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31 July 2009

East of england roadworks update: monday 3 – sunday 9 august 2009
seen at 17:52, 31 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

NEW WORK

East midlands motorway and trunk road works programme - monday 3 august to sunday 9 august 2009
seen at 17:52, 31 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

M1 JUNCTION 25 TO JUNCTION 28 WIDENING

Work experience for long-term unemployed – cooper
seen at 17:51, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

A requirement for people who have been out of work for two years to do up to six months of valuable work experience to help them get jobs will be trialled in two pilot areas, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions...

High court rules uk’s waste electrical and electronic equipment (weee) regulations lawful
seen at 17:51, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Mr Justice Wyn Williams today ruled the UK’s regulations governing the collection, treatment and recycling of electrical and electronic equipment are lawful and entirely consistent with the EU Directive.

Commission refers ipp sentence of rahuel delucca to the court of appeal
seen at 17:51, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred Rahuel Delucca’s sentence to the Court of Appeal.

Tmw awarded below the line contract for national blood service
seen at 17:50, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The National Blood Service (part of NHS Blood and Transplant) has appointed TMW to help develop a new CRM-led strategy.

Commission refers the sentence of 'o' to the court of appeal
seen at 17:50, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred the sentence of 'O' to the Court of Appeal.

East of england roadworks update: monday 3 – sunday 9 august 2009
seen at 17:50, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).
East of england roadworks update: monday 3 – sunday 9 august 2009
M25, junctions 17-16, anti-clockwise: overnight closure
seen at 16:17, 31 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Road users are advised the anti-clockwise carriageway of the M25 will be closed between junctions 17 and 16 – Maple Cross and the M40 – overnight between 00.30 and 05.00 on Sunday 2 August.

Marine Fuels and Marine Voyages Excise Duty Relief (Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs)
seen at 15:43, 31 July in All consultations (Our copy).

This consultation started on 26th June 2009 and ends on 18th September 2009.

This consultation document and Impact Assessment seeks information and views on proposed changes to existing controls surrounding...
Consultation on the inclusion of social criteria in the application of the UK Government’s Timber Procurement Policy (The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)
seen at 15:43, 31 July in All consultations (Our copy).

This consultation started on 29th July 2009 and ends on 21st October 2009.

We are writing to seek your views and comments on the inclusion of social criteria in the application of the UK Government’...

Consultation on proposals to introduce a charge on single use carrier bags in Wales (The Welsh Assembly Government)
seen at 15:43, 31 July in All consultations (Our copy).

This consultation started on 29th June 2009 and ends on 21st September 2009.

A charge would be introduced through regulations made under the Climate Change Act 2008.

The Welsh Assembly Government...

Roadworks information for highways agency roads in cumbria and north lancashire
seen at 15:11, 31 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

Roadworks information for Highways Agency roads in Cumbria and North Lancashire – 7 days beginning Monday 3 August 2009.

Top chinese government representative visits west midlands
seen at 15:11, 31 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

A leading representative of the Chinese Government has seen how UK Trade & Investment is helping West Midlands automotive firms beat the economic downturn.

Gasman’s phoenix scam goes up in flames
seen at 15:04, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

A gas repairman’s crimes have caught up with him after he used “phoenixcompanies to continue trading after his firm went bust leaving tens of thousands of pounds of unpaid debt.

Commission refers the conviction of sophie walla to the court of appeal
seen at 14:08, 31 July in House of Lords Appointments Commission News - national (Our copy).

The Criminal Cases Review Commission has referred Sophie Walla’s assault conviction to the Court of Appeal.

M25, junctions 17-16, anti-clockwise: overnight closure
seen at 14:08, 31 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

Road users are advised the anti-clockwise carriageway of the M25 will be closed between junctions 17 and 16 – Maple Cross and the M40 – overnight between 00.30 and 05.00 on Sunday 2 August.

Hmic publishes review of police response to major crime
seen at 14:08, 31 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

A report published today by H.M. Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) finds that some police forces lack the specialist skills and resources needed to manage major crime incidents.

Roadworks information for highways agency roads in south lancashire, merseyside, gtr manchester and cheshire
seen at 14:07, 31 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

Roadworks information for Highways Agency roads in South Lancashire, Merseyside, Gtr Manchester and Cheshire – 7 days beginning Monday, 3 August July 2009.

Healey: fairness and flexibility in housing allocations
seen at 14:01, 31 July in Advisory Committee on Business Appointments News - national (Our copy).
Healey: fairness and flexibility in housing allocations
Darra singh appointed new jobcentre plus chief executive
seen at 14:01, 31 July in Advisory Committee on Business Appointments News - national (Our copy).

DWP024/09

The new Chief Executive for Jobcentre Plus was today confirmed as Darra Singh, OBE.

Employers urged to take action after chester worker cracks ribs
seen at 13:25, 31 July in National Business Travel Network News - national (Our copy).

Employers are being urged to take action to prevent injuries after a Chester industrial worker became trapped in machinery, cracking his ribs.

M25, junctions 17-16, anti-clockwise: overnight closure
seen at 13:06, 31 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

Road users are advised the anti-clockwise carriageway of the M25 will be closed between junctions 17 and 16 – Maple Cross and the M40 – overnight between 00.30 and 05.00 on Sunday 2 August.

North east road works update – 1st august – 7th august
seen at 13:03, 31 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

A1M Junctions 58 to 59, County Durham Slight delays are expected on the A1M between Junctions 58 and 59 due to bridge repairs. There will be a contraflow with narrow lanes both north and southbound and a 50mph...

