News
- A new approach to road casualty investigation
- Advising families on car seat safety
- Celebrate school nursing week 10-14 July
- Child Safety Week 2018
- Child road injuries peak in July
- Concern about overloaded HV staff
- Creating better streets
- Falls from open windows
- Improving attitudes to road safety
- Increase in road casualties 2015-2016
- New National Child Mortality Database announced
- PHE health visiting and school nursing regional events
- Parents and child road safety
- Parents want more information and community support
- Road Safety Statement Progress Report published
- Road Safety Week 2017
- THINK! Put your phone away
- The Best Start: The Future if Children’s Health
- The State of Child Health – One year on
- Using behaviour change techniques in road safety
- Wonderful grapes - take care
- CAPT’s Road Safety Seminar, March 2016
- Poor Beginnings
News Archive
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- September 2016 (1)
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- January 2016 (2)
- September 2015 (4)
Accident Prevention News
- Blog: Scottee - Big Issue North
- Bearsden family's despair over traffic lights plan at Allander junction - Milngavie Herald
- Bearsden family's despair over traffic lights plan at Allander junction - Milngavie Herald
- Bearsden family's despair over traffic lights plan at Allander junction - Milngavie Herald
- Bearsden family's despair over traffic lights plan at Allander junction - Milngavie Herald
The Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) is the UK's leading charity working to reduce the number of children and young people killed, disabled or seriously injured in accidents.