A manufacturing company based in Uxbridge has been fined for a series of health and safety breaches which put its employees at risk.
The owner of racing stables in North Yorkshire has been prosecuted after a yard worker fell more than three metres through a skylight in a stable block.
A manufacturing company based in Uxbridge has been fined for a series of health and safety breaches which put its employees at risk.
Skills Minister John Hayes today announced that Frank McLoughlin CBE, Principal of City and Islington College, will chair the independent Commission on adult education and vocational pedagogy.
Construction sites in Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire are being put under the safety spotlight as part of an intensive inspection initiative aimed at reducing death and injury.
Skills Minister John Hayes today announced that Frank McLoughlin CBE, Principal of City and Islington College, will chair the independent Commission on adult education and vocational pedagogy.
Work to improve safety on several junctions and crossing points near Little Bentley on the A120 west of Harwich will start on Monday 12 March.
A group of enterprising teenagers enjoyed a visit to Parliament today with Business and Enterprise Minister Mark Prisk. The team from St George’s school in Blackpool won the Premier League’s Enterprise Challenge...
Tower hamlets voices its concern about benefit changes
The Department of Health today announced three appointments to its senior team.
Dr Felicity Harvey CBE, currently Director of the Implementation Unit in the Cabinet Office, will take up the post of Director...
Construction sites in Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk are being put under the safety spotlight as part of an intensive inspection initiative aimed at reducing death and injury.
The Minister for Trade and Investment, Lord Stephen Green, was in the West Midlands on 28 February at the regional launch of the National Challenge: Exporting for Growth, supported by UK Trade & Investment...
Drivers in South Yorkshire are being advised that part of the M18 near Doncaster is to close for two weekends for a vital £1m Highways Agency maintenance scheme.
Drivers in South Yorkshire are being advised that weekend work to repair a bridge joint over the M1 near Sheffield will get underway next week.
Motorists in many remote island communities will benefit from a 5 pence per litre discount on pump prices from tomorrow, 1 March 2012. The Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, announced in November...
Professor John Kay today published an interim report on his Independent Review of investment in UK equity markets and its impact on company performance and governance.
Earlier diagnosis of a rare condition and better coordinated care will help improve the quality of life for people with rare diseases and their families, according to the first ever UK plan on rare diseases, ...
Passengers are on track to benefit from faster, longer trains and over 12,000 extra seats each day on journeys into London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Newcastle, Sheffield, Glasgow and Edinburgh...
Wednesday 8 February 2012 ...
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The foremost innovators in financial investigation and prosecution came together last night (27 February) for the seventh annual Keith Hughes Awards.
A new report published today by the Government shows that around £4 million of regulatory burdens will be cut from British businesses between January and June 2012.
Detailed monthly transaction information is now available in addition to the House Price Index
Modo Homes Group Ltd, a Merseyside-based company which obtained payment from investors on the basis of false representations has been wound up in the public interest following an investigation by Company Investigations...
A 69 year-old man from Langdon Hills, Essex has been sentenced to two eight-month prison sentences at Basildon Crown Court for acting as a director while disqualified and bankrupt, following an investigation ...
Helen Louise Rush, a bankrupt from Exeter, Devon has been sentenced to six months in prison for a bankruptcy offence and benefit fraud after a joint prosecution by the Department for Business Innovation and Skills...
Deputy Prime Minister announces extra £22 million for ground-breaking children’s mental health programme
Up to £22m will be pumped into a pioneering programme to give children...
Apprenticeships are now providing a record number of opportunities for individuals and employers, and the benefits which the programme delivers can be felt across every community in our country and every sector...
My honourable friend the Minister of State for Further Education, Skills and Lifelong Learning (John Hayes) has today made the following Statement.
I am writing to inform the House that we are announcing...
My honourable friend the Minister of State for Further Education, Skills and Lifelong Learning (John Hayes) has today made the following Statement.
I am writing to inform the House that the Office for National...
I wish to inform the House that the Government have opted in to the following measures:
the Council decision relating to the proposal on the signature and provisional application of an association agreement...
My honourable friend the Minister for Employment Relations, Consumer and Postal Affairs (Norman Lamb) has today made the following Statement.
The EU Competitiveness Council will take place in Brussels on...
My right honourable friend the Minister of State for Universities and Science (David Willetts) has today made the following Statement.
I am today confirming that there is to be no system of charges introduced...
