CARBON MONOXIDE IS THE SILENT KILLER. It is a deadly gas that can't be seen, and can't be smelled. Deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning are made even more tragic by the fact that they can so easily be avoided. The installation of detectors can alert people to the accumulation of carbon monoxide before it is too late. It is a small price to pay to save innocent lives. It is imperative that the dangers of carbon monoxide are highlighted to ensure that all property owners put health and safety at the top of their list of priorities.

The Northern Echo guide to avoiding carbon monoxide poisoning   10/01/2006 Campaign aims to save lives 29/04/2005 Beermat campaign to warn students of gas poisoning 29/04/2005 Warning to gardeners - could your clematis be killing you? 25/04/2005 Figures reveal fewer people dying from gas poisoning 29/10/2004 'Most of us risk gas leak poison' 14/05/2004 Gas suppliers reject calls to help fund safety campaign 15/04/2004 Bid to cut gas deaths seeks £25m funding from firms 24/01/2004 'Silent Killer' action at last 29/09/2003 Call for new regulation in attempt to save lives rejected 13/01/2003 Landlords may be forced to fit gas alarms 06/12/2002 Report reveals tragic toll of poisonous gas 01/10/2002 Students warned over carbon monoxide 21/09/2002 So what became of the promise? 05/09/2002 Householders warned over poison menace 28/02/2002 Detector saved us from gas tragedy 09/02/2002 Heating engineers to carry out inspections of gas appliances 29/12/2001 College on course to aid safety 14/10/2001 Gas danger alert as winter looms 24/10/2001 Campaign to highlight danders Caravan site landlord put lives in danger 17/10/2001 Call for tougher laws on killer 16/10/2001 Time to act on menace is now 27/09/2001 Review gas safety - council is urged 17/08/2001 Gas detectors are falling short of safety standards 23/07/2001 MP backs warning campaign over poison gas 31/05/2001 Cheap heater brought death 17/05/2001 Alert to travellers on deadly fumes 30/03/2001 Pressure grows to cut gas tragedies 19/03/2001 Campaign to raise awareness of killer gas 26/02/2001 Family stricken by 'silent killer' 30/01/2001 Couple call for inquiry over killer fumes discovery 26/01/2001 'Gas fumes' victim left on brink of death 20/01/2001 Tragedy prompts move to halt gas danger 11/01/2001 New drive to combat threat of killer gas 14/12/2000 Surgeries targeted in poison campaign 07/12/2000 Action demand over gas deaths 28/11/2000 MP welcomes measures to cut death toll 16/10/2000 Conference to look at preventing gas danger 23/09/2000 Gas 'kills more than figures suggest' 22/09/2000 Conference to highlight gas dangers 24/08/2000 'Students could be at risk' warning as flats hunt starts 14/08/2000 PM backs campaign against killer gas 10/07/2000 Landlord to install 4,000 CO detectors 22/05/2000 Grieving parents' pledge to find truth 14/04/2000 MP leads campaign against gas poison Invisible poison that strikes without warning Poisonous gas is not just a poor man's killer