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10 September 2009

Injured women rescued by coastguard helicopter after fall
seen at 20:39, 10 September in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

At quarter to 3 this afternoon Portland Coastguard received a 999 call from a young woman reporting that she was at the water's edge at Washing Ledge in Kimmeridge, and that both her mother and grandmother had...

Hse warns those responsible for people working at height to take precautions to prevent incidents
seen at 18:39, 10 September in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

A Glasgow-based construction company has been convicted of failing to ensure proper health and safety standards after an apprentice joiner was severely injured.

Traffic commissioners’ annual report reinforces modernising agenda and welcomes opportunity to fine bus operators for the benefit of the travelling public
seen at 18:39, 10 September in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

Britain’s bus and haulage regulators – the seven Traffic Commissioners based in Scotland, Leeds, Manchester, Cambridge, Birmingham and Wales, Eastbourne, and Bristol – have published their Annual Report for 2008...

Companies warned to manage transport safely after employee crushed to death by forklift truck
seen at 18:38, 10 September in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has warned companies to manage transport in the workplace after a man was killed when his forklift truck was obstructed in its path, toppled over and crushed him.

Department of health consults on pandemic flu contingency legislation for mental health
seen at 15:59, 10 September in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

The Department of Health today launched a consultation on whether there is a need to make temporary changes to the Mental Health Act 1983 should exceptional circumstances arise during pandemic flu. The contingency...

Drive to push investment to heart of rural england
seen at 15:59, 10 September in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

Rural and business leaders are holding major talks tomorrow (Friday 11 September) on understanding the full impact of the recession on rural communities and ways of driving business investment right to the heart...

Inquiry publishes first witness list
seen at 15:59, 10 September in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

The Baha Mousa Inquiry will resume its opening statements at 10am on Monday 21 September 2009. On that day, legal teams for most of the Core Participants will deliver their opening addresses, each speaking for...

Stand up for tasty cumbrian treats
seen at 15:54, 10 September in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

More traditional Cumbrian food producers should apply for protected status for their products and join iconic British foods like Stilton cheese, Cornish clotted cream and Arbroath smokies, Environment Minister...

Hse warns those responsible for people working at height to take precautions to prevent incidents
seen at 15:54, 10 September in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

A Glasgow-based construction company has been convicted of failing to ensure proper health and safety standards after an apprentice joiner was severely injured.

£9m improvement scheme for busy a64 roundabouts nears completion
seen at 14:50, 10 September in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

The traffic lights at Hopgrove and Malton roundabouts on the A64 will be switched on next week, marking the final significant milestone in the £9million improvement project to ease traffic flows and...

Top teen concerns are losing weight and fitting in
seen at 14:50, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Troubled teens reveal social divide

Drug smuggling mother jailed
seen at 14:47, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

A Londonderry mother who attempted to smuggle over £45k worth of cocaine and cannabis into Northern Ireland was sentenced to serve two years followed by 18 months probation at Belfast Crown Court this...

Thousands of illicit cigarettes seized in north west raids
seen at 14:47, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Almost 50,000 counterfeit and smuggled cigarettes have been seized in early morning raids of business premises in Londonderry this morning (Wednesday).

29 uk cities in the running so far to be ‘city of culture’ in 2013
seen at 14:47, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Phil Redmond to be Chairman of judging panel Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw today announced that 29 cities and local areas from across the UK have already put themselves forward as potential candidates to become...

Henry viii revisits lincoln for england’s biggest free cultural heritage event this weekend
seen at 14:45, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

-www.heritageopendays.org.uk-

£9m improvement scheme for busy a64 roundabouts nears completion
seen at 14:44, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The traffic lights at Hopgrove and Malton roundabouts on the A64 will be switched on next week, marking the final significant milestone in the £9million improvement project to ease traffic flows and...

Statement on gm from business minister, pat mcfadden
seen at 14:44, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Our objective throughout has been to get the best possible outcome for the Vauxhall workforce and the production plants in the UK.

Nhs starts year in strong position
seen at 14:43, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The NHS has started 2009/10 in a strong position by sustaining delivery on key priorities such as reducing waiting times and healthcare associated infections (HCAIs), increasing access to primary care and maintaining...

