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22 August 2008

I agree that's a far from ideal situation. Which...
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
I agree that's a far from ideal situation. Which is why I think this guidance is welcome, as anything that can help provide examples to help police forces to allocate resources effectively to support their...
I'm wondering whether the above example is of an...
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

I'm wondering whether the above example is of an officer in a  neighbourhood or response role, hopefully not both!

In the former, a 7x10 mile rural area would probably have a (relatively...

For nearly 25 years i policed an area of 77...
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
For nearly 25 years i policed an area of 77 square miles in a isolated area of East Lancashire. Mainly moorland with pockets of population it was often an area where crime was a rare event. By working ...
How do I get the latest edition - Edition 2...
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

How do I get the latest edition - Edition 2 - dated 2008?

Please

Hi Robert,This link should take you to the...
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
Hi Robert, This link should take you to the report you need.
Is the ‘Credit Crunch’ impacting on your economy?
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

Minister seeks your views!

Local Government Minister John Healey has commissioned a rapid and independent study on the impacts and implications of the ‘Credit Crunch’ on regeneration...

Following on from people's comments, Brian...
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
Following on from people's comments, Brian Livesey, Operations Manager at the National Policing Improvement Agency has kindly provided a response: "The geographic areas covered by rural neighbourhood...
Unsurprisingly the cost of oil is having huge...
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
Unsurprisingly the cost of oil is having huge impact with rural families depending on oil for both heating and cooking. I am aware of small farmers in less favoured areas e.g upland afraid to buy oil for...
The biggest impact on my business - Tourism /...
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
The biggest impact on my business - Tourism / property lets - is the unknown facts and lack of direction or decision making from the Government. It's like everyone is holding their breath until they are...
Building firms are reported to be laying off...
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
Building firms are reported to be laying off staff. The building industry has achieved significant growth in the local economy as a result of housing policy. A proposal for...
Dental Show & Tell Event
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

We're working with the Department of Health to hold a two day show and tell event to share innovative practice amongst Primary Care Trusts who are interested in improving quality and access...

Thank you all for your comments so far, which...
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

Thank you all for your comments so far, which we've passed onto our Strong and Prosperous Rural Economies team.

Place Matters: The definitive assembly for larger councils in 2008
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

NALC are hosting this two-day event for anyone connected with town and parish councils. 'Place Matters' will provide up to date information on the implications of the Local Government and...

ruralnet|2008: Live and Local!
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

ruralnet|uk's 2008 conference will debate the challenges facing our rural communities and ask if ‘local’ is the answer. The two-day event will provide a programme of stimulating and...

The Future of Community Rail
seen at 22:21, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

Community Rail has a crucial role to play in promoting sustainable transport, reducing car use and providing vital links for rural areas.

Supported by ACoRP, The Future of Community ...