My honourable friend the Minister for Employment Relations, Consumer and Postal Affairs (Norman Lamb) has today made the following Statement.
The EU Competitiveness Council took place in Brussels on 20 ...
My honourable friend the Minister of State for Business and Enterprise (Mark Prisk) has today made the following Statement.
The Government are today publishing the One-in, One-out: Third Statement of New...
The Government are today publishing the One-in, One-out: Third Statement of New Regulation. This statement reports on regulations within the scope of the one-in, one-out rule which are expected to come into force...
The EU Competitiveness Council took place in Brussels on 20 and 21 February 2012. I represented the UK on internal market and industry issues on 20 February, and Andy Lebrecht, Deputy Permanent Representative...
The Government launched the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) in July 2010 to provide independent advice on simplifying the tax system.
The OTS has been working on three reviews and today has published...
The interim report for the Asset Protection Agency (APA) has today been made electronically available in the Libraries of both Houses.
The report contains commentary on key developments in relation to the...
On 17 November 2011, the Chancellor announced the sale of Northern Rock plc to Virgin Money. The transaction completed on 1 January 2012, following approval from the Financial Services Authority and receipt of...
I am publishing today the Government Olympic Executive’s Quarterly Report—“London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games Quarterly Report February 2012”. This report explains the latest budget...
Together with the Under-Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport, the hon. Member for Wantage (Mr Vaizey), I am today publishing Darren Henley’s report on cultural education and the Government...
We would like to draw the attention of the House to the announcement yesterday by the Government of the overseas territory of South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands, declaring a sustainable use marine protected...
I wish to inform the House that the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, together with the Ministry of Defence and the Department for International Development, is today publishing a revised British Government national...
I have today laid before Parliament a public consultation document: Consultation on an order giving legal effect to the administrative merger of the Crown Prosecution Service and the Revenue and Customs Prosecutions...
I would like to inform the House that the invitation to negotiate for the procurement of rolling stock and associated depot facilities has today been issued by Crossrail Ltd.
Together with the Mayor of ...
Helen Louise Rush, a bankrupt from Exeter, Devon has been sentenced to six months in prison for a bankruptcy offence and benefit fraud after a joint prosecution by the Department for Business Innovation and Skills...
The foremost innovators in financial investigation and prosecution came together last night (27 February) for the seventh annual Keith Hughes Awards.
A new report published today by the Government shows that around £4 million of regulatory burdens will be cut from British businesses between January and June 2012.
Detailed monthly transaction information is now available in addition to the House Price Index
Modo Homes Group Ltd, a Merseyside-based company which obtained payment from investors on the basis of false representations has been wound up in the public interest following an investigation by Company Investigations...
A 69 year-old man from Langdon Hills, Essex has been sentenced to two eight-month prison sentences at Basildon Crown Court for acting as a director while disqualified and bankrupt, following an investigation ...
Helen Louise Rush, a bankrupt from Exeter, Devon has been sentenced to six months in prison for a bankruptcy offence and benefit fraud after a joint prosecution by the Department for Business Innovation and Skills...
Deputy Prime Minister announces extra £22 million for ground-breaking children’s mental health programme
Up to £22m will be pumped into a pioneering programme to give children...
The foremost innovators in financial investigation and prosecution came together last night (27 February) for the seventh annual Keith Hughes Awards.
A new report published today by the Government shows that around £4 million of regulatory burdens will be cut from British businesses between January and June 2012.
Detailed monthly transaction information is now available in addition to the House Price Index
Modo Homes Group Ltd, a Merseyside-based company which obtained payment from investors on the basis of false representations has been wound up in the public interest following an investigation by Company Investigations...
A 69 year-old man from Langdon Hills, Essex has been sentenced to two eight-month prison sentences at Basildon Crown Court for acting as a director while disqualified and bankrupt, following an investigation ...
Helen Louise Rush, a bankrupt from Exeter, Devon has been sentenced to six months in prison for a bankruptcy offence and benefit fraud after a joint prosecution by the Department for Business Innovation and Skills...
Deputy Prime Minister announces extra £22 million for ground-breaking children’s mental health programme
Up to £22m will be pumped into a pioneering programme to give children...
Deputy Prime Minister announces extra £22 million for ground-breaking children’s mental health programme
Up to £22m will be pumped into a pioneering programme to give children...