Yorkshire and the humber roadworks update
seen at 13:03, 31 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

SATURDAY 1 AUGUST TO FRIDAY 7 AUGUST

Healey: fairness and flexibility in housing allocations
seen at 13:03, 31 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

Housing Minister John Healey has today taken steps to give people confidence that councils allocate housing in their area fairly.

Independent report published on organ allocation system for non-uk residents
seen at 13:01, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

An independent report to clarify the rules on organ transplants for NHS patients and non-UK EU residents was published today by Elisabeth Buggins, former Chair of the Organ Donation Taskforce.

Former trawlermen to net compensation
seen at 13:01, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Government has launched a new scheme to compensate former Icelandic-water trawlermen who lost their livelihoods following the Cod Wars of the 1970s.

Government rejects humber bridge toll increase
seen at 13:01, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Humber Bridge tolls will not be increased, Transport Minister Sadiq Khan announced today.

Nottingham tram extensions a step closer
seen at 13:01, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The extensions to the Nottingham tram have moved a step closer thanks to £530m of government funding Transport Minister Sadiq Khan announced today.

Roadworks lifted as a1(m) bramham to wetherby upgrade nears completion
seen at 13:01, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Road users in West Yorkshire are a step closer to benefitting from a major scheme to upgrade the A1 between Bramham and Wetherby.

M42/m6 active traffic management expansion - overnight full motorway & link road closures 4, 5 & 6 august
seen at 13:01, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Work will continue overnight next week to install new overhead gantries, signs and signals as part of the expansion of Active Traffic Management on the M42 & M6. These are some of a number of closures which...

Healey: fairness and flexibility in housing allocations
seen at 13:01, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Housing Minister John Healey has today taken steps to give people confidence that councils allocate housing in their area fairly.

Awareness campaign launched as measles rises
seen at 13:01, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Measles vaccination rates are still far lower than levels needed to protect the population. This is despite the finding of a new Department of Health survey that over 90 per cent of parents are aware it is the...

New advisory panel on new industry, new jobs, universities and skills
seen at 13:00, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today announced the creation of a new advisory panel on New Industry, New Jobs, Universities and Skills.

Appointment of a high court judge - edwards-stuart qc
seen at 13:00, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Queen has been pleased to approve the appointment of Antony James Cobham Edwards-Stuart, Esq., Q.C., to be a Justice of the High Court with effect from 1 October 2009 upon the death of Mr. Justice Hodge.  

Darra singh appointed new jobcentre plus chief executive
seen at 13:00, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The new Chief Executive for Jobcentre Plus was today confirmed as Darra Singh, OBE.

West midlands motorway and trunk roads maintenance programme 3-9 august 2009
seen at 13:00, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

M40 Junction 15 (Warwick)

North east road works update – 1st august – 7th august
seen at 13:00, 31 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

NE/288/09 A1M Junctions 58 to 59, County Durham Slight delays are expected on the A1M between Junctions 58 and 59 due to bridge repairs. There will be a contraflow with narrow lanes both north and southbound...

