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National Accident Helpline launch re-brand campaign – ‘When it's wrong, make it right.'

Mayor Boris Johnson will be in Southwark, south London, to officially start work on the £160m "superhighway" which will stretch for more than three miles from King's Cross to Elephant and Castle.

According to the ABI, the new code of conduct will protect the interests of accident victims by limiting the practice of third-party capture but code of conduct doesn't go far enough in challenging du...

Do you avoid walking under ladders and hate the idea of breaking a mirror? We reveal the most superstitious cities in the UK.

Look out for a host of black cats all over London this Friday 13th, to mark the end of the UK's first ever Accident Awareness Week

Our Creating Waves winner, Michael Kettles, has had his script transformed into a radio advertisement.

In his final budget statement of this parliament, Chancellor George Osborne laid out plans for a £3.5 million fund intended to explore ways of protecting vulnerable people from nuisance calls.

Pensioners and those approaching retirement could be bombarded and harassed by a flood of cold calls and spam texts from ‘snake oil salesmen' when pension rules change on 6th April.

Directors at National Accident Helpline have been battling against the rest of the staff in a tough cycling challenge to raise money for company charity The Air Ambulance Service

The winner of National Accident Helpline's Success Against The Odds is announced

National Accident Helpline and Amanda Hamilton offer tips on restorative foods and meals

Staff from National Accident Helpline went above and beyond the call of duty at a recent event to raise money for corporate charity The Air Ambulance Service