Helen Louise Rush, a bankrupt from Exeter, Devon has been sentenced to six months in prison for a bankruptcy offence and benefit fraud after a joint prosecution by the Department for Business Innovation and Skills...
A 69 year-old man from Langdon Hills, Essex has been sentenced to two eight-month prison sentences at Basildon Crown Court for acting as a director while disqualified and bankrupt, following an investigation ...
A 69 year-old man from Langdon Hills, Essex has been sentenced to two eight-month prison sentences at Basildon Crown Court for acting as a director while disqualified and bankrupt, following an investigation ...
Modo Homes Group Ltd, a Merseyside-based company which obtained payment from investors on the basis of false representations has been wound up in the public interest following an investigation by Company Investigations...
Detailed monthly transaction information is now available in addition to the House Price Index
The foremost innovators in financial investigation and prosecution came together last night (27 February) for the seventh annual Keith Hughes Awards.
A new report published today by the Government shows that around £4 million of regulatory burdens will be cut from British businesses between January and June 2012.
Road users are being advised that the northbound carriageway of the A46 will be closed between the Stragglethorpe junction and Saxondale Roundabout for around two-hours in the early hours of Monday, 5 March.
CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY
At this difficult stage of the recovery, it must now be clear to everyone that Britain needs to build a different kind of economy. We need one that benefits from the growth of Asia...
The Government drive to cut red tape and give organisations greater freedom has been boosted by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) decision that further education colleges should no longer be classified...
Skills Minister John Hayes today outlined plans to scale up the Government’s efforts to safeguard and improve the quality and standards of apprenticeships.
HMRC has today announced new governance arrangements for significant tax disputes, to provide greater transparency, scrutiny and accountability. Effective and efficient tax collection is critical to maintaining...
The Government has today taken steps to close two aggressive tax avoidance schemes recently disclosed to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) by a bank.
Road users will benefit from improved driving conditions as a result of forthcoming resurfacing work on the M5 between junction 7 and 8. The work will also include installation of new road markings and studs.
Two Nottingham companies have been fined after a worker fell more than nine metres, injuring his back.
A worker died when a six-metre steel machine landed on top of him after it was dislodged from overhead brackets at a factory in East Yorkshire.
Two Highways Agency maintenance projects renewing studs and white lining along the A64 in North Yorkshire will be taking place next month.
The Highways Agency has today awarded the first of its new Asset Support Contracts (ASC) to an Atkins Skanska joint venture, for maintaining and improving the network of motorways and major ‘A’ roads in the South...
An employee of an Oxfordshire-based engineering company sustained life-threatening burns after striking a high voltage electric cable during construction work on the new Crossrail railway.
A report published today calls for universities to be at the heart of the economy to promote growth in the UK and improve the employability of our graduates.
I am writing to inform the House that the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has recently reviewed the classification of colleges and notified HM Treasury on 23 February 2012 that both further education colleges...
Apprenticeships are now providing a record number of opportunities for individuals and employers, and the benefits which the programme delivers can be felt across every community in our country and every sector...
The Government are fully committed to tackling tax avoidance and will take necessary steps to protect the Exchequer and maintain fairness in the tax system.
The Government are therefore acting today to ...
As previously published, the Government will deliver 30,000 national citizen service (NCS) places in 2012.
I am very pleased to be able to provide information about the location of national citizen service...
I wish to inform the House that the Government has opted in to the following measures:
(i) the Council decision relating to the proposal on the signature and provisional application of an association agreement...
This statement is also published in the names of the Home Secretary and the Secretary of State for International Development. On 23 February the UK hosted the London conference on Somalia. When he announced this...
I have today laid before Parliament the Government response to the House of Commons Health Committee’s report “Public Expenditure: Thirteenth Report of Session 2010-12” (Cm 8283). The Committee...
The coalition Government are firmly committed to protecting the security of UK citizens and to defending civil liberties. Our experience is that both security and privacy are possible. We must resist trading ...
In July 2011, when I laid the final report of the IMC before the House, I made a commitment to provide twice yearly updates summarising the threat. This statement is the first such update and represents our assessment...
On 16 January 2012, I announced the significant operating cost reductions we have made in running the Government Car and Despatch Agency (GCDA) since May 2010. The previous Government had ministerial cars for...
The Highways Agency has today awarded the first of its new Asset Support Contracts (ASC) to an Atkins Skanska joint venture, for maintaining and improving the network of motorways and major ‘A’ roads in the South...