'...Substantially increase the sentencing guidelines fordrivers causing death whilst driving an uninsured vehicle,driving without a license, leaving the scene of the accident and attempting to pervert the course of justice.' -- Ms Tara Green
seen at 07:31, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
This petition has been set up to gain support for a change in the justice...
'...revoke the part of the 1978 Protection of Children Act that may permit 'members of GCHQ' to make indecent images of children' -- Adrian Mark Armstrong
seen at 07:31, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The Protection of Children Act 1978 permits 'members of GCHQ' to make...
'...ensure equality in service delivery for ALL homeland Security Services by making SIA registration a requirement of employment for the Police as it is for other internal security personnel' -- Andrew Sowden
seen at 07:31, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
In order to provide a consistent and minimum standard of internal security...
'...support our petition to re-open Gorleston Pier car park' -- Dennis Durrant
seen at 07:31, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Gorleston pier car park is not only important as parking access for seafront...
'...Stop changing medals and bring back the British Empire Medal.' -- Ryan B
seen at 07:31, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The British Empire Medal (BEM) is a British medal awarded for meritorious...
'...Lets see more Union Jacks!' -- Ryan B
seen at 07:31, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
I belive that one thing this country is lacking is pride. In the US the...
'...Build 3 new Royal Navy aircraft carriers, as opposed to just 2.' -- Ryan B
seen at 07:31, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
As you may have heard, 2 new aircraft carriers are to be built for the Royal...
'...revert to the previous system for paying housing benefits direct to the tenants' landlord' -- Mr Mitchell Mann
seen at 07:30, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The current system of paying housing benefits direct to tenants allows the...
'...Re-instate British dignity by banning political correctness against all things British!' -- MR Peter Hogg
seen at 07:30, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
More and more we hear of political correctness undermining our countries...
'...abolish Sunday working' -- Antony Hurd
seen at 07:30, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Sunday is supposed to be a day of rest, but workers are increasingly finding...
'...Stop the EU from forcing Insurance Companies to cutting annuity payments by 20% through requiring them to hold more capital if they invest in corporate bonds.' -- Mr Iain McGowan
seen at 07:30, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Draft Solvency II rules in the EU will force Ins Co.s to hold more capital...
'...not adopt the oppressive and counterproductive 'Nordic model' regarding prostitution.' -- Richard Healing
seen at 07:30, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Adults of both sexes who buy and sell sexual services should not be...
'...Reform NHS Audiology services to allow people to choose to have their hearing aids provided by private companies on the high street using a voucher system.' -- Mr Christopher Mills
seen at 07:30, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
NHS Audiology departments continue to provide a restricted range of hearing...
'...liquidate the current system of how government and society works and how life can satisfaction can be increase doing such said.' -- Mr Paul Green
seen at 07:30, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
To take banks out of the question, to create a society where the people run...
'...stop bringing persons convicted abroad back to the UK to serve their sentence' -- Mr Steve Johnson
seen at 07:29, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
We the undersigned appeal to the PM to stop the repatriation of UK Citizens...
'...Make it cumpulsory for landlords to offer 9 month rent contracts to students.' -- Tony Richards
seen at 07:29, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
This requests that the government consider passing legislation, so that,...
'...Prevent The Development Of Thousands Of New Houses As Part Of North West Leicestershire District Council's Core Strategy In The Green Wedges of Whitwick, Thringstone and Swannington' -- Andrew Morley
seen at 07:29, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Prevent The Development Of Thousands Of New Houses As Part Of North West...
'...limit the total amount a person can accumulate whether by earnings or any other means to not exceed a specified limit of 100,000,000' -- Mr Terry Froud
seen at 07:29, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
'...limit the total amount a person can accumulate whether by earnings or any other means to not exceed a specified limit of 100,000,000' -- Mr Terry Froud
'...Make more help accessable to young people with mental health issues' -- Elsa Wittup
seen at 07:29, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
I have experienced the NHS mental health system myself and I am not happy...
'...Keep the Royal Air Force in Northern Ireland as a permanent force(230 Squadron)!' -- Rob Park
seen at 07:29, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Keep the Royal Air Force in Northern Ireland! The idiotic decision has been...
'...expand the minimum 5 year sentence for carrying a firearm to include under 21s' -- Mr Daniel Robertson
seen at 07:29, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
At the moment, if you are caught with a firearm, the minimum sentence of 5...
'...Fly all Union Jacks on or outside government buildings at half mast on the days our soldiers are repatriated' -- Diane roper
seen at 07:29, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
prime minister to ensure all government buildings including local council...
'...Extend The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 to allow Wild Camping and Bushcraft' -- Mr David Turnough
seen at 07:29, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The freedom to roam, or everyman's right is the general public's right to...
'...Why cant i join armed forces due to a criminal record?' -- mr martyn round
seen at 07:29, 31 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
I want to join the millitary and i have been refused as i have a crminal...
More children benefiting from child maintenance in london
seen at 07:09, 31 July in Association Of Chief Police Officers News - national (Our copy).

A total of 65,300 children in London are benefiting as the Child Support Agency (CSA) collected or arranged more than £92m in child maintenance over the past twelve months.

Government action to tackle vat fraud on carbon credits
seen at 07:09, 31 July in Association Of Chief Police Officers News - national (Our copy).

The UK Government today introduced legislation to remove VAT from supplies of emissions allowances (also known as carbon credits) traded within the UK, in order to prevent the risk of VAT fraud, Financial Secretary...

Essential that you have the support of the...
seen at 05:48, 31 July in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
Essential that you have the support of the communities involved, we found (in Lancashire) a massive swell of grassroots support saved 6 village schools from amalgamation into one. The village schools are...
Thank you for your comment Chris I will pass...
seen at 05:48, 31 July in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
Thank you for your comment Chris I will pass them on to the team.
HC747 - Annual Report and Accounts 2008-09
seen at 05:48, 31 July in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

This Annual Review provides an overview of our work and achievements during 2008-09.

This document is available as a download only.

Ruralnet to cease trading
seen at 05:48, 31 July in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
We are very disappointed to learn that ruralnet, the rural regeneration charity will no longer be trading after tomorrow (31 July) but welcome the news that current projects will transfer to other...
Anti-clockwise m25 near mertsham to be resurfaced
seen at 01:32, 31 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency is to resurface part of the M25 anti-clockwise carriageway between junctions 7 and 6 near Merstham.

Lighting upgrade gets underway on a27 in hampshire
seen at 01:31, 31 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Drivers travelling on the A27 between Portsmouth and Chichester are set to benefit from a significant upgrade to the road being carried out by the Highways Agency.

A404(m) bridge replacement: public invited to inspect plans
seen at 01:31, 31 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

The public is being invited to see plans for a forthcoming bridge replacement scheme on the A404(M) in Maidenhead, Berkshire.

Pioneering new scheme to tackle road works disruption in kent
seen at 01:31, 31 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Kent residents will benefit after the Government approved the country's first ever road works permit scheme, Transport Minister Sadiq Khan announced today.

Wwi veteran and world’s oldest man henry allingham honoured by mod at his funeral in brighton
seen at 01:31, 31 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

The funeral of Henry Allingham, one of the last veterans of the First World War and the world’s oldest man, took place today at St Nicholas’ Church, Brighton, East Sussex.

Child maintenance payments exceed £156m in south east
seen at 01:30, 31 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

More than £156m in child maintenance has been collected or arranged by the Child Support Agency across the region over the past twelve months.

Government action to tackle vat fraud on carbon credits
seen at 01:30, 31 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

The UK Government today introduced legislation to remove VAT from supplies of emissions allowances (also known as carbon credits) traded within the UK, in order to prevent the risk of VAT fraud, Financial Secretary...

The big care debate comes to the west midlands
seen at 01:12, 31 July in Rural Payments Agency News - national (Our copy).

