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Welcome to CTSI's News Room. Here, you can browse through our latest consumer protection and trading standards news reports (below), or check out our archive of news articles from previous years.
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Hajj Project wins CTSI Hero Award
Posted: 29/11/22
The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham’s Hajj Enforcement and Awareness Project has won recognition as the Overall Hero in the Chartered Trading Standards Institute’s (CTSI) annual Hero Awards ceremony.
A project which turned a tragic event into positive changes wins CTSI Hero Award
Posted: 29/11/22
An awareness campaign developed to highlight the dangers of illicit cigarettes – Operation June – has won recognition as the best Trading Standards Project in the Chartered Trading Standards Institute’s (CTSI) annual Hero Awards ceremony.
Helping scam victims earns Hero Award for Northern Ireland Trading Standards Enforcement Officer
Posted: 29/11/22
Alison Gilchrist, Northern Ireland’s Lead Officer on Doorstep Crime and Scams, has received the Trading Standards Hero Award from the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) for her tireless work safeguarding victims and potential victims of scams and rogue traders, resulting in savings of over £1m.
Coalition urges Government to scrap EU Bill timetable
Posted: 25/11/22
Loss of protections across product and food safety, and tackling scams, top public and experts’ concerns.
CTSI urges shoppers to be careful what they bargain for this Black Friday
Posted: 21/11/22
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) is urging shoppers seeking to save money on Black Friday bargains to be on their guard against scams, fake reviews and potentially unsafe goods.