Economy: Index of Services
seen at 19:55, 22 August in Latest UK National Statistics releases (Our copy).
0.2% three monthly rise into June
Economy: GDP Growth
seen at 19:55, 22 August in Latest UK National Statistics releases (Our copy).
Economic growth was 0.0% in Q2 2008
Equality experts, business and unions to help make britain fairer
seen at 19:53, 22 August in Cabinet Office News - national (Our copy).
The Government Equalities Office (GEO) today announced a new senior stakeholder group to support development of a new equality framework which will help make Britain a fairer and more equal place.   
New market for british pig meat moves closer
seen at 19:47, 22 August in Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national (Our copy).
Defra today announced that a protocol on the conditions for the export of UK pig meat to China has been signed by the Minister for Trade and Investment, Lord Digby Jones of Birmingham, and Li Changjiang, Minister...
£1m new funding for world's first end of life care research institute
seen at 19:46, 22 August in Department of Health News - national (Our copy).
Care Services Minister Ivan Lewis today announced a £1millon grant to help build the world's first purpose-built institute for research into end of life care.   
Get your increased winter fuel payment before christmas - o'brien
seen at 19:42, 22 August in Department for Work and Pensions News - national (Our copy).
Older people are being urged to claim their Winter Fuel Payments, increased for this winter, to help them with higher energy costs.   
Corruption case success celebrated
seen at 19:30, 22 August in Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform News - national (Our copy).
The first successful prosecution by the City of London Police's Overseas Anti-Corruption Unit was welcomed by the government today.   
Jail sentences handed to motor fraudsters
seen at 18:57, 22 August in Driving Standards Agency News - national (Our copy).
The Driving Standard's Agency (DSA) can reveal further success in their efforts to deal with individuals who fraudulently sit the practical driving test on behalf of named candidates. Today at Croydon Crown ...
Eauction delivers savings of up to 50%
seen at 18:53, 22 August in OGCbuying.solutions News - national (Our copy).
An eAuction, facilitated by the Office of Government Commerce (OGC), has achieved savings of around 20% on desktop computers and approaching 50% on laptops.   
Yacht runs aground in falmouth
seen at 18:19, 22 August in Maritime And Coastguard Agency News - national (Our copy).
The 36 foot motor yacht "Seaworks" ran aground very early this morning and is currently submerged off Zone Point, Falmouth. The yacht, which was bound for Cross Haven, was carrying 2 crew members at the...
'...re-instate sound money into the British Financial System' -- Thomas Mead
seen at 17:28, 22 August in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
We understand that inflation is the increase of the money supply under a...
'...make the tattoo age 16' -- Hannah Eatwell
seen at 17:28, 22 August in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
we think that the legal age to get a tattoo should be 16, instead of 18.
'...Increase home energy efficiency using Stamp duty' -- David Marriage
seen at 17:28, 22 August in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
I would like to petition the government to change the way stamp duty is...
'...Give Those Fighting for our Country The Means to Support Upon Return' -- Karen Clark Stapleton
seen at 17:28, 22 August in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
men and women who in many ways give up their basic human rights once they...
'...Bring back "married mans tax allowance" for pensioners.' -- Ernest Edward Porritt
seen at 17:28, 22 August in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
Married mans tax allowance for pensioners, male over 65 female over 60. We...
'...Amend the Renewable Obligation to support introduction of upgraded biogas into UK gas networks' -- Steffen Taschner
seen at 17:28, 22 August in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
We urge the Government to remove the obstacles and disincentives to...
'...Make sure that all sun lotions are throughly checked that they provide protection.' -- Emma Bennett
seen at 17:28, 22 August in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
This petition is to make sure that all sun lotions are thoroughly checked to...
'...Not allow public or private companies to discriminate against people on the basis of their footwear preferences.' -- Steve Cooke
seen at 17:28, 22 August in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
We would like to make it a criminal offence punishable by an unlimited fine...
'...Make foundation art free for all' -- natasha
seen at 17:28, 22 August in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
At this moment in time, the law as it stands is that one must be under the...
'...reduce tax on cars which have been fitted with HHO devices to improve fuel efficiency' -- Gordon Jones
seen at 17:28, 22 August in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions (Our copy).
HHO devices can improve fuel efficiency, and therefore pollution by up to 30...
ruralnet|2008: Live and Local!
seen at 17:19, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

ruralnet|uk's 2008 conference will debate the challenges facing our rural communities and ask if ‘local’ is the answer. The two-day event will provide a programme of stimulating and ...

The Future of Community Rail
seen at 17:19, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

Community Rail has a crucial role to play in promoting sustainable transport, reducing car use and providing vital links for rural areas.

Supported by ACoRP, The Future of Community Rail...

Place Matters: The definitive assembly for larger councils in 2008
seen at 14:07, 22 August in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).

NALC are hosting this two-day event for anyone connected with town and parish councils. 'Place Matters' will provide up to date information on the implications of the Local Government and...

