P502 Teletext 502 Jul18 23:15:44 —————— ——————————————————— BALFOUR BEAUTY ADMITS SAFETY BREACH Engineering giant Balfour Beauty has admitted at the Old Bailey that it breached safety standards prior to the October 2000 Hatfield train disaster. The group's change of plea came after it was formally cleared by a judge last week of corporate manslaughter charges. The trial opened in late January. Four people died and more than 100 were injured in the derailment which was blamed on a broken rail. ——————————————————————————————————1/2—— Firm pleads guilty to Hatfield charge > HELP OTHERS — COMMUNITY NEWS p147 Next news Shares Markets MortgagAdP502 Teletext 502 Jul18 23:25:10 —————— ——————————————————— FIRM PLEADS GUILTY TO HATFIELD CHARGE Engineering group Balfour Beauty has pleaded guilty to a Health and Safety Act charge it faces in relation to the Hatfield rail crash in October 2000. It was cleared last week by an Old Bailey judge of corporate manslaughter. Five rail executives were also cleared but still face charges under the Health and Safety Act. Two of the men work for Balfour Beauty, while the other three were employed by Railtrack. ——————————————————————————————————2/2—— Balfour Beauty admits safety breach = SAVE £££'s ON EUROPEAN FLIGHTS SEE FREEVIEW 55 FOR FLIGHTS FROM £49 Next news Shares Markets MortgagAd