A radical reform of care and support services Everyone in the West Midlands will have access to a National Care Service that is fair, simple and affordable under plans set out by Health Secretary Andy Burnham...

Former trawlermen to net compansation
seen at 00:32, 31 July in National Business Travel Network News - national (Our copy).

The Government has launched a new scheme to compensate former Icelandic-water trawlermen who lost their livelihoods following the Cod Wars of the 1970s.

Judicial retirements
seen at 00:32, 31 July in National Business Travel Network News - national (Our copy).

Immigration Judge Martin Axtell retires as an Immigration Judge on 31 July 2009. His Honour Judge Ian Collis retires as a Circuit Judge on 31 July 2009. District Judge Paul Mostyn retires as a District Judge ...

The big care debate comes to the west midlands- embargoed until 00:01 31 july 2009
seen at 00:32, 31 July in National Business Travel Network News - national (Our copy).

A radical reform of care and support services Everyone in the West Midlands will have access to a National Care Service that is fair, simple and affordable under plans set out by Health Secretary Andy Burnham...

30 July 2009

Government action to tackle vat fraud on carbon credits
seen at 18:27, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

The UK Government today introduced legislation to remove VAT from supplies of emissions allowances (also known as carbon credits) traded within the UK, in order to prevent the risk of VAT fraud, Financial Secretary...

Coastguards warn over the dangers of inflatables
seen at 18:26, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Coastguard is reminding the public that inflatable dinghies and toys can be very dangerous on the coast especially when there is an off shore wind.

More children benefiting from child maintenance in london
seen at 16:21, 30 July in De Menezes Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

A total of 65,300 children in London are benefiting as the Child Support Agency (CSA) collected or arranged more than £92m in child maintenance over the past twelve months.

Businesses to save up to £90million a year on planning applications
seen at 16:05, 30 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

Planning Minister John Healey today announced a cull of bureaucracy and red tape that will make it much easier for businesses, shops and schools to make minor alterations to their premises.

Both weakening the taliban and strengthening afghan state are vital, says alexander as he calls on allies for ‘stronger and deeper’ development effort
seen at 16:04, 30 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

Both weakening the Taliban and strengthening the state are vital to a successful counter-insurgency in Afghanistan, International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander said today, in a major speech to the Carnegie...

More children benefiting from child maintenance in east of england
seen at 16:04, 30 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

A total of 64,900 children in the East of England are benefiting as the Child Support Agency (CSA) collected or arranged almost £101m in child maintenance across the region over the past twelve months...

More than £13m in child maintenance arrears recovered in scotland
seen at 16:03, 30 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

More than £13m in child maintenance arrears were recovered in the last year – part of an overall £91.3m that has been collected or arranged by the Child Support Agency across Scotland.

More children benefiting from child maintenance in east midlands
seen at 16:02, 30 July in Office of the Civil Service Commissioners News - national (Our copy).

A total of 57,400 children in the East Midlands are benefiting as the Child Support Agency (CSA) collected or arranged almost £81m in child maintenance across the region over the past twelve months.

Msc napoli salvage operation is finished
seen at 16:01, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

Hugh Shaw, the Secretary of State’s Representative for Maritime Salvage and Intervention (SOSREP) officially declared an end to the salvage and wreck removal operations of the MSC Napoli on Wednesday 29th...

Child maintenance payments exceed £156m in south east
seen at 15:59, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

More than £156m in child maintenance has been collected or arranged by the Child Support Agency across the region over the past twelve months.

Investigation work at m60 junction 19 to 23 comes to a close: drivers urged to avoid area for final two weekends
seen at 15:59, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

Investigation work on the M60 Junction 19 to 23 near Manchester is coming to an end. Four out of the planned six weekends’ work have been successfully completed and, thanks to drivers heeding advice to find alternative...

More than £18m in child maintenance arrears recovered in north west
seen at 15:59, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

More than £18m in child maintenance arrears were recovered in the last year – part of an overall £130m that has been collected or arranged by the Child Support Agency across the region.

Child maintenance payments exceed £58m in north east
seen at 15:59, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

More than £58m in child maintenance has been collected or arranged by the Child Support Agency across the region over the past twelve months.

Wwi veteran and world’s oldest man henry allingham honoured by mod at his funeral in brighton
seen at 14:52, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The funeral of Henry Allingham, one of the last veterans of the First World War and the world’s oldest man, took place today at St Nicholas’ Church, Brighton, East Sussex.

Advance work to start on congestion busting - m1 j10-j13 hard shoulder running scheme
seen at 14:52, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Advance work on the hard shoulder running scheme to reduce congestion and improve safety on a 15 mile stretch of the M1 in Bedfordshire will begin on Tuesday 4 August – thanks to £16.6 million Government...

Child maintenance payments exceed £57m in wales
seen at 14:52, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

More than £57m in child maintenance has been collected or arranged by the Child Support Agency across Wales over the past twelve months.

More than £14m in child maintenance arrears recovered in west midlands
seen at 14:52, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

More than £14m in child maintenance arrears owed in the West Midlands were recovered in the last year – part of almost £100m that has been collected or arranged by the Child Support Agency...

Mwy o blant yng nghymru yn elwa o gynhaliaeth plant
seen at 14:52, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Mae mwy na 44,000 o blant yng Nghymru yn elwa wrth i’r Asiantaeth Cynnal Plant (CSA), dros y deuddeng mis diwethaf, gasglu neu drefnu mwy na £57 miliwn o gynhaliaeth plant ledled Cymru.

