Nine percent of the vouchers issued so far under the Government’s Boiler Scrappage scheme have been snapped up by people living in London.
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and English Heritage (EH) today (18 February 2010) announced a package of grants worth £15.7 million for essential repairs to 154 Grade I and ll* listed places of worship...
On the night of the 17th of August 2008, the Class V passenger vessel ‘Hurlingham’ had been chartered for a party and was carrying 121 passengers on a party cruise on the River Thames.
A property developer and a contractor have today been fined a total £25,000 following the death of a worker at a construction site in Essex.
Defra calls on gardeners to save London’s rivers from invasive plants
London will receive £6 million through the Government’s Urban Congestion Performance Fund after exceeding targets to tackle congestion, Transport Minister Sadiq Khan announced today.
The mate of the passenger vessel ‘Hurlingham’ appeared in court today on the charge of manslaughter by gross negligence after a passenger fell between the vessel and the pier at Westminster Pier in 2008.
British manufacturers could save millions of pounds in import duties through an EU scheme promoted by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS).
One in three (32 per cent) people are uncomfortable around people with dementia according to new research. Care Services Minister Phil Hope said today as he launched a new awareness campaign.
The new “...
HSE inspectors are to launch an intensive inspection initiative aimed at stopping dangerous practices on building sites London.
As many households are currently receiving their water and sewerage bill for the next year, the Consumer Council for Water says that some customers may be letting possible savings slip through their fingers.
London winner in Tower Hamlets and the City
An award-winning life sciences company that has changed the lives of countless women in the UK is going global with the help of UK Trade & Investment.
The Independent Chief Inspector of the UK Border Agency (UKBA), John Vine CBE QPM, has today published his report into an unannounced inspection of UKBA operations.
The National Construction College’s South campus in Erith, Bexley is supporting the latest phase of the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) ‘Shattered Lives’ campaign to help reduce slips, trips and falls from...
Uxbridge College in Hillingdon is joining forces with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to support the latest phase of its Shattered Lives campaign which aims to reduce slips, trips and falls in the workplace...
The window cleaners of Britain’s tallest building, One Canada Square, Canary Wharf, are backing a national safety campaign aimed at stopping slips, trips and falls in the workplace.
A Dartford woman has been named Female Professional of the Year, at the Political and Public Life Asian Voice awards ceremony.
A local business in Milton Keynes will feature in a new TV series “The Business Inspector” on Wednesday 17 March 2010 at 8pm.
Stonework companies in and around London are being invited to attend a free event in a bid to help reduce the rate of injury and ill health in the sector.
Minister of State for Higher Education, David Lammy MP, will today announce the launch of ‘Fastlaners’, an East London-based scheme to help graduates make the transition into the world of work.
The second round of a £5.5 million grant scheme to help households better protect their homes against flooding was announced today by Environment Minister, Huw Irranca-Davies, with £200,000...
Ofsted has released the official data showing inspection outcomes for the first four months of the new inspection framework. The findings reflect Ofsted’s sharper focus on weaker schools and confirm that by emphasising...
Two brothers from Birmingham and a man from London were arrested today as part of an investigation by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) targeting a suspected £1 million VAT and money laundering fraud.
Bosses are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
With the 2012 Olympics approaching, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency would like to give reasonable notice to Passenger Vessel Operators who wish to operate during the games to ensure that they and their vessels...
A London-based producer specialising in animated children’s TV programmes has secured £1.4 million in overseas financial backing with help from UK Trade & Investment (UKTI).
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...
Business Minister Ian Lucas has welcomed the designation of London as a Low Carbon Economic Area for energy efficient buildings. London is the seventh area within the UK to be assigned a Low Carbon Economic Area...
New Home Office guidance published today sets out advice for key partners such as local authorities, police and businesses on how they can better protect the public.
Commuters on the First Capital Connect 'Great Northern' route into London are set to benefit from more frequent and longer trains, thanks to more than £27m of Government funding, Transport Minister ...
A new team of explosives sniffer dogs will be deployed at key railway stations to help keep visitors to the London Olympic and Paralympic Games safe from harm, Transport Minister Paul Clark announced today as...
English Heritage to Support Congregations Looking After Listed Churches, Chapels, Synagogues, Meeting Houses, Gurdwaras, Temples and Mosques
A local go karting business in Reading, Berkshire will feature in a new TV series “The Business Inspector” on Wednesday 24 March 2010 at 8pm.
The Government’s objective is to build a strong economy and a fair society where there is opportunity and security for all.
Please be aware of the following traffic bulletin from the Highways Agency: Broadcasters outside the immediate M25 area are asked to cover this bulletin in travel news in order to maximise awareness of the ...
Summer time will start on Sunday 28 March at 1.00am GMT throughout European Union Member States. The clocks go forward an hour. This means that at 1.00am (GMT) the UK will move to 2.00am British Summer Time...
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today announced a major expansion of the financial services offered by the Post Office, in a drive to put banking back into the heart of communities and making the Post Office...
A push to get drivers to stop throwing litter onto the M25 from their vehicles begins today.
A stonemasons’ health and safety event in Vauxhall, south London, has been such a proved so successful that further events are now being arranged to answer the demand.
A stonemasons’ health and safety event in Vauxhall, south London, has been such a proved so successful that further events are now being arranged to answer the demand.
SE066-10 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
SE067-10 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
Business Minister Ian Lucas has welcomed the designation of London as a Low Carbon Economic Area for energy efficient buildings. London is the seventh area within the UK to be assigned a Low Carbon Economic Area...
A trial banning heavy vehicles form overtaking on a stretch of the A34 in Berkshire is to be introduced on Monday 29 March to reduce congestion, improve journey time reliability and cut the risk of accidents ...
SE069-10 Drivers in the Folkestone area can expect better conditions on the M20 during heavy rain after drainage channels between junctions 11 and 12 are replaced.
Culture and Tourism Minister Margaret Hodge today announced a grant of £550,000 to the Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust to help it realise exciting plans to enhance the experience of visitors to the ...
A trial banning heavy vehicles from overtaking on a stretch of the A20 near the Port of Dover is to be introduced on Tuesday 30 March to reduce congestion, improve journey time reliability and cut the risk of...
Kent Thameside’s Fastrack system has been praised by Philip Brown, the South Eastern and Metropolitan Traffic Commissioner, as he tried out the award-winning rapid transport system for himself to see how it is...
Two men in their fifties were rescued by the Needles Coastguard Rescue Team this afternoon after becoming stuck in mud in Thorness Bay on the Isle of Wight.
English Heritage to Support Congregations Looking After Listed Churches, Chapels, Synagogues, Meeting Houses, Gurdwaras, Temples and Mosques
English Heritage to Support Congregations Looking After Listed Churches, Chapels, Synagogues, Meeting Houses, Gurdwaras, Temples and Mosques
English Heritage to Support Congregations Looking After Listed Churches, Chapels, Synagogues, Meeting Houses, Gurdwaras, Temples and Mosques
English Heritage to Support Congregations Looking After Listed Churches, Chapels, Synagogues, Meeting Houses, Gurdwaras, Temples and Mosques
English Heritage to Support Congregations Looking After Listed Churches, Chapels, Synagogues, Meeting Houses, Gurdwaras, Temples and Mosques
English Heritage to Support Congregations Looking After Listed Churches, Chapels, Synagogues, Meeting Houses, Gurdwaras, Temples and Mosques
English Heritage to Support Congregations Looking After Listed Churches, Chapels, Synagogues, Meeting Houses, Gurdwaras, Temples and Mosques
English Heritage to Support Congregations Looking After Listed Churches, Chapels, Synagogues, Meeting Houses, Gurdwaras, Temples and Mosques
A search is ongoing off the coast of Dover this evening after a search for a liferaft led to the location of several items of flotsam from a fishing vessel.
Clive Smith also known as Clifford Smith is given a 9-year disqualification
SE073-10 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
Gardening celebrity Charlie Dimmock today visited Woodstock and Chipping Norton Green Gym, in a bid to urge people in Oxfordshire and the South East to get their hands dirty and offer their time to help local...
SE074-10 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
SE075-10 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
SE072-10 After years of suffering delays at the so-called Hindhead lights on the A3 in Surrey, thousands of drivers will have a more reliable and quicker journey through the area from next year.
