A healthcare worker at a Worcestershire hospital contracted the Hepatitis C virus after injuring herself on a needle used to take blood from an infected patient.
The Traffic Commissioner for Scotland, Joan Aitken has reduced the number of coaches on the licence of a Jedburgh coach company and fined them £3,000 after they were called to a public inquiry in Edinburgh...
A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
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A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
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A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
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This consultation started on 9th August 2010 and ends on 1st November 2010.
The Food Standards Agency in Scotland is seeking comments on the attached guidance (see Annex C) which has been specifically...
This consultation started on 9th August 2010 and ends on 11th October 2010.
The Government has been reviewing the progress of OHPA towards implementation, and reassessing the case for creation of a new ...
This consultation started on 6th August 2010 and ends on 29th October 2010.
A consultation on a guide for landlords allocating social housing.
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A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
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A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
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A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work
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The UK welcomed the signature of the EU-Korean Free Trade Agreement (FTA) at the EU-Korea Summit in Brussels today.
The Secretary of State for Transport has appointed Iain Osborne as a member of the Board of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). He will become Group Director, Regulatory Policy with effect from 10th January 2011...
The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:
Business and Enterprise Minister Mark Prisk will spend today undertaking ‘work experience’ at Ashley Anderson Ltd, a furniture manufacturer based in the West Midlands. This will be Mr Prisk’s second day working...
Asked about reports calling on the Bank of England to inject more money into the economy, the PMS said that he was not aware of any particular reports. The PMS added that there had been some comments from Monetary...
Asked if the Prime Minister had any comment for the millions of middle class families who would lose money on the new proposal, the PMS replied that the Chancellor had set out the position this morning. The PMS...
Asked if there was any more information on travel advice, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that there was a statement from the Home Secretary at the weekend setting out the US decision...
Press briefing from the Prime Minister s spokesperson on: terror threat level, child benefit and economy
Terror Threat LevelAsked if there was any more information on travel advice, the Prime Minister...
Around 35,000 people will benefit from a £70 million cash boost that will enable the NHS to support people back into their homes after a spell in hospital, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley announced ...
The Highways Agency will begin work to resurface two roundabouts on the A49 in Hereford from the 11 October 2010 for up to five nights.
Sections of the A259 between Guldeford Crossing and Kent Ditch,near Rye, are to be resurfaced to provide a smoother, quieter road surface and improve journeys for road users.
Two new non-party-political peers recommended by the House of Lords Appointments Commission were announced today.
Mandatory reports to give patients more information and drive down infections
National waste and recycling company Veolia ES (UK) Ltd has been fined £225,000 after a worker was killed in a vehicle collision while collecting litter from a busy road.
A former British Royal Marine has been jailed for two and half years after attempting to supply hi-tech sniper-scopes to Iran.
The failed plot to smuggle the valuable horns of a white rhino out of the UK through Manchester Airport has landed the perpetrator in jail for 12 months.
The Highways Agency will begin work to resurface and provide new road markings on the A64 eastbound exit slip road and westbound entry slip road at Copmanthorpe (Bond Hill Loop) in York, North Yorkshire.
A major pub chain has been fined £300,000 after a Merseyside landlord died from carbon monoxide poisoning, and tenants at another 474 pubs were put at risk.
A man was left with serious injuries after a fall from an unguarded platform, a court heard during the sentencing of a Huddersfield textile retailer.
Commenting on the news that Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov have won the Nobel Prize for Physics 2010, the Minister for Universities and Science, David Willetts said:
The Highways Agency will begin work to resurface two roundabouts on the A49 in Hereford from the 11 October 2010 for up to five nights.
Around 35,000 people will benefit from a £70 million cash boost that will enable the NHS to support people back into their homes after a spell in hospital, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley announced ...
The Highways Agency will begin work to resurface two roundabouts on the A49 in Hereford from the 11 October 2010 for up to five nights.
Sections of the A259 between Guldeford Crossing and Kent Ditch,near Rye, are to be resurfaced to provide a smoother, quieter road surface and improve journeys for road users.
Two new non-party-political peers recommended by the House of Lords Appointments Commission were announced today.
Mandatory reports to give patients more information and drive down infections
National waste and recycling company Veolia ES (UK) Ltd has been fined £225,000 after a worker was killed in a vehicle collision while collecting litter from a busy road.
A former British Royal Marine has been jailed for two and half years after attempting to supply hi-tech sniper-scopes to Iran.
The failed plot to smuggle the valuable horns of a white rhino out of the UK through Manchester Airport has landed the perpetrator in jail for 12 months.
The Highways Agency will begin work to resurface and provide new road markings on the A64 eastbound exit slip road and westbound entry slip road at Copmanthorpe (Bond Hill Loop) in York, North Yorkshire.
A major pub chain has been fined £300,000 after a Merseyside landlord died from carbon monoxide poisoning, and tenants at another 474 pubs were put at risk.
A man was left with serious injuries after a fall from an unguarded platform, a court heard during the sentencing of a Huddersfield textile retailer.
Commenting on the news that Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov have won the Nobel Prize for Physics 2010, the Minister for Universities and Science, David Willetts said:
Around 35,000 people will benefit from a £70 million cash boost that will enable the NHS to support people back into their homes after a spell in hospital, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley announced ...
The Highways Agency will begin work to resurface two roundabouts on the A49 in Hereford from the 11 October 2010 for up to five nights.
Sections of the A259 between Guldeford Crossing and Kent Ditch,near Rye, are to be resurfaced to provide a smoother, quieter road surface and improve journeys for road users.
Two new non-party-political peers recommended by the House of Lords Appointments Commission were announced today.
Mandatory reports to give patients more information and drive down infections
National waste and recycling company Veolia ES (UK) Ltd has been fined £225,000 after a worker was killed in a vehicle collision while collecting litter from a busy road.
A former British Royal Marine has been jailed for two and half years after attempting to supply hi-tech sniper-scopes to Iran.
The failed plot to smuggle the valuable horns of a white rhino out of the UK through Manchester Airport has landed the perpetrator in jail for 12 months.
The Highways Agency will begin work to resurface and provide new road markings on the A64 eastbound exit slip road and westbound entry slip road at Copmanthorpe (Bond Hill Loop) in York, North Yorkshire.
A major pub chain has been fined £300,000 after a Merseyside landlord died from carbon monoxide poisoning, and tenants at another 474 pubs were put at risk.
A man was left with serious injuries after a fall from an unguarded platform, a court heard during the sentencing of a Huddersfield textile retailer.
Commenting on the news that Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov have won the Nobel Prize for Physics 2010, the Minister for Universities and Science, David Willetts said: