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25 January 2010

Denham welcomes doncaster inspection
seen at 17:54, 25 January in Leasehold Advisory Service News - national (Our copy).

Communities Secretary John Denham welcomed today’s decision by the Audit Commission to carry out a corporate governance inspection of Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council.

Safety and environmental improvements on the a30 near camborne
seen at 17:54, 25 January in Leasehold Advisory Service News - national (Our copy).

 The Highways Agency will improve safety for road users by removing pine trees alongside the A30 between the Avers and Tolvaddon junctions near Camborne.

Reforms to reduce animal disease risks set out in bill
seen at 17:52, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

A new body to take responsibility for animal health is among major changes proposed by Environment Secretary Hilary Benn in a new Bill on Animal Health which is being published today.

Location signs to help drivers on the m50
seen at 17:52, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

New signs designed to help drivers pinpoint where they are if they break down or want to report a problem on the motorway are being installed along the full length of the M50.

Keeping alive - a new year's resolution for farmers in wales
seen at 16:16, 25 January in Leasehold Advisory Service News - national (Our copy).

Farmers across Wales are being encouraged to make their New Year's resolution a promise to come home safe from the field.

Adjudicator publishes decision on a proposal to establish a new primary school in scunthorpe, north lincolnshire (competition)
seen at 16:16, 25 January in Leasehold Advisory Service News - national (Our copy).

The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on the Statutory Proposal to establish a new primary school in the Lakeside development, Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire. The adjudicator, Dr Peter...

Fencing, lighting and drainage improvements for the a1 gateshead western bypass
seen at 16:16, 25 January in Leasehold Advisory Service News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency will begin safety fence repairs, street lighting and drainage system improvements on the A1 Gateshead Western Bypass on Monday, 1st February.

World-leading digital dictation technology at the heart of global operation
seen at 16:14, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

In the pressurised environment of the Kuwait Heart Centre in Kuwait City, speed, timing and accuracy are of the utmost importance. The centre’s patients suffer from conditions requiring anything from X-rays and...

West midlands ict firms explore the vibrant indian market
seen at 16:13, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

Nine companies from the West Midlands ICT sector are set to discover new opportunities in the emerging market of India - thanks to UK Trade & Investment.

Keeping alive − a new year's resolution for farmers
seen at 14:05, 25 January in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Farmers across the South East are being encouraged to make their New Year’s resolution a promise to come home safe from the field.

South west employers losing £161.4m every year due to smoking related absences
seen at 13:02, 25 January in South West Grid for Learning News - national (Our copy).

Smokers are costing South West employers up to £161.4m every year through illness absences and smokers taking cigarette breaks, according to a report conducted by the London School of Economics (LSE...

Overnight roadworks to improve the a1 northbound between bloody oaks and stretton, rutland
seen at 12:33, 25 January in Equality and Human Rights Commission News - national (Our copy).

Work will start on Monday, 1 February to improve almost four miles of road surface on the northbound A1 between Bloody Oaks and Stretton in Rutland.

English heritage calls for more school refurbishment and poll reveals two out of three adults agree
seen at 12:04, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

New publications celebrate historic schools

Refurbishing old school buildings is often the best use of resources and the most sustainable way of modernising them when schools and local authorities...

Cash bonus to give young jobless a start in social care
seen at 12:04, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

Employers across Britain will get £1,000 for taking on a young person who is struggling to find work.

John healey extends government drive to tackle repossessions in the east of england
seen at 12:04, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

Events in Peterborough on 5, 10 and 12 February

Housing Minister John Healey has today extended the Government’s campaign to help struggling homeowners in the East of England get a grip on their finances...

Approval of b&b and dunfermline wind-down plans
seen at 12:04, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

The Government today welcomes the European Commission’s (EC) approval of restructuring plans for Bradford & Bingley plc (B&B) and Dunfermline Building Society.

Keeping alive − a new year's resolution for farmers
seen at 11:24, 25 January in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

Farmers across the South East are being encouraged to make their New Year’s resolution a promise to come home safe from the field.

Liverpool teens plan sombre auschwitz trip to mark holocaust memorial day
seen at 11:24, 25 January in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

A group of Liverpool teenagers will mark Holocaust Memorial Day on January 27 by planning a thought provoking visit to World War II concentration camp Auschwitz in Poland.

Young people in london to get national identity cards
seen at 11:24, 25 January in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national (Our copy).

Young people aged 16 to 24 who live in London will be able to apply for a National Identity Card from 8 February, it was announced today.

