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03 February 2011

Report of the Rural Champions Project
seen at 23:23, 3 February in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
The Final Report of the Rural Champions Project and related appendices have now been published.
Report of the Rural Champions Project
seen at 23:23, 3 February in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
The Final Report of the Rural Champions Project and related appendices.
State of the countryside update: Market towns
seen at 23:23, 3 February in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
State of the countryside update report focusing on Market Towns.
State of the countryside update: Market towns
seen at 23:23, 3 February in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
The Commission for Rural Communities have published a State of the Countryside Update focusing on Market Towns.
CRC response to court closures
seen at 23:23, 3 February in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
Last Summer the Minister for the Natural Environment and Fisheries asked the CRC to consider the impact on rural communities of the Ministry of Justice s proposed programme of court closures.
Highways agency advice to road users in the north as high winds are forecast
seen at 18:26, 3 February in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

Road users in the North are being urged to check the weather and driving conditions before setting out tomorrow (Friday, February 4) – with the Met Office forecasting high winds for the North West, North East...

New guide to improve communication between automotive technology developers
seen at 18:19, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

The Automotive Council has published today (3 February) a new guide which defines technology and manufacturing readiness levels. This will help steer developers and adopters of new automotive technologies through...

Farm safety events target moray and highland farmers
seen at 18:19, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Farmers across Moray and the Highlands are encouraged to attend one of two free half day events later this month for advice on the dangers of working in agriculture.

Food firm fined after worker hospitalised
seen at 18:19, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

A Lincolnshire food company which packs vegetables for supermarkets has been fined £15,000 after a worker ended up in hospital when hit by a falling crate.

Highways agency advice to road users in the north as high winds are forecast
seen at 18:19, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Road users in the North are being urged to check the weather and driving conditions before setting out tomorrow (Friday, February 4) – with the Met Office forecasting high winds for the North West, North East...

Mark prisk meets with thames valley berkshire local enterprise partnership
seen at 16:25, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Business minister Mark Prisk has had his first meeting with a local enterprise partnership in Reading today.

Event to help reduce death and injury on bedfordshire farms
seen at 16:25, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Around 250 farmers from across Bedfordshire will be attending a free event on Tuesday 8 February aimed at helping reduce the number of deaths and injuries in agriculture.

Former solicitor back in jail
seen at 16:25, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

A convicted VAT fraudster from Staffordshire who has failed to fully pay a £410,000 confiscation order was sent back to prison to serve a further two years and three months (849 days) today.

Europe's ict experts reveal a wealth of opportunities for uk companies at north west event
seen at 13:50, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Investment, new technology and UK expertise all point to international success Specialist Commercial Officers from all over Europe descended on Daresbury Laboratory last week to meet local ICT businesses and...

South yorkshire glazing firm fined after scaffold fall
seen at 13:50, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

A South Yorkshire glazing firm has been sentenced after an employee was hurt when he fell more than ten feet from an unsafe scaffold.

Strictly more time needed for journeys to and around the nec this weekend
seen at 12:58, 3 February in Valuation Office Agency News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency is warning of heavy traffic on the motorways around the NEC this weekend when major events take place at the same time.

Property developer jailed for £25m vat fraud
seen at 12:48, 3 February in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

A Middlesex man who evaded £25m in tax by submitting false VAT repayment claims for 15 different companies has been jailed for eight and a half years after an investigation by HM Revenue & Customs...

Weekend of work as a14 bridge scheme nears completion
seen at 11:10, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Drivers around Ipswich are being advised by the Highways Agency to plan their journeys next weekend (11-14 February), as work on the main phase of a project to replace important components on the A14 Orwell Bridge...

Transport statistics
seen at 11:10, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

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

Millions of extra holidays protected as government confirms atol reform
seen at 11:10, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

People booking a holiday abroad are set to benefit from a clearer more extensive protection scheme after the Government confirmed it would press ahead with reforms to ATOL (Air Travel Organisers’ Licensing). ...

Lancashire businessman in court after worker breaks back
seen at 11:10, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

A Lancashire businessman has been sentenced after one of his employees broke his back when he fell off a ladder.

Catherine bell re-appointed to the board of the civil aviation authority
seen at 11:10, 3 February in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Transport Secretary Philip Hammond has re-appointed Dr Catherine Bell as a Non-executive Director of the Civil Aviation Authority for a further three years from 1 April.