A West Kent construction employer has been found guilty of health and safety breaches following the death of an employee.
The Government’s objective is to build a strong economy and a fair society where there is opportunity and security for all.
Please be aware of the following traffic bulletin from the Highways Agency: Broadcasters outside the immediate M25 area are asked to cover this bulletin in travel news in order to maximise awareness of the ...
[PLEASE NOTE NEW HEADLINE] Two landlords and a gas service engineer have been fined a total of £19,000 after risking the lives of a mother and her six-year-old daughter.
Minister for Business, Ian Lucas, tonight presented the UK’s first-ever "Cluster Marks"- a new award recognising the best of Britain’s manufacturing clusters and their valuable contribution to the country’s economic...
Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw today announced £250,000 funding for Bletchley Park museum. Located on the site of the secret British WWII code-breaking HQ, the museum will use the money to help maintain...
Seven areas in the South East are set to receive a share of £15 million for bus services announced by Transport Minister Sadiq Khan today.
A £16 million road improvement scheme which will allow for major upgrades to Reading station has taken an important step forward, Transport Minister Sadiq Khan announced today.
High-tech equipment, including surveillance cameras and tracking equipment, is being used by police to catch burglars thanks to a £2 million cash boost Home Office Minister Alan Campbell announced today...
Summer time will start on Sunday 28 March at 1.00am GMT throughout European Union Member States. The clocks go forward an hour. This means that at 1.00am (GMT) the UK will move to 2.00am British Summer Time...
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today announced a major expansion of the financial services offered by the Post Office, in a drive to put banking back into the heart of communities and making the Post Office...
A push to get drivers to stop throwing litter onto the M25 from their vehicles begins today.
An enormous civil engineering feat was achieved this weekend as a 5,000-tonne bridge deck was slid into place on the new A34 Wolvercote Viaduct.
At a hearing today in Folkstone Magistrates Court, Mr Keith Jonathon MacGregor, from Flimwell, East Sussex, pleaded guilty to a breach of the Regulations for preventing collisions at Sea (COLREGS).
Road users travelling on the 9534 carriageway miles of England’s motorways and major A roads over the Easter bank holiday will benefit from the suspension or completion of 60% of roadworks by the Highways Agency...
Young people in England and Wales are to be given the chance to become the first ever Opportunity 2012 graduates, Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell said today.
The companies had no intention of supplying goods already paid for
Advisers at The Leasehold Advisory service (LEASE), the government funded service providing completely free legal advice on leasehold matters, report a growing frequency of calls from resident leaseholders ...
Children and young people affected by severe disability, injury or illness will be better supported thanks to a new national framework to help local services make clinical assessments. The new framework was published...
A York hazardous waste recycling company was today fined £40,000 for failing to safeguard flammable liquid that was used in an arson attack on the business.
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Young people who are helping to design Blackpool’s new £4m youth centre went on a fact finding mission to Oldham and Manchester in search of good ideas.
The UK Government has made significant progress in reducing the global threat from terrorist use of dangerous nuclear, radiological, biological and chemical materials and expertise, according to a report published...
HM The Queen has appointed Jai Penna 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 and Wales...
A new C.difficile objective will be introduced to drive down infections even further and ensure that all NHS organisations strive towards the level of the very best, Health Secretary Andy Burnham announced today...
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today announced a major expansion of the financial services offered by the Post Office, in a drive to put banking back into the heart of communities and making the Post Office...
Today the launch of 'Insulate Today' brings together a group of leading businesses with Sainsbury's Energy and ACT ON CO2 as part of a pilot scheme to make it easier, cheaper and more appealing for quarter of...
Organ donors will in future be allowed to donate their organs to a family member or close friend in need of a transplant under new rules, Health Minister Ann Keen announced today.
The M53 Bidston Moss Viaduct in Wallasey will be closed overnight for around two weeks in April to allow welding work on its steel beams to be carried out in safety.
A £1 million fund available to third sector organisations that help the UK live more sustainably was announced today by Environment Minister Dan Norris. The Inspiring Sustainable Living fund is part...
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is urging businesses to get ready for major changes to VAT and PAYE coming in this spring.
