From the compact allure of Belsize to the elaborate Victorian splendour of Kensington, London’s historic fire station buildings are an instantly recognisable part of the capital and those that remain in active...
Royal Diary of Engagements, 17th March 2010
As at the current date of creation of this particular Online Petition (in...
There is huge confusion and disquiet over the harassment by security staff...
The "Hero of the Holocaust" medal is a very worthwhile effort, but why was...
The terrible acts of violence against Christians in Nigeria need to be...
The Icelandic people have voted against repaying the loans given to them, we...
To effect this change, the government needs to amend the Town and Country...
Sir Can I bring to your attention the following - Landing Craft, Tank...
We think it is wrong that we pay more in interest servicing the national...
We urge the Government to come clean with what Taxes we pay and stop hiding...
as a responsible dog owner myself i would like an affordable licencing...
dear sir, please reconsider the idea to introduce a gaming tax/licence on...
For example: my wife was told by her employer as a young married mother that...
The petition is to seek to get the law changed so that when someone who has...
Russia routinely manipulates the weather to ensure important events, such as...
'...close the loophole in the system which allows employers to exploit the fact that tribunals have no power to enforce the monetary awards they make.' -- Eve Wilder
The high speed rail propsal looks to completely destroy areas of outstanding...
We all absolutely love Charities, Yet we all absolutely hate 'Chuggers'. To...
The Rottweiler faces being dumped on the banned dogs list. This is being...
Hearing aids and cochlear implants are important for deaf people, they are...
I think that appretices should be paid in line with minumum wage. Many...
The proposal to charge householders by the weight of rubbish in their bins...
recent events show that our government - unlike the French Government - are...
Despite making up as much as 10 per cent of GDP, the construction industry...
I am concered about seeing people pushing prams or buggies with babies or...
The Swanage Railway is signalled for goods traffic. To upgrade the track and...
alongside french, german etc. not many people know how to communicate with...
From the compact allure of Belsize to the elaborate Victorian splendour of Kensington, London’s historic fire station buildings are an instantly recognisable part of the capital and those that remain in active...
It’s now a year since we published our policy framework New Industry New Jobs. The work that has flowed from that agenda can’t really be done justice in a 15 minute speech. But I would like to say something ...
Land Registry today, 17 March, published the outcome of its consultation over the programme of office closures announced last October to help Land Registry meet the challenges of the changing property market. ...
Cutting edge armoured vehicles, counter-Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED) robots, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and blood transport units are all on display at a major event to mark National Science and Engineering...
Weston-super-Mare is to one step closer to benefitting from a £16m package of infrastructure improvements, Transport Minister Paul Clark announced today whilst in the West Country.
Energy Minister David Kidney today launched a nationwide skills academy for the power industry at Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station in the East Midlands - and praised the work being done in the area.
More than £5 million has been pledged to tackle knife crime and serious youth violence from April 2010 as the Tackling Knives and Serious Youth Violence Action Programme (TKAP) is extended for another...
Funding has been confirmed for a £13 million skills academy skill that will train thousands of people for the theatre industry and provide hundreds of jobs, Thames Gateway Minister Shahid Malik announced...
From the compact allure of Belsize to the elaborate Victorian splendour of Kensington, London’s historic fire station buildings are an instantly recognisable part of the capital and those that remain in active...
Our State of the countryside update: Children and educational services aims to extend our understanding of the statistical picture of children and young people in rural England. Many people find...
The Homes and Communities Agency's 2009/10 Corporate Plan published in late September 2009 included the announcement of the reduction in targets for affordable house provision. This included a reduction...
In October 2009 we produced a report on the impact of the recession on rural housing. We sent this report to government to inform discussions at the National Economic Council.
Since...
The Traffic Commissioner for Scotland has suspended the licence of an Aberdeen-based haulage operator for 10 days after learning that a wheel came off one of their vehicles on the A90 near Finavon, Forfar, Angus...