Homelessness figures down 32 per cent
seen at 14:11, 10 September in National Business Travel Network News - national (Our copy).

National statistics released today show that the number of households accepted as being owed a main homelessness duty is down 32 per cent from the same time last year.

Low carbon opportunities for graduates
seen at 14:11, 10 September in National Business Travel Network News - national (Our copy).

Low carbon vehicle and marine energy industries are to benefit from a new placement scheme that will see more talented graduates enter this key sector, putting their new skills to use while gaining vital career...

Work begins on advanced naval anti-ship missile
seen at 13:38, 10 September in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

The UK and French governments have announced the start of a joint Assessment Phase to develop systems and technologies for a new helicopter-launched anti-surface missile. The announcement was made at this year...

Henry viii revisits lincoln for england’s biggest free cultural heritage event this weekend
seen at 13:37, 10 September in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

www.heritageopendays.org.uk

New online forum lets south east companies join the export conversation
seen at 13:37, 10 September in Tate Britain News - national (Our copy).

With exports offering a potential lifeline for companies during the downturn, UK Trade & Investment South East has launched an online forum where companies can talk and learn about the practical challenges...

£7.2 million for hydrogen and fuel cell demonstration programme
seen at 13:30, 10 September in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

A competition for up to £7.2 million of funding for companies to develop Hydrogen and Fuel Cell technology opens today. The competition is being funded by the Department of Energy and Climate Change...

Henry viii revisits lincoln for england’s biggest free cultural heritage event this weekend
seen at 13:30, 10 September in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

www.heritageopendays.org.uk

Hse at tuc conference to get more workers health and safety involved
seen at 13:29, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is using its presence at this month’s TUC conference in Liverpool (14-17 September) to promote plans to get more employees involved in health and safety where they work.

Hse at tuc conference to get more workers health and safety involved
seen at 13:29, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is using its presence at this month’s TUC conference in Liverpool (14-17 September) to promote plans to get more employees involved in health and safety where they work.

Appointment of five salaried judges of the first-tier tribunal of the social entitlement chamber (social security and child support) - wyatt, lazenby, mahil, marston and pritchard
seen at 13:28, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP, has appointed Paul Alexander Lazenby and Barbara Wyatt to be Salaried Part-time Judges of the First-tier Tribunal of the Social Entitlement Chamber (Social...

Sixty nine per cent of children in the east save some or all of their pocket money
seen at 13:28, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

An impressive 69 per cent of five and six-year olds in the East of England save some or all of their pocket money, it was revealed today.

Join the energy roadshow
seen at 13:28, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Businesses operating in the North West’s thriving energy sector can learn more about export opportunities during a special event later this month.

Diagnostics waiting times & activity data, month ending 31 july 2009 and quarterly census, period ending 30 june 2009
seen at 13:28, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

This data shows the NHS' progress in tackling the waiting times for diagnostic tests like scans.  The monthly data published today gives the waiting times for 15 key diagnostic tests carried out in the NHS.

700,000 seven-year olds get trust fund boost
seen at 13:28, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling and Exchequer Secretary Sarah McCarthy-Fry today welcomed a group of school children to an event at 11 Downing Street to celebrate the first ever Child Trust Fund ...

A20 slip road closed as work begins on roundhill tunnel access road
seen at 13:27, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Work to build a new access road to the main service building for Roundhill Tunnel on the A20 near Folkestone in Kent is due to start on Monday 14 September, closing the London-bound entry slip road at the junction...

Repairs to m1 spur bridge between junctions 10 and 10a, near luton
seen at 13:27, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Work to renovate the M1 spur’s bridge over Newlands Road, near Luton, starts on the morning of Monday 14 September.

29 uk cities in the running so far to be ‘city of culture’ in 2013
seen at 13:26, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Phil Redmond to be Chairman of judging panel Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw today announced that 29 cities and local areas from across the UK have already put themselves forward as potential candidates to become...

Latest uk regional trade estimates
seen at 13:25, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

UK Regional Trade in Goods estimates are released today, for the second quarter of 2009.

Blind daredevil makes health and safety pledge by plunging off waterfall
seen at 13:25, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

A blind daredevil hit back at so-called ‘elf and safety’ myths by making a daring descent over a freezing Scottish canyon.

Complacency has no place, warns hse’s new head of offshore
seen at 13:25, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The new head of the Health and Safety Executive’s Offshore Division has put tackling any industry complacency on safety at the top of his priority list.

Transport statistics
seen at 13:25, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The Department for Transport has today published the following Transport Statistics:

Suffolk church tower saved from ruin
seen at 13:25, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

English heritage grant conserves 15th century Laxfield church tower

Parole board publishes protocol on victim participation in hearings
seen at 13:24, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Following a consultation with stakeholders representing both victims and prisoners, the Parole Board has today published a protocol that sets out a code of practice for victim participation in Parole Board hearings...

Dedication of fleet air arm memorial at the national arboretum
seen at 13:24, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Members of the media are invited to a ceremony to dedicate a new Royal Navy memorial in remembrance of the many men and women who have served in the Royal Naval Air Service and Fleet Air Arm be held at the National...

Boost to economy as work starts early to tackle congestion on m6 in the west midlands
seen at 13:24, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

Advance work to reduce congestion and improve safety on a 40 mile stretch of the M6 between the West Midlands and Staffordshire will begin on Monday 14 September – thanks to £58 million Government fiscal...

'...increase fines for cycling on the pavement to a realistic level; e.g 500. Also punish death caused by pavement cycling as severely as that caused by dangerous driving.' -- Margaret King
seen at 08:16, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
I understand that the current penalty is a fine of 60 (or maybe even 30...
'...Save Rayleigh Fire Station from closure' -- Daniel Rodgers
seen at 08:16, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Essex County Fire and Rescue Service, are planning on closing my local...
'...Promote Peace, Compassionate Diplomacy and the continuing use of 'aid' effectively in eradicating poverty.' -- Mark Wilson
seen at 08:16, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
'*Peace: commonly refers to an absence of hostility, but which also...
'...abolish the green paper for Disability Living Allowance & other disability benefits being integrated into social care funding.' -- Rebecca Adams
seen at 08:16, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Disability Living Allowance is crucial to all who receive it in it's current...
'...instigate a review of the Rehabilitation of Offender Act 1974' -- Mr David Knight
seen at 08:16, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The rehabilitation of offenders act 1974 allows offences to become "Spent"...
'...prevent the planned Closure of Woodberry Downs Childrens Centre Early Years Nursery ' -- Ms Melanie Read
seen at 08:16, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
We are the parents of children who attend Woodberry Downs Children s Centre...
'...submit a change in the law regarding reciprocal childcare' -- Nicola Davies
seen at 08:16, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Imagine this: Two women from the same company give birth at similar times....
'...ensure every child under the age of 16 is given one free hot meal a day in school' -- jus herma
seen at 08:16, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Please provide a service where all infant, junior and high school children...
'...Ignore the "No To Pythons" and revising the DWAL to include Pythons, Boa Constrictors and other non-venomous snake' -- Mr Paul Rollason
seen at 08:15, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
After reading a site I find it a disgrace that someone as ignorant to our...
'...oppose the adoption of the Codex Alimentarius (WHO/UN) proposals for imposing agro chemical use on all farmers, including Organic farmers, as well as restricting nutritional & herbal supplements.' -- Mr Jeremy Friar
seen at 08:15, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
If this bill is accepted & allowed to go through, it will result in farmers...
'...donate money to genetic disease research' -- tamara strangward
seen at 08:15, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
At present there is no cure for this often fatal disease that affects so...
'...Allow British sailors to smoke on ships if they want to.' -- David Gerrard
seen at 08:15, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The Department for Transport are holding a consultation period before...
'...Change current procedures that have preventing Bonnie-Leigh Tyler having any qaulity of Life and remain in place for positive progress for others likely to be afflicted with the same .' -- Miss K Ursell
seen at 08:15, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
break the silence. our story: my daughter was once a happy and healthy child...
'...Award of LSGCM in retrospect.' -- Michael Charles Pavitt
seen at 08:15, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Will the Prime Minister consider the award of the Long Service and Good...
'...make all benefit hotline and enquiry lines free,ie not 0845 to check benefit payments .' -- Paul murray
seen at 08:15, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
i'am tired of not being able to get information from dhss or dwp without...
'...End New Identity for Paedophiles' -- Ms Jacqueline Faulds
seen at 08:15, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Why is our government allowing the monsters who commit crimes of abuse...
'...launch a public inquiry to investigate the Lockerbie bombing.' -- Michael Glendinning
seen at 08:15, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
We, the undersigned, ask the Prime Minister to launch a public inquiry to...
'...keep the National Football Museum in Preston' -- Lancashire Evening Post
seen at 08:15, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Preston is at the risk of losing its iconic football museum to Manchester....
'...make serious case reviews open and transparent' -- Mrs.Marilyn Cox
seen at 08:14, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
When you lose a loved one through no fault of your own and they have...
'...We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to rethink the Government s plans to place an addition charge on horse owners in order to pay for a new animal health body, on the grounds that any such move would complicate the process of responding ani
seen at 08:14, 10 September in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
The Government s plans would impose an unfair and arbitrary financial burden...
Healey gives green light to council house building programme in london
seen at 07:42, 10 September in Association Of Chief Police Officers News - national (Our copy).

Housing Minister John Healey today gave the green light for building work to begin on over two thousand new council homes that will help create over five thousand jobs in the construction industry. More than ...

Lord mandelson’s visit to china results in $500m worth of trade and investment deals
seen at 07:42, 10 September in Association Of Chief Police Officers News - national (Our copy).

Contracts and new investment deals between UK and Chinese enterprises worth over US$500m were agreed during the visit to China this week by Lord Mandelson UK First Secretary of State and Secretary of State for...

Urban Development Corporations' Quinquennial Review - Consultation (The Department for Communities and Local Government)
seen at 03:37, 10 September in All consultations (Our copy).

This consultation started on 23rd June 2009, but we couldn't automatically determine when it ends. Check its website for more information.

Communities and Local Government is the sponsoring department for...

Capping administration charges for equity share and loan arrangements offered by housing authorities - a consultation paper (The Department for Communities and Local Government)
seen at 03:37, 10 September in All consultations (Our copy).

This consultation started on 1st July 2009, but we couldn't automatically determine when it ends. Check its website for more information.

The Housing and Regeneration Act 2008 introduced provisions for ...

Lender repossession of residential property: protection of tenants - Consultation (and Impact Assessment) (The Department for Communities and Local Government)
seen at 03:35, 10 September in All consultations (Our copy).

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

This consultation covers how legislation might be changed to entitle...

Mod announces end of excavation at fromelles
seen at 02:48, 10 September in Public Health Observatories of England News - national (Our copy).

The remains of hundreds of World War I soldiers buried in France have now been successfully recovered after a four-month archaeological operation.

A20 slip road closed as work begins on roundhill tunnel access road
seen at 02:17, 10 September in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Work to build a new access road to the main service building for Roundhill Tunnel on the A20 near Folkestone in Kent is due to start on Monday 14 September, closing the London-bound entry slip road at the junction...

Company fined after exposing employees to risks of developing severe dermatitis
seen at 02:17, 10 September in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is reminding companies of the importance of managing dermatitis risks, by effective risk assessments and taking adequate precautions to ensure that employees are not exposed...

Lord mandelson’s visit to china results in $500m worth of trade and investment deals
seen at 02:16, 10 September in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Contracts and new investment deals between UK and Chinese enterprises worth over US$500m were agreed during the visit to China this week by Lord Mandelson UK First Secretary of State and Secretary of State for...

Appointment of a salaried employment judge of the employment tribunals (england and wales) - shotter
seen at 00:21, 10 September in Care Support Independence News - national (Our copy).

The Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP, has appointed Dawn Catherine Shotter to be a Salaried Part-time Employment Judge of the Employment Tribunals (England and Wales). Mrs Shotter will be assigned...

29 uk cities in the running so far to be ‘city of culture’ in 2013
seen at 00:21, 10 September in Care Support Independence News - national (Our copy).

EMBARGO – Not for publication or broadcast before 00.01 on Thursday 10 September

Phil Redmond to be Chairman of judging panel Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw today announced that 29 cities and local areas...