More children benefiting from child maintenance in yorkshire and the humber
seen at 14:52, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

More than 71,000 children in Yorkshire and The Humber are benefiting as the Child Support Agency (CSA) collected or arranged more than £96m in child maintenance across the region over the past twelve...

Almost £16m in child maintenance arrears recovered in south west
seen at 14:52, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Almost £16m in child maintenance arrears were recovered in the last year – part of an overall £106m that has been collected or arranged by the Child Support Agency across the region.

Welsh-medium Education Strategy (The Welsh Assembly Government)
seen at 14:17, 30 July in All consultations (Our copy).

This consultation started on 13th May 2009, but we couldn't automatically determine when it ends. Check its website for more information.

Where can I find more background information?

The Context and ...

Consultation on the Implementation of the UK National Control Programme for Turkeys (The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)
seen at 14:17, 30 July in All consultations (Our copy).

This consultation started on 29th July 2009 and ends on 23rd September 2009.

Defra has launched a consultation on the National Control Programme for the monitoring and control of Salmonella in Turkeys.

Consultation on an airspace change to establish segregated airspace for the Wales Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) environment (The Welsh Assembly Government)
seen at 14:16, 30 July in All consultations (Our copy).

This consultation started on 5th May 2009, but we couldn't automatically determine when it ends. Check its website for more information.

ParcAberporth, is being developed by the Welsh Assembly Government...

Overnight closure of the m6 toll between junction t8 and j11a of the m6 near cannock
seen at 13:44, 30 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

The M6 Toll road will be closed overnight for one night next week between junction T8 and the M6 J11A, close to Cannock, for new electronic motorway signs to be installed

Mod to publish selly oak patient numbers
seen at 13:44, 30 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

The MoD has today announced that regular statistics will be published detailing the numbers of military patients seen at The Royal Centre for Defence Medicine (RCDM) based at Selly Oak Hospital and at the Defence...

New streamlined rules to help pubs, village halls and other licensed premises
seen at 13:43, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

New streamlined rules to help pubs, village halls and other licensed premises

Government cction to tackle road works disruption
seen at 13:42, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

A package of measures to tackle the disruption caused by road works was announced by Transport Minister Sadiq Khan today as he approved the country’s first ever road works permit scheme.

Pioneering new scheme to tackle road works disruption in kent
seen at 13:42, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

Kent residents will benefit after the Government approved the country's first ever road works permit scheme, Transport Minister Sadiq Khan announced today.

Businesses to save up to £90million a year on planning applications
seen at 13:41, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).
Businesses to save up to £90million a year on planning applications
Home secretary appoints non-executive directors to the board of the serious organised crime agency (soca)
seen at 13:41, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

The Home Secretary today announced the appointment of three new non-executive directors to the SOCA Board. 

Embargoed until 12:00 30 july 09 : uk identity card image unveiled
seen at 13:41, 30 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

The image of the ID card for British citizens was officially unveiled by the Home Secretary today in Manchester and London.

Make sure gas appliances are safe, warwickshire firms are warned
seen at 13:39, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Restaurants, pubs, takeaways and other catering businesses across Warwickshire can expect a visit from inspectors over the forthcoming months to make sure their gas appliances are safe.

Anti-clockwise m25 near mertsham to be resurfaced
seen at 13:39, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency is to resurface part of the M25 anti-clockwise carriageway between junctions 7 and 6 near Merstham.

Lighting upgrade gets underway on a27 in hampshire
seen at 13:39, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Drivers travelling on the A27 between Portsmouth and Chichester are set to benefit from a significant upgrade to the road being carried out by the Highways Agency.

M62 in west yorkshire to close westbound for bridge repair
seen at 13:39, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The westbound M62 in West Yorkshire will be fully closed overnight this weekend to allow the Highways Agency to complete repair work to Cattlelaith Bridge, this will allow farm vehicles to once again use the ...

A404(m) bridge replacement: public invited to inspect plans
seen at 13:39, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The public is being invited to see plans for a forthcoming bridge replacement scheme on the A404(M) in Maidenhead, Berkshire.

Nine million cigarettes seized in belfast
seen at 13:39, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Officers from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) are investigating the seizure of over nine million cigarettes from freight containers at Belfast Docks.  

Both weakening the taliban and strengthening afghan state are vital, says alexander as he calls on allies for ‘stronger and deeeper’ development effort
seen at 13:39, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Both weakening the Taliban and strengthening the state are vital to a successful counter-insurgency in Afghanistan, International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander will say in a major speech to the Carnegie...

Good governance guidance published for primary care trust provider committees
seen at 13:38, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Appointments Commission and the Department of Health have today published guidance to help Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) with their governance arrangements for Provider Committees. 

Digest of uk energy statistics 2009
seen at 13:38, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Digest of United Kingdom Energy Statistics 2009 is published today (Thursday 30 July) by the Department of Energy and Climate Change.

New chair appointed for the science and technology facilities council
seen at 13:38, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Minister for Science and Innovation, Lord Drayson today announced the appointment of Professor Michael Sterling as the new Chair of the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC).

Government action to tackle road works disruption
seen at 13:38, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

A package of measures to tackle the disruption caused by road works was announced by Transport Minister Sadiq Khan today as he approved the country’s first ever road works permit scheme.

Future of independent sector treatment centres
seen at 13:38, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The future use of Independent Sector Treatment Centres (ISTCs) in the NHS, will be fairer and on the same terms as other providers of NHS services, Health Minister Mike O’Brien announced today.