There have been a record number of improvements in the 2009 annual NHS staff survey, Health Minister Ann Keen announced today.
The Secretary of State for Transport has today appointed Air Vice-Marshal Barry North OBE MA RAF to the Board of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), on the nomination of the Secretary of State for Defence. He...
An Ellon based firm has been fined after a 17-year-old apprentice joiner fell from the first floor of a house he was working on.
A landmark agreement between London’s five Olympic Boroughs and central Government will lock in the benefits of the £9bn investment in the 2012 Olympics for local people, Communities Secretary John ...
17 March 2010
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It’s now a year since we published our policy framework New Industry New Jobs. The work that has flowed from that agenda can’t really be done justice in a 15 ...
we would like to request that the so called family courts are dispelled with...
The tragic discovery of many missing people in the waterways of Yorkshire...
Under the new proposed laws for dogs that are out of control in public...
our govermnet take approx 40 billoion pounds of the road user yet the state...
Dear sir, in view of the recent deaths (particularly of children) involving...
Years 10 and 11 are the two most important years at secondary school. At...
SE065-10 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
SE066-10 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
SE067-10 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
This consultation started on 5th January 2010 and ends on 30th March 2010.
Consultation document asking for views on options for the implementation of generic substitution in England
The following...
This consultation started around the 6th January 2010 and ends on 30th March 2010.
We were unable to obtain a summary of this consultation. For more details, visit its website.
SE066-10 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
The names of 75 WW1 Australian soldiers killed at the Battle of Fromelles in 1916 have been confirmed today. Sadly no British soldiers could be named at this stage and families in the UK who have been helping...
SE067-10 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
Communities Secretary John Denham today unveiled a £1m fund to help faith groups get their voices heard by Government and public bodies and help play their part delivering public services.
NE/108/10 The annual search to find the region’s top export champions has begun as nominations are sought for the North East Exporters Awards 2010.
A landmark agreement between London's five Olympic Boroughs and central Government will lock in the benefits of the £9bn investment in the 2012 Olympics for local people, Communities Secretary John ...
Two directors of a decorating firm have been prosecuted after a worker was left brain damaged while working at a residential refurbishment.
Emerging findings on the challenges and opportunities for the construction sector were published today from the Low Carbon Construction Innovation and Growth Team (IGT).
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today announced a package of measures to strengthen the UK’s civil nuclear supply chain, at the centre of which is an offer of a £80 million loan to propel a successful...
Communities Secretary John Denham today unveiled a £1m fund to help faith groups get their voices heard by Government and public bodies and help play their part delivering public services.
Bristol is one step closer to benefitting from £48m worth of improvements to its public transport system, Transport Minister Paul Clark announced today whilst visiting the city.
Bristol is one step closer to benefitting from £48m worth of improvements to its public transport system, Transport Minister Paul Clark announced today whilst visiting the city.
Sports fans with limited mobility will find it easier to travel to 2012 Olympic Games events thanks to Government plans to improve access at three key railway stations, Rail Minister Chris Mole announced today...
DWP/048/10 Falling unemployment for the third consecutive month and news that the number of young people claiming unemployment benefit is down for the fourth month in a row were given cautious welcome by Work...
The Commission for Rural Communities (CRC) is today (Wednesday, 17 March) jointly hosting a conference on rural health in partnership with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, the Improvement...
* Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Industrial Strategy outlines industry worth up to £6.5 billion and sustaining up to 100,000 jobs by 2030.
Thousands of young people across North East Lincolnshire are being challenged to turn a dream project into reality with the help of Government funds designed to provide teenagers with safe places to go and positive...
Schoolchildren are being encouraged to become the NHS scientists of the future through an exciting new competition, Chief Scientific Officer Professor Sue Hill announced today.
Teenagers across the country are to get the chance to join one of 3,000 new after school clubs offering Olympic and Paralympic sports, Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw announced today.
SE065-10 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
Young people at risk of anti-social behaviour are benefiting from an increase in evening activities at an inner-city community centre in Sheffield, thanks to Government funding.