Road users are being advised that the northbound carriageway of the A46 will be closed between the Stragglethorpe junction and Saxondale Roundabout for around two-hours in the early hours of Monday, 5 March.
Two Nottingham companies have been fined after a worker fell more than nine metres, injuring his back.
Road users will benefit from improved driving conditions as a result of forthcoming resurfacing work on the M5 between junction 7 and 8. The work will also include installation of new road markings and studs.
Road users are being advised that the northbound carriageway of the A46 will be closed between the Stragglethorpe junction and Saxondale Roundabout for around two-hours in the early hours of Monday, 5 March.
CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY
At this difficult stage of the recovery, it must now be clear to everyone that Britain needs to build a different kind of economy. We need one that benefits from the growth of Asia...
The Government drive to cut red tape and give organisations greater freedom has been boosted by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) decision that further education colleges should no longer be classified...
Skills Minister John Hayes today outlined plans to scale up the Government’s efforts to safeguard and improve the quality and standards of apprenticeships.
HMRC has today announced new governance arrangements for significant tax disputes, to provide greater transparency, scrutiny and accountability. Effective and efficient tax collection is critical to maintaining...
The Government has today taken steps to close two aggressive tax avoidance schemes recently disclosed to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) by a bank.
Road users will benefit from improved driving conditions as a result of forthcoming resurfacing work on the M5 between junction 7 and 8. The work will also include installation of new road markings and studs.
Two Nottingham companies have been fined after a worker fell more than nine metres, injuring his back.
A worker died when a six-metre steel machine landed on top of him after it was dislodged from overhead brackets at a factory in East Yorkshire.
Two Highways Agency maintenance projects renewing studs and white lining along the A64 in North Yorkshire will be taking place next month.
The Highways Agency has today awarded the first of its new Asset Support Contracts (ASC) to an Atkins Skanska joint venture, for maintaining and improving the network of motorways and major ‘A’ roads in the South...
An employee of an Oxfordshire-based engineering company sustained life-threatening burns after striking a high voltage electric cable during construction work on the new Crossrail railway.
A report published today calls for universities to be at the heart of the economy to promote growth in the UK and improve the employability of our graduates.
Road users are being advised that the northbound carriageway of the A46 will be closed between the Stragglethorpe junction and Saxondale Roundabout for around two-hours in the early hours of Monday, 5 March.
CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY
At this difficult stage of the recovery, it must now be clear to everyone that Britain needs to build a different kind of economy. We need one that benefits from the growth of Asia...
The Government drive to cut red tape and give organisations greater freedom has been boosted by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) decision that further education colleges should no longer be classified...
Skills Minister John Hayes today outlined plans to scale up the Government’s efforts to safeguard and improve the quality and standards of apprenticeships.
HMRC has today announced new governance arrangements for significant tax disputes, to provide greater transparency, scrutiny and accountability. Effective and efficient tax collection is critical to maintaining...
The Government has today taken steps to close two aggressive tax avoidance schemes recently disclosed to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) by a bank.
Road users will benefit from improved driving conditions as a result of forthcoming resurfacing work on the M5 between junction 7 and 8. The work will also include installation of new road markings and studs.
Two Nottingham companies have been fined after a worker fell more than nine metres, injuring his back.
A worker died when a six-metre steel machine landed on top of him after it was dislodged from overhead brackets at a factory in East Yorkshire.
Two Highways Agency maintenance projects renewing studs and white lining along the A64 in North Yorkshire will be taking place next month.
The Highways Agency has today awarded the first of its new Asset Support Contracts (ASC) to an Atkins Skanska joint venture, for maintaining and improving the network of motorways and major ‘A’ roads in the South...
An employee of an Oxfordshire-based engineering company sustained life-threatening burns after striking a high voltage electric cable during construction work on the new Crossrail railway.
A report published today calls for universities to be at the heart of the economy to promote growth in the UK and improve the employability of our graduates.
A report published today calls for universities to be at the heart of the economy to promote growth in the UK and improve the employability of our graduates.
An employee of an Oxfordshire-based engineering company sustained life-threatening burns after striking a high voltage electric cable during construction work on the new Crossrail railway.
An employee of an Oxfordshire-based engineering company sustained life-threatening burns after striking a high voltage electric cable during construction work on the new Crossrail railway.
An employee of an Oxfordshire-based engineering company sustained life-threatening burns after striking a high voltage electric cable during construction work on the new Crossrail railway.
