At approximately ten to five this evening, Yarmouth Coastguard received a 999 call from two people on board a fifteen foot angling boat which had suffered engine failure.

Aynsley special school is situated close to Blythe Bridge Stoke on Trent and...

make all peddle cyclists take a cycle test on simmilar grounds to car and...

Taunton residents have a limit of how much they can throw out. Yet the...

Whereas we are informed that inflation is "low" and "under control" we are...

AOL today reports a rise in positive tests for illegal substances in the...

Anyone legally in the UK, even temporarily, deserves to be treated like a...

The only way to reduce the consumption of precious non renewable oil...

Childrens playgrounds have become a Health and safety nightmare when it...

Situated within a vulnerable community, this well kept and improving school...

While accepting that my regard for her might be deemed somewhat excessive, I...

The technology exists to allow all homes to be heated (and cooled) using...

Time and Time again visiting fans to italian clubs are subjected to violence...

People on low incomes are being encouraged to take out mortgages they cannot...

Compensating victims of violent crime is "adding to their woes" because of...

Honours should not be given to donors, supporters, activists or party...

From 1 February 2008 the Career Transition Partnership, the company who are...

Today the story in the news (14/12/07) about the abuse of emergency service...

While everyone can be sympathetic to those suffering from fuel price...

Many people oppose positive discrimination; they make the point that...

There is a perception, fostered by the right-wing press (especially tabloids...

Broadband is today not a luxury, but an essential component of everyday...

That hate crime legislation amounts to nothing more than statutory...

Insert a tiny location chip(like micro dot security) in the heel of every...

It is time for Governments to lead by example in the war against climate...

If the price of fuel continue to rise disabled people will inevitably become...

Around £200,000 was spent on improving the City Square in Lincoln City...

Headley Court Rehabilitation Centre in Surrey is one of the few military...

The United States feel they rule the world, and this is supported by the...

Cyprus has been divided since 1974 into the Turkish Cypriot north and the...

It is ludicrous to require people who are near retirement age, but not at...

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the Nobel Prize...

St. Georges Cross, Glasgow car park is just an example. An almost empty car...

The Government should provide more grant funding to act as an incentive to...

Schools throughout the country have drama and music but nothing to do with...

Many "members of the public", who have NOT been charged by the police, for...

Royal mail should stop all such payments and be instructed to repay any...

The speed limit of 40mph outside built up area's for commercial vehicles is...

The Chinnor cement works chimney is a local Chilterns landmark equal to the...

This petition has been created for those people who feel that they have been...

please sighn if you would like the plymouth hoe diving boards re-built. the...

I have been trying for over a year now to claim even ask for some (small...

It is understandable that the government should wish to recoup the cost of...

When kids in our area play football on the local fields they always seem to...

Filtering in turn at roundabouts will ease traffic flow for all users. When...

Next time you enter a petshop do not be fooled into thinking that little...

Hoey, R. v [2007] NICC 49 (20 December 2007)

O'Muilleoir v McDowell [2007] NIQB 108 (12 November 2007)

JR17 (Education), Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 107 (06 December 2007)

O'Dalaigh, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 112 (19 December 2007)

Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 115 (21 December 2007)

JL, Re [2007] NIFam 11 (12 December 2007)

McKernan v McKernan & Anor [2007] NICh 6 (11 December 2007)

Harwood, R. v [2007] NICA 49 (9 November 2007)

Director of Public Prosecutions v Harris [2007] NICA 51 (18 December 2007)

This is an application by the claimant and third party, Dewrace Ltd. and David Frankling(?), to substitute as claimant David Frankling in place of Dewrace Ltd., and there is also an application for leave to amend...

There is before the court an appeal from a decision of His Honour Judge Latham made at the Central London County Court on 25 June 2007, following a three day hearing which had taken place on 22 and 23 May...

At the close of the evidence in this case, I was invited to rule on a number of matters, including the defence of privilege. Mr Wolanski, for the Claimant, submitted that there was no need to obtain any ...

