How’s it been as an expat watching English football in Asia and Australia these past almost 40 years? With Arsenal finally getting over the line to finish as English Premier League Champions 2025/26 for their first championship win for 22 years – well done Gunners, and the Bangkok Post news story ‘Thailand closer to missing […]
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Two workers killed, one severely injured in police flats balcony collapse at construction site behind the Muang Sisaket Police Station THIS NEWS ARTICLE KINDLY SPONSORED BY FALLPROTEC, A WORLD-RENOWNED NAME IN THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF PREMIUM FALL PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND HEIGHT ACCESS SOLUTIONS 25 May 2026, two construction workers died and another was critically […]
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Official: Solar power can lead energy transition in Thailand THIS NEWS ARTICLE KINDLY SPONSORED BY FALLPROTEC, A WORLD-RENOWNED NAME IN THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF PREMIUM FALL PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND HEIGHT ACCESS SOLUTIONS Thailand’s clean energy development was discussed at a recent state-private sector meeting, and can be successfully implemented if the nation focuses on […]
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A new lease on life for Baan Phra Phithak; a historic teak house in Bangkok’s old town is serving as a blueprint for community-driven revitalisation THIS NEWS ARTICLE KINDLY SPONSORED BY FALLPROTEC, A WORLD-RENOWNED NAME IN THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF PREMIUM FALL PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND HEIGHT ACCESS SOLUTIONS Located in Trok Tuek Din on […]
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How can Thailand improve its safety standards? Following last week’s terrible train crossing / car collision and fire in central Bangkok in which a freight train passing through Bangkok crashed into a public bus on the tracks at the Makkasan crossing, killing eight people and injuring more than 30 people, Khaosodenglish.com wrote the excellent article ‘Can […]
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400-Year-old Lanna ruins found in Mae Hong Son forest in northern Thailand 24 May 2026, A group of abandoned Lanna-era pagoda ruins, believed to be at least 400 years old, have been found deep in a forested area of Mae Hong Son province, prompting authorities to begin surveying the site for conservation The Mae Hong […]
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Hat Yai on edge over last year’s damaged floodwall still unrepaired ahead of the return of the annual wet season Locals worry about another deluge THIS NEWS ARTICLE KINDLY SPONSORED BY FALLPROTEC, A WORLD-RENOWNED NAME IN THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF PREMIUM FALL PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND HEIGHT ACCESS SOLUTIONS Residents along a major canal draining […]
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Thailand backs new regional airport routes for secondary cities Thailand’s Transport Ministry is offering incentives to airlines to establish new domestic and international routes to airports in secondary cities, aiming to stimulate tourism and local economies. Specific support measures include service fee reductions for new routes and a temporary 50% discount on aircraft parking charges […]
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Thai Wind Industry Network Event, Bangkok, 7 July 2026 Welcome to join the upcoming Thai Wind Industry Gathering in Bangkok on 7 July 2026. Please register using the link below. Join us for our upcoming Thai Wind Industry Gathering in Bangkok on 7 July 2026. The event is organized together with AFRY. Hear about the […]
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Can Thailand finally wake up to its dismal safety standards? Khaosodenglish.com opinion piece THIS NEWS ARTICLE KINDLY SPONSORED BY FALLPROTEC, A WORLD-RENOWNED NAME IN THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF PREMIUM FALL PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND HEIGHT ACCESS SOLUTIONS Saturday’s horrific accident — in which a freight train crashed into a public bus at the Makkasan crossing, […]
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