New guide helps them to make sure their grandchildren are provided for.
The Government today welcomed Siemens plans to invest £80million in the UK for offshore wind production facilities, following the Government’s Budget announcement of £60m for a competition...
A new organisation is being set up to help NHS and social care bodies plan their workforce around delivering more productive and people centred care, Health Minister Ann Keen announced today.
The Business Minister Ian Lucas saw first hand today the efficiency of Vauxhall’s Ellesmere Port plant as he toured the production line which makes the Astra.
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Teenagers in Newton Heath will be able to chill out in style, now that their youth centre has been given a £500,000 makeover.
Primary school pupils in Manchester have ‘graduated’ from a course set up to give them a flavour of Higher and Further Education, and the world of work.
New rules for businesses who want to reschedule large tax debts under HMRC’s Business Payment Support Service (BPSS) come into effect next month.
A push to get drivers to stop throwing litter onto the M25 from their vehicles begins today.
An enormous civil engineering feat was achieved this weekend as a 5,000-tonne bridge deck was slid into place on the new A34 Wolvercote Viaduct.
Housing Minister John Healey and the Local Government Association (LGA) today announced they are launching joint work to look at how councils can deliver new homes to tackle the shortage of affordable housing...
At a hearing today in Folkstone Magistrates Court, Mr Keith Jonathon MacGregor, from Flimwell, East Sussex, pleaded guilty to a breach of the Regulations for preventing collisions at Sea (COLREGS).
Road users travelling on the 9534 carriageway miles of England’s motorways and major A roads over the Easter bank holiday will benefit from the suspension or completion of 60% of roadworks by the Highways Agency...
A comedy phone-in called ‘Ask the Milkman’, an 80’s music quiz for teachers, games with goodie bag prizes and a varied playlist featuring everything from JLS to Bon Jovi are just some examples of programming ...
Issued by the News Distribution Service on behalf of the ACMD.
Debtors who believe they can go bankrupt yet hide some of their assets from the Official Receiver have been told to think again by The Insolvency Service.
Young people in England and Wales are to be given the chance to become the first ever Opportunity 2012 graduates, Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell said today.
Measures to improve skills and safety for new motorcycle riders, drivers of lorries and buses and new drivers who want to tow medium sized trailers were confirmed today by the Department for Transport (DfT) in...
An engineering company has today been fined after one of its workers was injured when he got his arm trapped in a drilling machine.
WM/626/10
People living in Worcestershire who are concerned they or family members might be suffering from early stages of dementia are about to benefit from a new service.
More than 500 young people from across Coventry came together at a special event at the Ricoh Arena on Friday night (26 March) to celebrate the achievements of 11 to 21-year-olds from the city.
Students from Manchester and Oldham were celebrated for their storytelling abilities on Friday 19th March as winners of the Learning Force Inter-Schools’ English Challenge competition.
DWP061/10 Long-term Jobseekers Allowance claimants will be given the guarantee of a job or work placement as part of the Government’s radical next stage of welfare reform.
A stonemasons’ health and safety event in Vauxhall, south London, has been such a proved so successful that further events are now being arranged to answer the demand.
Housing Minister John Healey has given councils and housing associations another 27,000 hot leads to potential tenancy cheats who fraudulently sublet the homes they have been allocated.
You wouldn't want to meet them on a dark night, but luckily the Royal Navy's most advanced attack submarine, Astute, and the service's newest Trafalgar class boat are on the same side - and, for that matter, ...
Monday 29 March 2010 Maria Eagle, Deputy Minister for Women and Equality, today announced the appointment of Kaliani Lyle as the new Scotland Commissioner for the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
Mephedrone and its related compounds are to be banned and made Class B drugs following recommendations from the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD), Home Secretary Alan Johnson announced today.
Housing Minister John Healey has given councils and housing associations another 27,000 hot leads to potential tenancy cheats who fraudulently sublet the homes they have been allocated.
A push to get drivers to stop throwing litter onto the M25 from their vehicles begins today.
An enormous civil engineering feat was achieved this weekend as a 5,000-tonne bridge deck was slid into place on the new A34 Wolvercote Viaduct.