Pioneering new scheme to tackle road works disruption in kent
seen at 13:38, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Kent residents will benefit after the Government approved the country's first ever road works permit scheme, Transport Minister Sadiq Khan announced today.

The pioneering permit scheme will give Kent County...

New training and education programme introduced for the scientific workforce in genetics
seen at 13:38, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

A new education programme has been developed to provide enhanced training in genetic technologies and clinical applications for healthcare scientists working in laboratory genetics, Health Minister Ann Keen announced...

Msc napoli salvage operation is finished
seen at 13:38, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Hugh Shaw, the Secretary of State’s Representative for Maritime Salvage and Intervention (SOSREP) officially declared an end to the salvage and wreck removal operations of the MSC Napoli on Thursday 29th...

Innovative hard shoulder scheme will further increase traffic capacity on m42
seen at 13:37, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

A £3 million project to cut congestion by opening up more of the M42 hard shoulder to traffic at busy times was announced by Transport Minister Chris Mole today.

Statement by sir john chilcot, chairman of the iraq inquiry, at a news conference to launch the inquiry on thursday 30 july 2009 at the qeii conference centre, london.
seen at 13:37, 30 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Issued by the News Distribution Service on behalf of the Iraq Inquiry.

'...Educate children on British history and heritage.' -- Mr Ryan Blakeley
seen at 07:04, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
I have just left secondary school and I believe that our education system is...
'...to convene a public inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the sudden closure of the big green gathering' -- Amias Channer
seen at 07:04, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The sudden closure of the big green gathering marks an abrupt change in...
'...examine the anomaly. of paying for nursinng care and residential care in England, but not in Wales, Scotland or Ulster.' -- JOHN P MELLOR OBE., QSM.,
seen at 07:04, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Since devolution, England has suffered when it come to nursing and...
'...consider providiing all adults who grew up in care free access to psychological services.' -- Dr. Barbara O'Grady
seen at 07:04, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Research shows that children who grow up in Care are very likely to suffer...
'...Stop public gatherings of people to slow the spread of swine flu' -- Pauline Theobald
seen at 07:04, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
We need to temporarily stop large public gatherings of people to slow the...
'...ban unions so that they can no longer hold the country to ransom with unreasonable demands.' -- Francis Rayner
seen at 07:04, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Long ago, unions provided protection for workers from unscrupulous bosses....
'...seek the approval of HM the Queen, to institute a National Service Medal, for all former members of the armed forces, who comopleted a minimu period of 3 months in the service of their country, to receive a medal(official)which they can wear with prid
seen at 07:04, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Many men and women have completed periods of time, in the armed service of...
'...insist the car manufacturers put their resources into developing a family sized car using alternative energy sources' -- clare phillips
seen at 07:04, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
it's time that the government insisted that the motor industry change their...
'...institute legislation to make over sensitive, politically correct motivated orders and policies illegal.' -- Shaun Parkes
seen at 07:04, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
I, in concert with many other normal, reasonable Englishmen, am heartily...
'...could we please benefit from reduced interest rate!' -- Mrs Sibani Roy
seen at 07:04, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Along with many others, I have taken a mortgage on fixed rate of 6% in Feb'...
'...TO abolish the TV Licence Fee' -- JAMES TURNBULL
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The TV Licence fee is an out of date system which costs vast amounts of...
'...Micro Chip all illigal immigrants who are found in Britain.' -- Joanne Lawrence
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
When Immigration/Police officers find illigal immigrants/assylum seekers...
'...retain the law that makes it a criminal offence to assist another person to commit suicide' -- Anthony Bennett
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The law currently makes it a criminal offence to assist another person to...
'...to publish on a online site with patients ratings of their local hospital services, in terms of service, so that it would be known to the general public how good or bad a hospital is' -- jay khan
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
'...to publish on a online site with patients ratings of their local hospital services, in terms of service, so that it would be known to the general public how good or bad a hospital is' -- jay khan
'...Stop the Incinerator being built a Thurnscoe in South Yorkshire' -- Tony Swaby
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
After almost 100 years of intensive mining the little village of Thurnscoe...
'...remove National Curriculum acheviement levels (4c, 6b etc.)' -- Alex Mulroy
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The National Curriculum levels, as used by a great many schools at present,...
'...honour the government's obligation to compensate wounded service personnel to reflect the full long-term implications of their injuries, physical and mental and the cost of care to their families.' -- Julie Castleford
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
In response to the appalling decision to challenge in court compensation...
'...make pick-up and drop-off zones free of charge' -- Piotr Malek
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
On some airports users must pay even for using frop-off facility [i.e. Luton...
'...prevent Child Maintenance calculations including the absent parents Child Tax Credits payments being used as accountable income.' -- Mr Paul Chapman
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
This petition is founded from the perceived injustice, that an absent parent...
'...reform the housing benefit criteria.' -- Ms. Erica Lloyd (BA Mus (Hons)., PGCE, QTS)
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Legislation is needed in order ensure that those who are currently claiming...
'...we are keepers and breeders of British and European birds want clarification on the law with regards as what stands as proof of captive breeding under the wildlife and countryside act' -- mr meek
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
we as breeders and keepers of British and European birds want clarification...
'...Ensure that the AirTrack scheme has minimal negative impact on Wokingham Town' -- Gareth Rees
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The proposed route for AirTrack will close each of Wokingham's three main...
'...make fragrance free soap a must for all public bathrooms' -- Abigail Hobson
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Many people today suffer with allergies to fragrances & I have yet to come...
'...pass a law which makes microchipping pets mandatory to protect them.' -- Edward Henson
seen at 07:03, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
I am a responsible pet owner and have both my parrots and dog microchipped....
'...release all prisoners sentenced to an indeterminate public protection (IPP) order with a tariff of less than 2 years, and who would not since June 2008 have received one.' -- Ms. Mary May
seen at 07:02, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008 introduced a minimum tariff of...
'...to stop benfits/allowances to pensioners that do not live in this country and to stop all foreign aid until we are out of recession' -- mrs pamela addison
seen at 07:02, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
It is ridiculous to pay winter fuel allowances to pensioners that live in...
'...stop the post office delivering mail to residents of the east riding of yorkshire improperly addressed' -- Mr Liam Dealtry
seen at 07:02, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
the people of east yorkshire campaigned to get rid of the name humberside...
'...encourage more UK universities to set up flexible postgraduate qualifications in Renewable Energy Systems' -- Simon Jerram
seen at 07:02, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
I note the government's pledge to create jobs through a new green economy....
'...Enforce the high street Banks to act upon the govenrments commitment to provide a tax payer guarrentee lending scheme before all of the remaining small viable business become non-existant.' -- Ms Bernadette Scott
seen at 07:02, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Loan Guarentees and the new enterprise fund is out there. You can apply for...
'...Better equipment for our troops fighting in Afghanistan' -- MRS LORRAINE SHERWOOD
seen at 07:02, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
You cannot eat a meal properly without a knife and fork so how can our brave...
'...urgently intervene in the case of Naheem Hussain and Reham Zaman, British nationals facing the death penalty in Pakistan, to prevent evidence obtained by torture being admitted at their trial.' -- Alex de la Harpe
seen at 07:02, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Reprieve are assisting Naheem and Rehan, two young British men that were...
'...Hold a public enquiry into how unelected cabinet ministers can make undemocratic constitutional decisions in a democracy' -- David Greenwood
seen at 07:02, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to: 'anounce a public enquiry...
'...Allow the Queen to lead the commemoration for WW1 servicemen' -- Mrs Elaine Brooks
seen at 07:02, 30 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The Queen should lead any commemoration we have in Britain for the WW1...
As part of this project I would like to...
seen at 05:25, 30 July in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