Asked what the Prime Minister had meant when he was asked about the prospect of a hung parliament during his interview this morning, the PMS said that any questions about what the Prime Minister would or would ...
Asked what the Government could do to resolve the strike situation, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) said that we could encourage the parties involved to get together. The Prime Minister had spoken about this...
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BA StrikeAsked what the Government could do to resolve the strike situation, the Prime Minister s Spokesman (PMS) said that we could encourage...
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The Prime Minister has today congratulated the Sport Relief celebrity challengers in Downing Street.
The celebrity challengers included cyclists Fearne Cotton, Miranda Hart, and Jimmy Carr; cross-channel...
A transcript of a press conference given by the Prime Minister and Prime Minister Erdogan of Turkey on 16 March 2010.
Read the transcriptPrime Minister:
Can I say how pleased I am to welcome Prime...
The Competition Commission (CC) has formally cleared the acquisition by Sports Direct International plc (Sports Direct) of 31 stores from JJB Sports plc (JJB).
NE/104/10 Gearing up for the "Italian job" - our man in Rome speeds in to help
NHS and local government leaders are being called on to refresh their thinking on the role and value of volunteering by Care Services Minister Phil Hope, as he publishes a new Strategic Vision today.
The Government today set out the expected charges for NEST (National Employment Savings Trust), which will give millions of people the opportunity to save to meet their aspirations for their retirement.
Southend is to host one of the tackling anti-social behaviour events being run across England to help equip people with the confidence and know-how to join together with their neighbours, police and council staff...
DWP/047/10
Presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy to moderate debate
The UK launch of the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion will take place today in Bristol. Under the banner ‘Stop ...
Seven new cafes to help people living with dementia in Hertfordshire are to open later this Spring.
Housing Minister John Healey has today extended a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession "hotspot areas", and an extra £2.5million funding to ensure struggling...
Businesses in the North West are being offered a free trial of tailored advice about employment and health and safety law, under a pilot scheme backed by Government.
Councils should have the power to claw back taxpayers’ money paid out to cut ties with their town hall chief if they later get re-hired to another local government job.
Eight people believed to be part of a criminal network which attempted to import more than 20 tonnes of Class A and B drugs to the UK over the past 18 months have been arrested by SOCA in operations across England...
The Highways Agency will be carrying out work overnight this Saturday to install new overhead gantries, signs and signals as part of the expansion of the Managed Motorway scheme on the M6.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced he will be extending a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession “hotspot areas”, and an extra £2.5million ...
SE062-10 Advance work to improve safety and tackle congestion on the M4 in Berkshire started this month.
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on the Statutory Proposals to discontinue Manor Foundation Business Enterprise and Sports College and Menzies High School Science College and Open...
Applications for inclusion on the new, shorter UK Tentative List can be submitted from today.
Work has started on Wood Lane Bridge, which goes over the M4 between junctions 6 and 7 near Slough, to refurbish and strengthen the piers that support the bridge from beneath.
To ensure that the M2 Medway Bridge is effectively maintained, the Highways Agency will be inspecting the bridge near junctions 1 to 3 on the M2 in Rochester, Kent from Monday 15 March until the end of May.
A Newquay-based company has been fined £3,000 for putting builders at risk on one of its hotel construction sites in the town.
A Johnstone man, who fraudulently claimed £18k in tax credits by claiming for four fictitious children and alleging one of them was disabled, has been jailed today for fifteen months.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced he will be extending a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession “hotspot areas”, and an extra £2.5million ...
This news release was issued by the Department for Transport A major scheme to widen the A23 in West Sussex - improving journey time reliability and safety - have taken an important step forward, Transport Minister...
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today issued a reminder on the dangers of exposure to lead paint in the workplace. It follows the prosecution of a Perthshire company after two workers were admitted to ...
Motorists in Glasgow were warned of the ultimate penalty of vehicle tax evasion yesterday - a crushed car - at Braehead Shopping Centre on Kings Inch Road.