At a hearing today in Folkstone Magistrates Court, Mr Keith Jonathon MacGregor, from Flimwell, East Sussex, pleaded guilty to a breach of the Regulations for preventing collisions at Sea (COLREGS).
Road users travelling on the 9534 carriageway miles of England’s motorways and major A roads over the Easter bank holiday will benefit from the suspension or completion of 60% of roadworks by the Highways Agency...
Young people in England and Wales are to be given the chance to become the first ever Opportunity 2012 graduates, Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell said today.
Debtors who believe they can go bankrupt yet hide some of their assets from the Official Receiver have been told to think again by The Insolvency Service.
An engineering company has today been fined after one of its workers was injured when he got his arm trapped in a drilling machine.
WM/626/10
People living in Worcestershire who are concerned they or family members might be suffering from early stages of dementia are about to benefit from a new service.
More than 500 young people from across Coventry came together at a special event at the Ricoh Arena on Friday night (26 March) to celebrate the achievements of 11 to 21-year-olds from the city.
Students from Manchester and Oldham were celebrated for their storytelling abilities on Friday 19th March as winners of the Learning Force Inter-Schools’ English Challenge competition.
DWP061/10 Long-term Jobseekers Allowance claimants will be given the guarantee of a job or work placement as part of the Government’s radical next stage of welfare reform.
A stonemasons’ health and safety event in Vauxhall, south London, has been such a proved so successful that further events are now being arranged to answer the demand.
An enormous civil engineering feat was achieved this weekend as a 5,000-tonne bridge deck was slid into place on the new A34 Wolvercote Viaduct.
Road users travelling on the 9534 carriageway miles of England’s motorways and major A roads over the Easter bank holiday will benefit from the suspension or completion of 60% of roadworks by the Highways Agency...
A comedy phone-in called ‘Ask the Milkman’, an 80’s music quiz for teachers, games with goodie bag prizes and a varied playlist featuring everything from JLS to Bon Jovi are just some examples of programming ...
Issued by the News Distribution Service on behalf of the ACMD.
Young people in England and Wales are to be given the chance to become the first ever Opportunity 2012 graduates, Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell said today.
Measures to improve skills and safety for new motorcycle riders, drivers of lorries and buses and new drivers who want to tow medium sized trailers were confirmed today by the Department for Transport (DfT) in...
A push to get drivers to stop throwing litter onto the M25 from their vehicles begins today.
An enormous civil engineering feat was achieved this weekend as a 5,000-tonne bridge deck was slid into place on the new A34 Wolvercote Viaduct.
An enormous civil engineering feat was achieved this weekend as a 5,000-tonne bridge deck was slid into place on the new A34 Wolvercote Viaduct.
Housing Minister John Healey and the Local Government Association (LGA) today announced they are launching joint work to look at how councils can deliver new homes to tackle the shortage of affordable housing...
At a hearing today in Folkstone Magistrates Court, Mr Keith Jonathon MacGregor, from Flimwell, East Sussex, pleaded guilty to a breach of the Regulations for preventing collisions at Sea (COLREGS).
An enormous civil engineering feat was achieved this weekend as a 5,000-tonne bridge deck was slid into place on the new A34 Wolvercote Viaduct.
Teenagers in Newton Heath will be able to chill out in style, now that their youth centre has been given a £500,000 makeover.
Primary school pupils in Manchester have ‘graduated’ from a course set up to give them a flavour of Higher and Further Education, and the world of work.
New rules for businesses who want to reschedule large tax debts under HMRC’s Business Payment Support Service (BPSS) come into effect next month.
A push to get drivers to stop throwing litter onto the M25 from their vehicles begins today.
New guide helps them to make sure their grandchildren are provided for.
Issued by the News Distribution Service on behalf of the ACMD.
Knife crime is a growing concern, introducing metal detectors to each state...
This petition requests that the Prime Minister enables ordinary citizens to...
We the undersigned demand that the Prime Minister ban members of the BNP...
many sovereign states within the eu appear not to adhere to basic tenants of...
The Government s change to Planning Use Classes Order is bad for the Private...
Food should be as nature intended - pure and natural. Ideas for...
to stop the use of Lay magistrates who are not legally trained,even though...
