A bronze statue of a boxer, known as "The Pride of Poplar", has been stolen from a park in east London.

Criminal gangs disguised as workmen are stealing underground cables worth thousands each night, disrupting internet and rail services, with police catching suspects in the act in the West Midlands.

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Police say they're 'taking every measure' amid the investigation A WOMAN was “grabbed and threatened” during a random attempted kidnapping – with cops hunting a man in a high-vis jacket. The victim ...

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An “aggressive” drive to tighten e-scooter laws will soon begin in light of the growing number of serious injuries being reported, including three fatalities last year. Taoiseach Micheál Martin and ...

In many industrial and outdoor work environments, visibility is essential for preventing accidents and ensuring workers remain easily identifiable at all times. Whether it is a construction zone, ...

Police are hunting two thieves in hi-vis jackets who took booze from the shelves of Morrisons - before leaving without paying. The pair were spotted taking the alcohol from the supermarket chain's ...

Prescott Fire Department (PFD) announced it received a grant from 100 Club of Arizona to purchase new high-visibility jackets for its fire crews. The 100 Club of Arizona is a nonprofit that supports ...

Gardaí have launched a nationwide road-safety campaign designed to draw urgent attention to the critical importance of visibility on Irish roads, particularly for vulnerable road users including ...

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Londoners are being urged to pick up shovels and grit their own streets as the capital braces for a sharp drop in temperatures this week. A growing number of councils are handing out free salt, hi-vis ...