This is an appeal by the appellant, Bugbugs Ltd ("Bugbugs"), against a decision of Master Eyre dated 24 January 2007. Bugbugs had sought to strike out, on the grounds of abuse of process, a claim made under CPR ...

The question which now arises is the correct order for costs to make in the light of the judgment that I have delivered. In major respects (including the Syngenta experiments question) the issues have largely been...

This is my judgment in relation to a number of applications made by the claimant, Munib Masri ("Mr.�Masri" or "the claimant") following the judgments which I gave: (a) in relation to liability in this matter ...

Mason & Ors v Coleman & Ors [2007] EWHC 3070 (Ch) (04 December 2007)

The issue at the heart of this dispute is whether the presence and appearance of the term "vet.local" in certain aspects of the Claimant's computer systems infringes the Defendant's registered trade mark...

This is a claim in relation to monies which the claimant ("GMP") claims are due from the defendant ("the club") in respect of policing activities carried out by GMP at the stadium used by the club for its association...

This is the judgment of the court, to which both members have contributed, in respect of appeals brought by Mr Hugh Bryant and Mr Reginald Bench against a decision of the Solicitors' Disciplinary Tribunal. Mr Bryant...

This is the judgment of the Court.

These appeals arise out of the provisions of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA) relating to the making of restraint orders in respect of the realisable property of those (be they individuals or companies) in ...

On 11 June 1996 in the Crown Court at Oxford before Scott Baker J the respondent was acquitted of the murder of Stephen Burton, who was also known as Stephen Peacock. The Crown Prosecution Service now applies with...

The Appellant, aged 21, pleaded guilty before Magistrates to 4 offences of making indecent photographs of a child contrary to section 1 of the Protection of Children Act 1978. He was committed for sentence to Cardiff...

On 17 August 2007 at the Crown Court at Portsmouth before HH Judge Price the appellant was convicted of 21 counts of offences that can broadly be described as benefit fraud. He was acquitted of a further 4 such ...

This is an appeal by the prosecution from a confiscation order.

This appeal has an unsavoury flavour to it. It does not concern the real dispute between the parties. That dispute concluded more than two years ago when Mr Crane's personal injury claim for receiving an electric...

The appellant has completed that proportion of a total of 22 years' imprisonment, which he was required to serve for drug trafficking offences. But he remains in prison serving a default term for failure to pay...

This second appeal, with the permission of Laws LJ, is by the Commissioner of Police from a decision of HHJ Collins CBE given on February 8th 2007 in the Central London County Court on appeal from DJ Avent. Although...

This is the judgment of the court, to which all of its members have contributed, on an appeal from a judgment of Gray J dated 29 March 2007 on a trial of two preliminary issues in an action brought by the appellant...

On 20th March 2001, a semi-submersible oil production platform, then unexcitingly called "P-36" but formerly called "Spirit of Columbus", sank on or near its intended place of operation in the Campos Basin off Brazil...

This appeal raises in summary two issues: (i) whether liability for "knowing receipt" is within the scope of the Civil Liability (Contribution) Act 1978 ("the 1978 Act"); (ii) if so, whether there is a rule of law...

This appeal arises out of a tragic event. On 5 July 2004 Mrs Carol Savage committed suicide after absconding from the Runwell Hospital ('the hospital'), where she had been detained pursuant to section 3 of the ...

The present status of the proposed appellant is that of a foster mother and I will so describe her. At the centre of her proposed appeal is a girl, A, who was born on 9 March 2007 and is thus aged nine months. Coventry...

This is an appeal against a determination of Immigration Judge Saffer dated 13 October 2006 on reconsideration of the appellant's appeal against refusal of asylum and of his claim under Article 8 of the European...

There is, as the parties to this appeal agree, a limit to the amount which may be written or said as to the meaning of the words "Temp Works � Roof Props", which is one of essentially two issues before the court...