As part of this project I would like to draw attention to a research project, Rural Aspects of Cancer Survival. Relevant publications from this include:-

JONES AP, HAYNES R, SAUERZAPF V, CRAWFORD...
Thank you very much for your comment Dr...
seen at 05:25, 30 July in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
Thank you very much for your comment Dr Crawford, I have passed the information on to the Major life events team.

29 July 2009

Lighting upgrade gets underway on a27 in hampshire
seen at 19:53, 29 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Drivers travelling on the A27 between Portsmouth and Chichester are set to benefit from a significant upgrade to the road being carried out by the Highways Agency.

Lighting on a 2km (1.2m) section of the...

A404(m) bridge replacement: public invited to inspect plans
seen at 19:53, 29 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

The public is being invited to see plans for a forthcoming bridge replacement scheme on the A404(M) in Maidenhead, Berkshire.

Company fined after worker suffers fatal injuries after being run over at work
seen at 19:53, 29 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is urging companies to ensure that sufficient safety procedures and risk assessments are in place to properly protect staff.

Company fined after worker suffers fatal injuries after being run over at work
seen at 18:37, 29 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is urging companies to ensure that sufficient safety procedures and risk assessments are in place to properly protect staff.

Companies urged to improve safety after bury worker loses three fingers
seen at 18:34, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has warned of the danger of untrained staff using machinery after a worker in Bury had three fingers cut off.

Nine million cigarettes seized in belfast
seen at 18:33, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Officers from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) are investigating the seizure of over nine million cigarettes from freight containers at Belfast Docks.  

Over the last twenty four hours three and a half million...

Royal diary of engagements, 29th july 2009
seen at 18:33, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Royal Diary of Engagements, 29th July 2009

South eastern traffic commissioner revokes licence of kent-based haulier
seen at 16:06, 29 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

The Traffic Commissioner for the South Eastern and Metropolitan traffic area has revoked the operating licence of a Kent-based haulier for 12 months.

Anti-clockwise m25 near mertsham to be resurfaced
seen at 16:05, 29 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency is to resurface part of the M25 anti-clockwise carriageway between junctions 7 and 6 near Merstham.

M62 in west yorkshire to close westbound for bridge repair
seen at 16:03, 29 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

NE/NO/45/09 The westbound M62 in West Yorkshire will be fully closed overnight this weekend to allow the Highways Agency to complete repair work to Cattlelaith Bridge, this will allow farm vehicles to once again...

A404(m) bridge replacement: public invited to inspect plans
seen at 16:03, 29 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

The public is being invited to see plans for a forthcoming bridge replacement scheme on the A404(M) in Maidenhead, Berkshire.

Lighting upgrade gets underway on a27 in hampshire
seen at 15:58, 29 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

Drivers travelling on the A27 between Portsmouth and Chichester are set to benefit from a significant upgrade to the road being carried out by the Highways Agency.

Lighting on a 2km (1.2m) section of the...

Streamlining hmrc’s interest rates
seen at 15:58, 29 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

A new minimum interest rate on tax repayments of 0.5% means that in future interest will still be payable even when the Bank of England base rate falls below 1.5% HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) announced today...

From surfboards to kitchen sinks - the highways agency in the east midlands advises holiday makers to to check their luggage - and avoid losing items on the road
seen at 14:50, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency and the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) are reminding drivers to secure their luggage and top boxes before setting out this summer, to avoid items falling into the road.

