New building regulations aimed at curbing the unacceptable number of deaths, injuries and house fires caused by faulty electrical installations, come into force on 1st January.   

New building regulations aimed at curbing the unacceptable number of deaths, injuries and house fires caused by faulty electrical installations, come into force on 1st January.   

New building regulations aimed at curbing the unacceptable number of deaths, injuries and house fires caused by faulty electrical installations, come into force on 1st January.   

New building regulations aimed at curbing the unacceptable number of deaths, injuries and house fires caused by faulty electrical installations, come into force on 1st January.   

New building regulations aimed at curbing the unacceptable number of deaths, injuries and house fires caused by faulty electrical installations, come into force on 1st January.   

Businesses in the heart of London's West End today gave their backing to a scheme which will enhance the area's status as one of the world's most vibrant leisure, retail and business districts. The scheme...

New building regulations aimed at curbing the unacceptable number of deaths, injuries and house fires caused by faulty electrical installations, come into force on 1st January.   

New building regulations aimed at curbing the unacceptable number of deaths, injuries and house fires caused by faulty electrical installations, come into force on 1st January.   

New building regulations aimed at curbing the unacceptable number of deaths, injuries and house fires caused by faulty electrical installations, come into force on 1 January.   

SE inspectors will be carrying out a program of random inspection visits to farms in the North East of Scotland during the week beginning 17th January 2005. The inspections will focus on occupational ...

The Home Secretary, Charles Clarke, today announced the re-appointment of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs for a further period until 31 December 2007.   

Safety will be improved on the A30 single carriageway between Hayle and Penzance at the side road junction to Whitecross, known locally as Gilly Lane, when the westbound lane is widened to create a new...

Pedestrians in the Grantham area will soon benefit from a safer alternative route when crossing the A1 section of the Gingerbread Way, a 25 mile circular walk around the town, thanks to improvement work...

Improvement work on the A52 at the junction with New Lane in Whatton, Nottinghamshire, is due to start on Monday 10 January 2005, in preparation for the expansion of Whatton Prison.   

The Freedom of Information Act, which comes into full effect today, marks a radical change in the relationship between Government and the citizen - giving individuals for the first time the statutory right...

Sir Liam Donaldson, Chief Medical Officer for England, set out today ten tips for better health in the New Year.   

The safety and welfare of British nationals affected by the South East Asia tsunamis is a top priority of the Government.   

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office today revised its travel advice for Indonesia and is no longer advising against all but essential travel. However there remains a high threat from terrorism in Indonesia...

Chris Mullin, Minister for Africa at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, today welcomed the agreement between the Government of Uganda and the Lords Resistance Army to end hostilities immediately. Chris...

The UK government today announced a further £35 million to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day. This brings the UK's total contribution to £50 million, making the UK the...

Transport Direct, the travel information and journey planning service for Great Britain, was officially launched today. Now online at www.transportdirect.info, Transport Direct is a world first in providing detailed...