Two Highways Agency maintenance projects renewing studs and white lining along the A64 in North Yorkshire will be taking place next month.
HMRC has today announced new governance arrangements for significant tax disputes, to provide greater transparency, scrutiny and accountability. Effective and efficient tax collection is critical to maintaining...
The Government has today taken steps to close two aggressive tax avoidance schemes recently disclosed to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) by a bank.
Road users will benefit from improved driving conditions as a result of forthcoming resurfacing work on the M5 between junction 7 and 8. The work will also include installation of new road markings and studs.
Two Nottingham companies have been fined after a worker fell more than nine metres, injuring his back.
A worker died when a six-metre steel machine landed on top of him after it was dislodged from overhead brackets at a factory in East Yorkshire.
Two Highways Agency maintenance projects renewing studs and white lining along the A64 in North Yorkshire will be taking place next month.
The Highways Agency has today awarded the first of its new Asset Support Contracts (ASC) to an Atkins Skanska joint venture, for maintaining and improving the network of motorways and major ‘A’ roads in the South...
Skills Minister John Hayes today outlined plans to scale up the Government’s efforts to safeguard and improve the quality and standards of apprenticeships.
The Government drive to cut red tape and give organisations greater freedom has been boosted by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) decision that further education colleges should no longer be classified...
CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY
At this difficult stage of the recovery, it must now be clear to everyone that Britain needs to build a different kind of economy. We need one that benefits from the growth of Asia...
Road users are being advised that the northbound carriageway of the A46 will be closed between the Stragglethorpe junction and Saxondale Roundabout for around two-hours in the early hours of Monday, 5 March.
Construction sites in Edinburgh are being put under the safety spotlight as part of an intensive inspection initiative aimed at reducing death, injury and ill health.
Latest figures show that the annual Act FAST stroke campaign has had a significant impact on patients receiving stroke treatment.
Construction sites in Edinburgh are being put under the safety spotlight as part of an intensive inspection initiative aimed at reducing death, injury and ill health.
Construction sites in Edinburgh are being put under the safety spotlight as part of an intensive inspection initiative aimed at reducing death, injury and ill health.
Latest figures show that the annual Act FAST stroke campaign has had a significant impact on patients receiving stroke treatment.
Construction sites in Edinburgh are being put under the safety spotlight as part of an intensive inspection initiative aimed at reducing death, injury and ill health.
Latest figures show that the annual Act FAST stroke campaign has had a significant impact on patients receiving stroke treatment.
Construction sites in Edinburgh are being put under the safety spotlight as part of an intensive inspection initiative aimed at reducing death, injury and ill health.
Latest figures show that the annual Act FAST stroke campaign has had a significant impact on patients receiving stroke treatment.
The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:
The main findings for January 2012 were:
The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:
The latest quarterly national statistics on NHS cancer waiting times produced by the Department of Health were released on 24 February 2012 according to the arrangements approved by the UK Statistics Authority...
Her Majesty The Queen has approved the Chancellor and Prime Minister’s recommendation for the re-appointment of Sir David Lees as Chair of the Court of the Bank of England.
Bridge maintenance work to help keep journeys on the M4 safe are reliable will start next week.
Dr Paul Golby CBE, former Chairman and Chief Executive of E.ON UK plc, has been selected as the Government’s preferred candidate to be the Chair of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC...
The Highways Agency is advising road users of an overnight closure of both the north and southbound carriageways of the M1 at junction 19, Catthorpe on the evening of Tuesday 28 February.
Monday 27 February – Sunday 4 March 2012 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work The information provided in this report is correct as of the above date but could be subject to change...
Monday 27 February - Sunday 4 March 2012 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work The information provided in this report is correct as of the above date but could be subject to change due...
Overnight work to repair an embankment on the A21 north of Hastings in East Sussex will start on Monday (27 February 2012).
M6 Junction 14 (Stafford North) to Junction 13 (Stafford South) The southbound carriageway of the M6 between junction 14 and junction 13 (including junction 14 entry slip road) will be closed overnight from 8...
Monday 27 February - Sunday 4 March 2012 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work The information provided in this report is correct as of the above date but could be subject to change due...
The Highways Agency is to close the M50 between Junction 2 and the M5 in the first of three planned weekend closures.
Road users are being informed that the Highways Agency will be replacing a section of the bridge parapet adjacent to the northbound carriageway of the A45 from Sunday 26 February.