Housing and Planning Minister John Healey today confirmed further reforms to the planning system, removing around 10,000 full applications to cut costs and red tape for businesses, saving up to £43 ...
Competition to establish a new primary school as part of the amalgamation of chillerton and rookley, godshill and wroxall primary schools, isle of wright
Eight-year disqualification meted out to Stephen Connelly
The Central Office of Information (COI) is reviewing its framework (roster) of Press Production suppliers.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced he will be extending a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession “hotspot areas”, and an extra £2.5million...
While the proportion of young people not in education, employment or training continues to rise, a report published today (Wednesday) by Ofsted, the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and...
While the proportion of young people not in education, employment or training continues to rise, a report published today (Wednesday) by Ofsted, the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and...
More than £5 million has been pledged to tackle serious youth violence from April 2010 as the Tackling Knives and Serious Youth Violence Action Programme (TKAP) is extended for another year, Home Office...
Transport Secretary Andrew Adonis today welcomed the creation of a new National Skills Academy for Rail Engineering, which has been announced by the Department for Business Innovation & Skills.
The government today launched key programmes to ensure the UK economy is supplied with the skills needed to fuel the growth of key new industries in the coming years.
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today marked the first year of the government's strategy to put Britain at the cutting edge of new industrial development.
On Wednesday 10 March the noble Lord, Lord Howard of Rising, moved a Motion, "this House regrets that Her Majesty's Government have laid before Parliament the draft Royal Parks and Other Open Spaces (Amendment...
I am publishing today a report on Departments' and agencies' performance on handling Members' and Peers' correspondence during 2009. Details are set out in the table. Correspondence statistics 2008 can be found...
I am announcing today the final allocations of £135 million of housing and planning delivery grant (HPDG) for 2009-10. The grant provides a direct incentive for councils to work with partners in the public...
My right hon. Friend the Foreign Secretary represented the UK at the informal meeting of EU Foreign Ministers-Gymnich-on 5-6 March in Cordoba, Spain.
The agenda items covered were as follows:
Emerging...
The Government have announced today the launch of a strategic vision for the further transformation of maternity services and early years services. "Maternity and Early Years-Making a Good Start to Family Life...
The Government have announced today the launch of a strategic vision for volunteering for health and social care. "Volunteering-involving people and communities in delivering and developing health and social ...
Section 14(1) of the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 (the 2005 Act) requires the Secretary of State to report to Parliament as soon as reasonably practicable after the end of every relevant three-month period...
I have laid today before Parliament the Government response to the Justice Committee report: "Cutting Crime: the case for justice reinvestment". This document sets out the response of the Government to the report...
I can confirm the Personal Accounts Delivery Authority signed yesterday the contract for the administration of NEST with Tata Consultancy Services. This marks another important milestone on the road to delivering...
A Newquay-based company has been fined £3,000 for putting builders at risk on one of its hotel construction sites in the town.
A Johnstone man, who fraudulently claimed £18k in tax credits by claiming for four fictitious children and alleging one of them was disabled, has been jailed today for fifteen months.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today issued a reminder on the dangers of exposure to lead paint in the workplace. It follows the prosecution of a Perthshire company after two workers were admitted to ...
Motorists in Glasgow were warned of the ultimate penalty of vehicle tax evasion yesterday - a crushed car - at Braehead Shopping Centre on Kings Inch Road.
The Highways Agency will be carrying out work overnight this Saturday to install new overhead gantries, signs and signals as part of the expansion of the Managed Motorway scheme on the M6.
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on the Statutory Proposals to discontinue Manor Foundation Business Enterprise and Sports College and Menzies High School Science College and Open...
While the proportion of young people not in education, employment or training continues to rise, a report published today (Wednesday) by Ofsted, the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and...
While the proportion of young people not in education, employment or training continues to rise, a report published today (Wednesday) by Ofsted, the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and...
