National Road Victim Month 2020 has begun. Running for the full month of August, the aim of the campaign is to remember victims of road traffic accidents and those who have been injured or killed on our roads.
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Read moreAs lockdown measures are slowly relaxed and more people return to work, more cars return to UK roads. This, combined with more people choosing active travel, creates new road safety issues for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians.
Read moreIn the immediate aftermath of a road traffic accident you are very likely to be left feeling frightened, vulnerable and disorientated. It is important that you know what to do if you are involved in an accident.
Read moreMay is Skin Cancer Awareness Month in the UK, providing the opportunity to raise awareness of the disease.
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