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25 October 2011

Lane closures for m180 cable renewal at scunthorpe
seen at 18:46, 25 October in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

A £912,000 Highways Agency project to update electrical cabling along the M180 near Scunthorpe will get underway next week.

Government funding to help create more than 100 jobs in stoke-on-trent
seen at 18:46, 25 October in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

A project to save the last working Victorian pottery in the UK and create more than 100 new jobs in Stoke-on-Trent has secured commitments to receive £5 million of government and private funding.

South tyneside manufacturer fined after workers exposed to hazardous fumes
seen at 18:46, 25 October in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

A South Tyneside company has been prosecuted for putting workers’ health at risk by exposing them to known hazardous fumes.

Mpa appoints two new assistant commissioners to the met
seen at 18:46, 25 October in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

Metropolitan Police Authority 25/10/11 53/11 The Metropolitan Police Authority has appointed Mark Rowley (currently Chief Constable of Surrey) and Simon Byrne (currently Deputy Chief Constable, Greater Manchester...

Stonemason ‘as seen on tv’ is prosecuted
seen at 16:58, 25 October in Student Loans Company News - national (Our copy).

A Cambridgeshire stonemasonry business has been fined over dangerous stone dust after the firm appeared on a BBC television programme

Chicken company fined £230,000 after worker loses hand
seen at 16:57, 25 October in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

A major European food business producing raw and prepared chicken products has been fined £230,000 after two incidents at its Suffolk factory, one of which led to an employee losing his right hand.

Final gang member sentenced in £10million cigarette smuggling case
seen at 16:57, 25 October in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

The final member of a criminal gang that smuggled over 64 million counterfeit cigarettes into the UK, evading £10m in duty, was jailed for five years at Southwark Crown Court today. Kevin Harle, a ...

The world’s most advanced civil aircraft, helicopters, and an airship showcase the british aerospace industry in the middle of westminster
seen at 13:13, 25 October in Student Loans Company News - national (Our copy).

A full-size helicopter, models of the world’s latest passenger aircraft, an experimental unmanned aircraft, and a hybrid airship have been attracting attention and showcasing the very best of the British aerospace...

Children and teenagers to benefit from successful adult mental health therapy
seen at 12:21, 25 October in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

The Government is investing £32 million in psychological therapies, including talking therapies, for children and young people with mental health problems, Care Services Minister Paul Burstow will announce...

New non-executive director for ecgd - sir eric peacock joins the uk’s export credit agency
seen at 12:21, 25 October in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

Leading entrepreneur Sir Eric Peacock has been appointed a non-executive director of ECGD, the UK’s export credit agency.

A19 resurfacing and bridge works at killingworth
seen at 12:21, 25 October in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

Overnight work to resurface the carriageway and carry out bridge repairs along the A19 at Killingworth near Newcastle will get underway next month.

A1 capri lodge to blackwood hall resurfacing works, near morpeth, northumberland
seen at 12:21, 25 October in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

Between 31 October and the end of November the Highways Agency will be undertaking a £950,000 maintenance project to resurface a 6 km section of the A1 near Morpeth [between Capri Lodge and Blackwood...