Return to imperial ‘could cost millions’

A poll shows that a return to imperial measures could cost taxpayers millions of pounds

Short-weights hit consumers’ pockets

SCOTSS has found short-weight products contributing to the cost-of-living crisis

Fuel cost increase drives pump checks

Heart of the South West TS is seeking to reassure motorists that fuel pumps are accurate

Weighing up the options

What are the implications of a reintroduction of imperial markings for Trading Standards?

‘Clarification needed’ on imperial

CTSI is warning that a return to imperial measures could lead to confusion among consumers

UK Metrology: how NI measures up

On World Metrology Day, Michelle Craig looks at how things differ in Northern Ireland

Caution urged on imperial markings

CTSI expresses concerns over the potential reintroduction of imperial measurements

No short measures on alcohol sales

A prosecution for watering down spirits shows the value of traditional investigations

Lab praised for COVID response

The Gateshead Metrology Lab has provided vital support to efforts to tackle the pandemic

Obituary: John P Boundy

Trading standards lost a much-liked and highly respected colleague in February 2020. 

Weighty decision: Kilo to be redefined

The decision has been taken to redefine the kilo - and all SI units - in terms of constants