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GES are proud to announce that during 2010 we raised over £1500 for our chosen charity The Cystic Fibrosis Trust. A big thank you from us to all the people who sponsored us over the year. read more
A verdict of death by industrial disease was returned into the death of a West Midlands woman who contracted Legionnaires' disease, solicitors said. Five cases, including that of Patricia Ashton, 51, were confirmed between June and August 2007 and traced to a small area in Dudley, Irwin Mitchell said. The inquest found underlying medical conditions contributed to her death. The ... read more
Fifty-three cases were reported with pneumonia and one was reported with non-pneumonic infection; 41 males aged from 40 to 85 years and 13 females aged from 47 to 83 years. Thirty-four cases had community acquired infection. Male 76 years and a Male 85 years old died.Eighteen cases were travel associated: Seven from the UK, three from each of Italy and Spain and ... read more
Pupils at a West Highland school complex have been told to stay at home after legionella bacteria was found in the water system. The problem at the new Kinlochleven High School was first detected on Tuesday and NHS Highland was called in. Highland council said it had been advised that the health risks were low. To read the full article ... read more
GES Will be at the Care Show at Birminghams NEC on the 10th and 11th of November 2010. As well as showcasing the excellent services GES Water provide, visitors will be introduced to the 'Aquavision' wireless legionella monitoring system (details) we now offer our clients! At the show we will be demonstrating a full working demonstration model of the 'Aquavision' ... read more
Two people have been diagnosed with Legionnaires' disease in Shropshire. The Health Protection Agency (HPA) said it was not yet known if the two cases in the Whitchurch area were linked. One person is in hospital and the second recovering at home, the HPA added. Professor Rod Thomson, Director of Public Health at Shropshire County PCT, said officials were taking ... read more
Thirty-eight cases were reported with pneumonia and three were reported with non-pneumonicinfection; twenty-eight males aged 25-92yrs and thirteen females aged 39-84yrs. Twenty-two cases had community acquired infection. Two deaths were reported in males aged 78 - 92 yrs. Seventeen cases were travel associated: Austria (1), China (1), Cruise (2), Spain/Turkey/UnitedKingdom (1), France (2), France/Italy/Switzerland (1), Poland (1), Spain (3), Syria ... read more
Legionnaire's disease source tests have been reported as not detected. Tests on four sites to see if any were the source of a Legionnaire's disease outbreak in south Wales have come back negative, Public Health Wales has said. The four sites have been told they are safe to re-open, as tests did not find evidence of live legionella bacterium. Further ... read more
GES Water are actively seeking Sales Consultants in the North Midlands operating from our Leeds office, the ideal candidate should have at least 2 years experience in the water treatment industry with proven sales experience and hold a relevant industry degree, although this is not essential. Please contact us on 01844 299499 or email mdavid@ges-water.co.uk read more
Thirty-six cases were reported with pneumonia and four were reported with non-pneumonic infection; thirty-one males aged 27-86yrs and nine females aged 57-85yrs. Nineteen cases had community acquired infection. No deaths were reported. Twenty cases were travel associated: Barbados (1), Canada/United States of America (1), France (1), Greece (3), Italy (3), Mexico (1), Poland (1), Spain (3), Thailand (1), Turkey (4) ... read more
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