Southend is to host one of the tackling anti-social behaviour events being run across England to help equip people with the confidence and know-how to join together with their neighbours, police and council staff...
Seven new cafes to help people living with dementia in Hertfordshire are to open later this Spring.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced he will be extending a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession “hotspot areas”, and an extra £2.5million...
The Competition Commission (CC) has formally cleared the acquisition by Sports Direct International plc (Sports Direct) of 31 stores from JJB Sports plc (JJB).
NE/104/10 Gearing up for the "Italian job" - our man in Rome speeds in to help
NHS and local government leaders are being called on to refresh their thinking on the role and value of volunteering by Care Services Minister Phil Hope, as he publishes a new Strategic Vision today.
The Government today set out the expected charges for NEST (National Employment Savings Trust), which will give millions of people the opportunity to save to meet their aspirations for their retirement.
Southend is to host one of the tackling anti-social behaviour events being run across England to help equip people with the confidence and know-how to join together with their neighbours, police and council staff...
DWP/047/10
Presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy to moderate debate
The UK launch of the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion will take place today in Bristol. Under the banner ‘Stop ...
Seven new cafes to help people living with dementia in Hertfordshire are to open later this Spring.
Housing Minister John Healey has today extended a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession "hotspot areas", and an extra £2.5million funding to ensure struggling...
Businesses in the North West are being offered a free trial of tailored advice about employment and health and safety law, under a pilot scheme backed by Government.
Councils should have the power to claw back taxpayers’ money paid out to cut ties with their town hall chief if they later get re-hired to another local government job.
Eight people believed to be part of a criminal network which attempted to import more than 20 tonnes of Class A and B drugs to the UK over the past 18 months have been arrested by SOCA in operations across England...
The Highways Agency will be carrying out work overnight this Saturday to install new overhead gantries, signs and signals as part of the expansion of the Managed Motorway scheme on the M6.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced he will be extending a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession “hotspot areas”, and an extra £2.5million ...
SE062-10 Advance work to improve safety and tackle congestion on the M4 in Berkshire started this month.
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on the Statutory Proposals to discontinue Manor Foundation Business Enterprise and Sports College and Menzies High School Science College and Open...
Applications for inclusion on the new, shorter UK Tentative List can be submitted from today.
Work has started on Wood Lane Bridge, which goes over the M4 between junctions 6 and 7 near Slough, to refurbish and strengthen the piers that support the bridge from beneath.
To ensure that the M2 Medway Bridge is effectively maintained, the Highways Agency will be inspecting the bridge near junctions 1 to 3 on the M2 in Rochester, Kent from Monday 15 March until the end of May.
A Newquay-based company has been fined £3,000 for putting builders at risk on one of its hotel construction sites in the town.
A Johnstone man, who fraudulently claimed £18k in tax credits by claiming for four fictitious children and alleging one of them was disabled, has been jailed today for fifteen months.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced he will be extending a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession “hotspot areas”, and an extra £2.5million ...
This news release was issued by the Department for Transport A major scheme to widen the A23 in West Sussex - improving journey time reliability and safety - have taken an important step forward, Transport Minister...
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today issued a reminder on the dangers of exposure to lead paint in the workplace. It follows the prosecution of a Perthshire company after two workers were admitted to ...
Motorists in Glasgow were warned of the ultimate penalty of vehicle tax evasion yesterday - a crushed car - at Braehead Shopping Centre on Kings Inch Road.
Housing and Planning Minister John Healey today confirmed further reforms to the planning system, removing around 10,000 full applications to cut costs and red tape for businesses, saving up to £43 ...
Competition to establish a new primary school as part of the amalgamation of chillerton and rookley, godshill and wroxall primary schools, isle of wright
Eight-year disqualification meted out to Stephen Connelly
The Central Office of Information (COI) is reviewing its framework (roster) of Press Production suppliers.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced he will be extending a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession “hotspot areas”, and an extra £2.5million...
While the proportion of young people not in education, employment or training continues to rise, a report published today (Wednesday) by Ofsted, the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and...
