As the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) releases the latest work-related fatal injuries statistics for Great Britain, the No Falls Foundation has renewed its call on industry to commit to stop falls from height and reduce the number of avoidable deaths and injuries. The latest issue of the HSE’s Work-related fatal injuries in Great Britain published this week, reveals that, in the past year alone, 35 people have died following a fall from height at work1.

Participants in this year’s No Falls Week have rated the campaign overall 4.4 out of 5 stars in our recent survey (based on participant responses received from our post-campaign survey). The annual height safety campaign from the No Falls Foundation, the first and only UK-based charity for the work at height sector, took place 12-16 May 2025. Headline Successes No Falls Week 2025 brought together individuals and businesses across all sectors to raise awareness about the

A short summary provided by the No Falls Foundation of their first ever No Falls Conference as the dust settles on a successful event… What a day! Last week (during No Falls Week), we held the very first No Falls Foundation conference followed by the return of our charity ball. The energy and commitment in the room was inspiring – how incredible to be surrounded by so many people who are actively working to prevent falls