Criminologists from throughout the world have all stated that corporate...
recognise that the British people will not support the admission of Turkey...
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today announced a major expansion of the financial services offered by the Post Office, in a drive to put banking back into the heart of communities and making the Post Office...
The Business Minister Ian Lucas saw first hand today the efficiency of Vauxhall’s Ellesmere Port plant as he toured the production line which makes the Astra.
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today announced a major expansion of the financial services offered by the Post Office, in a drive to put banking back into the heart of communities and making the Post Office...
Today the launch of 'Insulate Today' brings together a group of leading businesses with Sainsbury's Energy and ACT ON CO2 as part of a pilot scheme to make it easier, cheaper and more appealing for quarter of...
Advisers at The Leasehold Advisory service (LEASE), the government funded service providing completely free legal advice on leasehold matters, report a growing frequency of calls from resident leaseholders ...
Children and young people affected by severe disability, injury or illness will be better supported thanks to a new national framework to help local services make clinical assessments. The new framework was published...
A £1 million fund available to third sector organisations that help the UK live more sustainably was announced today by Environment Minister Dan Norris. The Inspiring Sustainable Living fund is part...
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is urging businesses to get ready for major changes to VAT and PAYE coming in this spring.
The Government today welcomed Siemens plans to invest £80million in the UK for offshore wind production facilities, following the Government’s Budget announcement of £60m for a competition...
A new organisation is being set up to help NHS and social care bodies plan their workforce around delivering more productive and people centred care, Health Minister Ann Keen announced today.
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today announced a major expansion of the financial services offered by the Post Office, in a drive to put banking back into the heart of communities and making the Post Office...
Today the launch of 'Insulate Today' brings together a group of leading businesses with Sainsbury's Energy and ACT ON CO2 as part of a pilot scheme to make it easier, cheaper and more appealing for quarter of...
Organ donors will in future be allowed to donate their organs to a family member or close friend in need of a transplant under new rules, Health Minister Ann Keen announced today.
The M53 Bidston Moss Viaduct in Wallasey will be closed overnight for around two weeks in April to allow welding work on its steel beams to be carried out in safety.
The UK Government has made significant progress in reducing the global threat from terrorist use of dangerous nuclear, radiological, biological and chemical materials and expertise, according to a report published...
HM The Queen has appointed Jai Penna 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 and Wales...
A new C.difficile objective will be introduced to drive down infections even further and ensure that all NHS organisations strive towards the level of the very best, Health Secretary Andy Burnham announced today...
The UK Government has made significant progress in reducing the global threat from terrorist use of dangerous nuclear, radiological, biological and chemical materials and expertise, according to a report published...
HM The Queen has appointed Jai Penna 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 and Wales...
A new C.difficile objective will be introduced to drive down infections even further and ensure that all NHS organisations strive towards the level of the very best, Health Secretary Andy Burnham announced today...
The UK Government has made significant progress in reducing the global threat from terrorist use of dangerous nuclear, radiological, biological and chemical materials and expertise, according to a report published...
HM The Queen has appointed Jai Penna 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 and Wales...
A new C.difficile objective will be introduced to drive down infections even further and ensure that all NHS organisations strive towards the level of the very best, Health Secretary Andy Burnham announced today...
This consultation started on 11th February 2010 and ends on 6th May 2010.
Consultation on changes to travel and subsistence schemes for temporary workers paid at or near the National Minimum Wage (NMW) which...
This consultation started on 27th January 2010 and ends on 21st April 2010.
1. The Burial and Cremation Review Group was set up in 2005 by the former Minister for Health under the previous administration...
This consultation started on 26th January 2010 and ends on 20th April 2010.
The purpose of the consultation is to invite comments on the transposition into Scots law of Council Directive 2008/50EC on Ambient...
This consultation started on 25th January 2010 and ends on 18th April 2010.
Consultation on reservoir safety legislation and proposals to introduce a risk based reservoir safety regime for Scotland which...
HM The Queen has appointed Jai Penna 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 and Wales...
A new C.difficile objective will be introduced to drive down infections even further and ensure that all NHS organisations strive towards the level of the very best, Health Secretary Andy Burnham announced today...