New guidance to help tackle problem roadworks
seen at 11:02, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

New guidance to help local authorities take on powers to tackle problem road works was published today by Transport Minister Sadiq Khan MP as Kent - the first council to apply for such powers - brings them into...

Refurbishing and reusing old school buildings in yorkshire and the humber makes environmental sense says english heritage
seen at 11:02, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

For images please contact Richard Darn on 0113 3466085. Mobile 0775 367 0038.

Refurbishing old school buildings in Yorkshire and the Humber is often the best use of resources and the most sustainable way...

English heritage calls for more school refurbishment
seen at 11:02, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

- Two out of three adults agree, poll reveals -

- New publications celebrate historic schools -

Refurbishing old school buildings is often the best use of resources and the most sustainable...

English heritage calls for more school refurbishment in east midlands
seen at 11:02, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

- Leicester school leads the way with refurbishment programme -

English heritage calls for more school refurbishment
seen at 11:02, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

- Two out of three adults agree, poll reveals -

- New publications celebrate historic schools -

Refurbishing old school buildings is often the best use of resources and the most sustainable way ...

Jobs, training and work experience for every young person out of work for six months - as new guarantee goes live
seen at 11:02, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

From today every young person who is unemployed for six months will be guaranteed the offer of a job, training or work experience, supported by up to 470,000 opportunities over the next 15 months through the ...

John healey extends government drive to tackle repossessions – four new areas in yorkshire & humber added to 'hotspots'
seen at 11:02, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

Housing Minister John Healey has today extended the Government’s campaign to help struggling homeowners get a grip on their finances and avoid repossession. In Yorkshire & the Humber, four new ‘hotspots’ ...

Creative wirral teens use hard-hitting images to warn of dangers of knife crime
seen at 11:02, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

Wirral teenagers are creating graffiti art to warn other young people about the dangers of knife crime and the devastating effects it has on communities.

Speech by the financial services secretary paul myners,"brief opening comments to financial services seminar" at number 11, downing street monday 25th january 2010
seen at 11:02, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

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Free course to help smaller firms bid for government contracts
seen at 11:02, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

A free online public procurement course designed to help smaller firms bid for the £220 billion of public sector contracts awarded each year was today launched jointly by Small Business Minister Lord...

John healey extends government drive to tackle repossessions: bury and west lancashire join 14 other hotspot areas across the north west
seen at 11:02, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

Citizens Advice to hold mortgage help awareness events in Lancashire, Merseyside and Greater Manchester - starting in Salford

English heritage calls for more school refurbishment - embargoed until 0:01 january 25
seen at 04:06, 25 January in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry News - national (Our copy).

- Two out of three adults agree, poll reveals -

- New publications celebrate historic schools -

Refurbishing old school buildings is often the best use of resources and the most sustainable way...

New guidance to help tackle problem roadworks - under embargo until 0001 monday 25 january 2010
seen at 00:36, 25 January in Government Equalities Office News - national (Our copy).

New guidance to help local authorities take on powers to tackle problem road works was published today by Transport Minister Sadiq Khan MP as Kent - the first council to apply for such powers - brings them into...

Refurbishing and reusing old school buildings in yorkshire and the humber makes environmental sense says english heritage
seen at 00:36, 25 January in Government Equalities Office News - national (Our copy).

EMBARGOED UNTIL 00:01HRS 25 JANUARY 2010 For images please contact Richard Darn on 0113 3466085. Mobile 0775 367 0038.

Refurbishing old school buildings in Yorkshire and the Humber is often the best use...

English heritage calls for more school refurbishment in the north west
seen at 00:36, 25 January in Government Equalities Office News - national (Our copy).

- Two out of three adults agree, poll reveals - - New publications highlight schools in Liverpool, Manchester, Chester, Macclesfield, Cockermouth, Clitheroe, Bolton, Southport and Ellesmere Port -

Circuit bench appointment - sanders
seen at 00:36, 25 January in Government Equalities Office News - national (Our copy).

HM The Queen has appointed Neil John Tait Sanders to be a Circuit Judge on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP.  The Right Honourable The Lord Judge, Lord Chief Justice of England...

English heritage calls for more school refurbishment - embargoed until 00:01 25th january 2010
seen at 00:36, 25 January in Government Equalities Office News - national (Our copy).

- Two out of three adults agree, poll reveals -

- New publications celebrate historic schools -

Refurbishing old school buildings is often the best use of resources and the most sustainable...

English heritage calls for more school refurbishment in east midlands - embargoed until 00:01 on monday 25 january
seen at 00:36, 25 January in Government Equalities Office News - national (Our copy).

- Leicester school leads the way with refurbishment programme -