That's the way to do it - Health and Safety meets its match in Punch When Punch and Judy man Glyn Edwards was threatened with a health and safety assessment he fought back the only way he knew ... on stage. He's made a new arch-villain in the shape of a balding health and safety inspector, dressed in a yellow fluorescent jacket, who regularly gets a whack with the slap-stick. Mr Edwards said: "I got the idea when I received a letter from my local authority saying I should fill-in a risk assessment form for my show. "Have you ever heard of anything more ridiculous? This is a Punch and Judy show with puppets and a tented stage. What are they suggesting could happen? "I wrote back to the council refusing to comply and they backed off. "We've run into the dreaded health and safety issue before. "We performed at a fete in a field recently and I was astonished to see a health and safety sign up warning us to wear suitable footwear in case it rained. "At another venue, I saw a health and safety sign in toilets, offering five instructions on how to wash your hands. "It's madness - they'll be telling us how to blow our noses next." Mr Edwards, 63, said his new puppet gets the greatest laugh among adults: "He's a target for humour because the whole notion of health and safety has gotten out of hand. Inspectors are over zealous and have become