Will our 'awful august' end on a high?
seen at 09:20, 22 August in Met Office News - national (Our copy).
As August draws to a close the wet weather which has brought flooding to many areas is expected to end.   
Water watchdog says it is right to fine thames water
seen at 09:15, 22 August in OFWAT News - national (Our copy).
The Consumer Council for Water welcomes Ofwat's proposal to fine Thames Water for misreporting information and failing to pay compensation to almost 8,000 customers.   
Water watchdog says it is right to fine thames water
seen at 09:15, 22 August in OFWAT News - national (Our copy).
The Consumer Council for Water welcomes Ofwat's proposal to fine Thames Water for misreporting information and failing to pay compensation to almost 8,000 customers.   
Dwr cymru welsh water pleads guilty to supplying water unfit for human consumption
seen at 09:15, 22 August in OFWAT News - national (Our copy).
The biggest health scare involving water safety in Wales has concluded with Dwr Cymru Welsh Water pleading guilty to four counts of supplying water unfit for human consumption under the Water Industry Act 1991. &...
Local watchdog welcomes announcements by thames water
seen at 09:15, 22 August in OFWAT News - national (Our copy).
The Consumer Council for Water Thames is encouraged to learn that Thames Water has achieved its leakage target this year as a result of accelerating its pipe replacement work. The water company today also announced...
Dwr cymru welsh water pleads guilty to supplying water unfit for human consumption
seen at 09:15, 22 August in OFWAT News - national (Our copy).
The biggest health scare involving water safety in Wales has concluded with Dwr Cymru Welsh Water pleading guilty to four counts of supplying water unfit for human consumption under the Water Industry Act 1991. &...
Customers not willing or able to pay for tideway, says water watchdog
seen at 09:15, 22 August in OFWAT News - national (Our copy).
The Consumer Council for Water has raised serious concerns about customer acceptance and affordability of costs for the proposed Thames Tideway Tunnel.   
Water watchdog supports southern water fine
seen at 09:15, 22 August in OFWAT News - national (Our copy).
The Consumer Council for Water welcomes Ofwat's proposal to fine Southern Water for misreporting customer service performance and failure to make all guaranteed standards payments.   
'investment not compensation'
seen at 09:15, 22 August in OFWAT News - national (Our copy).
Residents whose water was cut off following floods want reassurance that it will never happen again   
Yacht capsizes off portland
seen at 07:45, 22 August in Maritime And Coastguard Agency News - national (Our copy).
Portland Coastguard was contacted at 1640 by the Portland Bill National Coastwatch lookout who reported seeing a yacht capsize in the Portland Race. It was immediately dismasted and as it righted the crew fired ...
Misc
seen at 02:37, 22 August in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if Ivan Lewis would be switched to the Treasury in an autumn reshuffle, the PMS replied that as people knew he would not comment on reshuffles. Asked if Ivan Lewis still had the full support of the Prime ...
Misc
seen at 02:37, 22 August in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if Ivan Lewis would be switched to the Treasury in an autumn reshuffle, the PMS replied that as people knew he would not comment on reshuffles. Asked if Ivan Lewis still had the full support of the Prime ...
Misc
seen at 02:37, 22 August in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if Ivan Lewis would be switched to the Treasury in an autumn reshuffle, the PMS replied that as people knew he would not comment on reshuffles. Asked if Ivan Lewis still had the full support of the Prime ...
Maternity Leave
seen at 02:37, 22 August in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if the Government was considering plans to force employers to leave women s jobs open for up to a year whilst they were on maternity leave, the PMS replied that it was best to check with DWP on this. original...
Maternity Leave
seen at 02:37, 22 August in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if the Government was considering plans to force employers to leave women s jobs open for up to a year whilst they were on maternity leave, the PMS replied that it was best to check with DWP on this. original...
Maternity Leave
seen at 02:36, 22 August in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if the Government was considering plans to force employers to leave women s jobs open for up to a year whilst they were on maternity leave, the PMS replied that it was best to check with DWP on this. original...
Law and Order
seen at 02:36, 22 August in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked on law and order if it was the case that the police were now demonising the middle classes because of government targets as they were easier to catch, the PMS replied that this was a question best directed...
Georgia
seen at 02:36, 22 August in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with David Cameron s ideas on visa restrictions for Russian nationals and speeding up Georgia s admission to NATO, the PMS replied that on visas we already had restrictions on...
Musharraf
seen at 02:36, 22 August in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked for a reaction to President Musharraf stepping down this morning, the PMS replied that there would be a fuller reaction from the Foreign Office later, but he could say that during President Musharraf s time...
Iraq
seen at 02:36, 22 August in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if the Government had any plans to bring the majority of British troops home from Iraq in the next nine months, the Prime Minister s Spokesman (PMS) replied that as the Prime Minister had set out clearly ...