A former accountant has been ordered to pay back £2,462,175 following his conviction in July 2010 for tax fraud. If he does not pay the money back within 10 months, he faces an extra eight years in ...
Construction sites in London are being put under the safety spotlight as part of an intensive inspection initiative aimed at reducing death, injury and ill health.
Roadworks information for highways agency roads in the north west – seven days beginning monday 27 february 2012
A1 Leeming Bar to Junction 49 (Dishforth), North Yorkshire Slight delays are expected on the A1 in North Yorkshire due to bridge work. The A1 will be closed in both directions between Leeming and Junction 49 (...
A weekly round up of Highways Agency roadworks across Bath, Bristol, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire.
The following information summarises the work being carried out this coming week. It is correct as of the above date but could be subject to change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.
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The following works are planned on the Highways Agency roads w/c 26/2:
NEW AND ONGOING WORKS:
A Mile End supermarket director and operating company have been fined £2,800 for a breach of food safety legislation.
A Manchester-based director of a groundworks and civil engineering company, has been disqualified for six years, for failing to keep adequate records, and for transactions that were for his own benefit but detrimental...
A gang who described over 20 million smuggled cigarettes as baby’s toys on shipping documents have been jailed after a covert surveillance operation caught them red-handed.
A weekly round up of Highways Agency roadworks across Bath, Bristol, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire.
The following works are planned on the Highways Agency roads w/c 26/2:
The Highways Agency is advising road users of an overnight closure of both the north and southbound carriageways of the M1 at junction 19, Catthorpe on the evening of Tuesday 28 February.
NEW AND ONGOING WORKS:
M6 Junction 14 (Stafford North) to Junction 13 (Stafford South) The southbound carriageway of the M6 between junction 14 and junction 13 (including junction 14 entry slip road) will be closed overnight from 8...
The Highways Agency is to close the M50 between Junction 2 and the M5 in the first of three planned weekend closures.
Road users are being informed that the Highways Agency will be replacing a section of the bridge parapet adjacent to the northbound carriageway of the A45 from Sunday 26 February.
The following information summarises the work being carried out this coming week. It is correct as of the above date but could be subject to change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.
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A gang who described over 20 million smuggled cigarettes as baby’s toys on shipping documents have been jailed after a covert surveillance operation caught them red-handed.
The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:
The main findings for January 2012 were:
The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:
The latest quarterly national statistics on NHS cancer waiting times produced by the Department of Health were released on 24 February 2012 according to the arrangements approved by the UK Statistics Authority...
Her Majesty The Queen has approved the Chancellor and Prime Minister’s recommendation for the re-appointment of Sir David Lees as Chair of the Court of the Bank of England.
Bridge maintenance work to help keep journeys on the M4 safe are reliable will start next week.
Dr Paul Golby CBE, former Chairman and Chief Executive of E.ON UK plc, has been selected as the Government’s preferred candidate to be the Chair of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC...
The Highways Agency is advising road users of an overnight closure of both the north and southbound carriageways of the M1 at junction 19, Catthorpe on the evening of Tuesday 28 February.
Monday 27 February – Sunday 4 March 2012 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work The information provided in this report is correct as of the above date but could be subject to change...
Monday 27 February - Sunday 4 March 2012 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work The information provided in this report is correct as of the above date but could be subject to change due...
Overnight work to repair an embankment on the A21 north of Hastings in East Sussex will start on Monday (27 February 2012).
M6 Junction 14 (Stafford North) to Junction 13 (Stafford South) The southbound carriageway of the M6 between junction 14 and junction 13 (including junction 14 entry slip road) will be closed overnight from 8...
Monday 27 February - Sunday 4 March 2012 A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work The information provided in this report is correct as of the above date but could be subject to change due...
The Highways Agency is to close the M50 between Junction 2 and the M5 in the first of three planned weekend closures.
Road users are being informed that the Highways Agency will be replacing a section of the bridge parapet adjacent to the northbound carriageway of the A45 from Sunday 26 February.
A former accountant has been ordered to pay back £2,462,175 following his conviction in July 2010 for tax fraud. If he does not pay the money back within 10 months, he faces an extra eight years in ...
Construction sites in London are being put under the safety spotlight as part of an intensive inspection initiative aimed at reducing death, injury and ill health.
Roadworks information for highways agency roads in the north west – seven days beginning monday 27 february 2012