Tessa jowell to head public services forum
seen at 14:49, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Minister for the Cabinet Office Tessa Jowell has been appointed as the new Chair of the successful Public Services Forum (PSF), which encourages employers, government and trades unions to work together to deliver...

Anti-clockwise m25 near mertsham to be resurfaced
seen at 14:49, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency is to resurface part of the M25 anti-clockwise carriageway between junctions 7 and 6 near Merstham.

Make sure gas appliances are safe, warwickshire firms are warned
seen at 13:57, 29 July in National Business Travel Network News - national (Our copy).

Restaurants, pubs, takeaways and other catering businesses across Warwickshire can expect a visit from inspectors over the forthcoming months to make sure their gas appliances are safe.

Minister visits yorkshire dales to mark national parks week
seen at 13:45, 29 July in Care Support Independence News - national (Our copy).

Huw Irranca-Davies, Natural Environment Minister, today (29 July) joined community champions to celebrate a new £900,000 scheme to attract more people from ethnic minorities to the Yorkshire Dales and...

From surfboards to kitchen sink - highways agency advises holiday makers to check their luggage – and avoid losing items on the road
seen at 13:43, 29 July in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency and the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) are reminding drivers to secure their luggage and top boxes before setting out this summer, to avoid items falling into the road.

Minister visits yorkshire dales to mark national parks week
seen at 13:41, 29 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

Huw Irranca-Davies, Natural Environment Minister, today (29 July) joined community champions to celebrate a new £900,000 scheme to attract more people from ethnic minorities to the Yorkshire Dales and...

South eastern traffic commissioner revokes licence of kent-based haulier
seen at 13:41, 29 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

The Traffic Commissioner for the South Eastern and Metropolitan traffic area has revoked the operating licence of a Kent-based haulier for 12 months.

Ferris holidays ltd: public inquiry outcome
seen at 13:39, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

South Wales coach operator Ferris Holidays Ltd have had the number of vehicles authorised by their Operator’s Licence reduced from 30 to 19 for three months, following a public inquiry in Cardiff last week.

Biggest workplace killers tackled on lancashire industrial estate
seen at 13:39, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

A large Lancashire industrial estate will be targeted next week as part of a new initiative to tackle the county’s three biggest workplace killers.

From surfboards to kitchen sinks - the highways agency in the east midlands advises holiday makers to to check their luggage - and avoid losing it on the road
seen at 13:39, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency and the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) are reminding drivers to secure their luggage and top boxes before setting out this summer, to avoid items falling into the road.

Mansfield gardener backs skills pledge on its second anniversary in nottinghamshire
seen at 13:39, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

A dyslexic gardener from Mansfield District Council, who is working his way towards fulfilling his ambition to become a team leader, is helping to celebrate the second anniversary of the Skills Pledge.

From surfboards to kitchen sinks, highways agency advises holiday makers to check their luggage – and avoid losing items on the road
seen at 13:39, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

NE/NO/44/09 The Highways Agency and the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) are reminding drivers to secure their luggage and top boxes before setting out this summer, to avoid items falling into the road.

Work to start on junction improvements and dual carriageway link for a5111 raynesway, derby
seen at 13:38, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

A scheme to provide a new dual carriageway link and major junction improvements at Raynesway Park on the A5111 in Derby will start on Tuesday 11 August and continue until Autumn 2010.

Government and businesses unite to back young britain
seen at 13:38, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

DWP022/09 A new campaign - ‘Backing Young Britain’ – uniting business and government to create thousands of opportunities for young people is launched by Yvette Cooper, Lord Mandelson, Ed Balls and John Denham...

More children than ever benefiting from child maintenance
seen at 13:38, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Almost 794,000 children are benefiting as the Child Support Agency collected or arranged £1,136 million in child maintenance across Great Britain over the past twelve months.

New streamlined rules to help pubs, village halls and other licensed premises
seen at 13:38, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

110/09 29 July 2009 New streamlined rules to help pubs, village halls and other licensed premises

From surfboards to kitchen sinks - highways agency advises holiday makers to check their luggage – and avoid losing items on the road
seen at 13:38, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency and the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) are reminding drivers to secure their luggage and top boxes before setting out this summer, to avoid items falling into the road...
From surfboards to kitchen sinks
seen at 13:38, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Highways Agency advises holiday makers to check their luggage – and avoid losing items on the road

West midlands employers "call to action" in smuggling fight
seen at 13:38, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Employers across the West Midlands will start to receive hard hitting publicity material this week in a bid by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to raise awareness of the real problems of illegal tobacco sales ...

East midlands employers ‘call to action’ in smuggling fight
seen at 13:38, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Employers across the East Midlands will start to receive hard hitting publicity material this week in a bid by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to raise awareness of the real problems of illegal tobacco sales ...

New chairman and appointees to ecgd’s advisory council
seen at 13:38, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Trade Minister Mervyn Davies today announced the appointment of a new Chairman and four new members of the Export Guarantees Advisory Council (EGAC).

From surfboards to kitchen sink - highways agency advises holiday makers to check their luggage – and avoid losing items on the road
seen at 13:37, 29 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency and the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) are reminding drivers to secure their luggage and top boxes before setting out this summer, to avoid items falling into the road.

'...Dismiss ALL Climate Change Groups/Quangos/ETC' -- Robert Kyle
seen at 08:51, 29 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Seems the governments new 'taxes' are centred around 'climate change'. This...