, on the 28 April, Workers Memorial Day commemorates the thousands of people who have been killed, disabled, seriously injured or made ill through their work.

The Workers Memorial Day website gives details of the Permanent and Temporary Memorials around the UK

Many other countries around the world officially recognise the Day on 28 April, the International Day of Action for Safety and Health at Work.

The History of Occupational Safety and Health website is an invaluable resource for students, lecturers, trainers, health and safety professionals and others with a general interest in industrial history, the site sets out developments from the 1802 Factory Act all the way through to the most recent regulatory changes made by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

OSHWORLD is a Worldwide Portal to all aspects of fire, health and safety at work, environment topics and related web sites by Sheila Pantry.

Contains editorial, focus, news, articles, diary of events and links listed under countries and subjects.

The CIS Newsletters was a monthly newsletter for the International Labour Organisation (ILO) International Occupational Health and Safety Information Centres and is edited by Sheila Pantry OBE.

The Fire and Rescue Statistics User Group (FRSUG) provides a consultation forum for fire and rescue statistics and promote the free exchange of views and information. It aims to promote the use of fire and rescue statistics to inform policy and practice.

Fire Information Group (FIG UK) is an information exchange co-operative in the fire, loss prevention and resilience fields.

FIG UK membership comprises information professionals, librarians, researchers, firefighters, fire and rescue services, forensic and fire investigators, fire information publishers and others, from a range of well respected organisations.

FIG UK welcomes new members and there is a membership form on the website.