While the proportion of young people not in education, employment or training continues to rise, a report published today (Wednesday) by Ofsted, the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and...
More than £5 million has been pledged to tackle serious youth violence from April 2010 as the Tackling Knives and Serious Youth Violence Action Programme (TKAP) is extended for another year, Home Office...
Transport Secretary Andrew Adonis today welcomed the creation of a new National Skills Academy for Rail Engineering, which has been announced by the Department for Business Innovation & Skills.
The government today launched key programmes to ensure the UK economy is supplied with the skills needed to fuel the growth of key new industries in the coming years.
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today marked the first year of the government's strategy to put Britain at the cutting edge of new industrial development.
NE/104/10 Gearing up for the "Italian job" - our man in Rome speeds in to help
The Competition Commission (CC) has formally cleared the acquisition by Sports Direct International plc (Sports Direct) of 31 stores from JJB Sports plc (JJB).
NE/104/10 Gearing up for the "Italian job" - our man in Rome speeds in to help
NHS and local government leaders are being called on to refresh their thinking on the role and value of volunteering by Care Services Minister Phil Hope, as he publishes a new Strategic Vision today.
The Government today set out the expected charges for NEST (National Employment Savings Trust), which will give millions of people the opportunity to save to meet their aspirations for their retirement.
Southend is to host one of the tackling anti-social behaviour events being run across England to help equip people with the confidence and know-how to join together with their neighbours, police and council staff...
DWP/047/10
Presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy to moderate debate
The UK launch of the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion will take place today in Bristol. Under the banner ‘Stop ...
Seven new cafes to help people living with dementia in Hertfordshire are to open later this Spring.
Housing Minister John Healey has today extended a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession "hotspot areas", and an extra £2.5million funding to ensure struggling...
Businesses in the North West are being offered a free trial of tailored advice about employment and health and safety law, under a pilot scheme backed by Government.
Councils should have the power to claw back taxpayers’ money paid out to cut ties with their town hall chief if they later get re-hired to another local government job.
Eight people believed to be part of a criminal network which attempted to import more than 20 tonnes of Class A and B drugs to the UK over the past 18 months have been arrested by SOCA in operations across England...
The Highways Agency will be carrying out work overnight this Saturday to install new overhead gantries, signs and signals as part of the expansion of the Managed Motorway scheme on the M6.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced he will be extending a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession “hotspot areas”, and an extra £2.5million ...
SE062-10 Advance work to improve safety and tackle congestion on the M4 in Berkshire started this month.
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on the Statutory Proposals to discontinue Manor Foundation Business Enterprise and Sports College and Menzies High School Science College and Open...
Applications for inclusion on the new, shorter UK Tentative List can be submitted from today.
Work has started on Wood Lane Bridge, which goes over the M4 between junctions 6 and 7 near Slough, to refurbish and strengthen the piers that support the bridge from beneath.
To ensure that the M2 Medway Bridge is effectively maintained, the Highways Agency will be inspecting the bridge near junctions 1 to 3 on the M2 in Rochester, Kent from Monday 15 March until the end of May.
A Newquay-based company has been fined £3,000 for putting builders at risk on one of its hotel construction sites in the town.
A Johnstone man, who fraudulently claimed £18k in tax credits by claiming for four fictitious children and alleging one of them was disabled, has been jailed today for fifteen months.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced he will be extending a Government campaign across the country with a special local push in 86 repossession “hotspot areas”, and an extra £2.5million ...
This news release was issued by the Department for Transport A major scheme to widen the A23 in West Sussex - improving journey time reliability and safety - have taken an important step forward, Transport Minister...
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today issued a reminder on the dangers of exposure to lead paint in the workplace. It follows the prosecution of a Perthshire company after two workers were admitted to ...
Motorists in Glasgow were warned of the ultimate penalty of vehicle tax evasion yesterday - a crushed car - at Braehead Shopping Centre on Kings Inch Road.