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21 July 2009

Glass recycling business crushed
seen at 18:27, 21 July in Care Support Independence News - national.

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Glass recycling business crushed
seen at 18:24, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

Four glass recycling companies wound-up in the High Court

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Bristol airport ‘cocaine in trainers’ smuggler jailed
seen at 18:23, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

A Spanish man who attempted to smuggle 2.8 kilos of cocaine worth £112,000 into the UK by hiding it in the soles of training shoes was jailed for 11 years yesterday.

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Drivers advised to plan their summer journeys around hopgrove roundabout improvements
seen at 18:23, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

The Highways Agency is advising road-users of possible delays along parts of the A64 near York during the summer school holidays, as drivers head to the coast.

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Dcsf seeks creative agency for under-age drinking campaign
seen at 18:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

The Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) is seeking an agency to develop creative work as part of its Youth Alcohol Action Plan.

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Rotherham council example of best in family learning
seen at 18:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council (MBC) feature in a new report highlighting the best examples of family learning provision, boosting the skills, qualifications and confidence of children and adults in England... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Rotherham council example of best in family learning
seen at 18:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council (MBC) feature in a new report highlighting the best examples of family learning provision, boosting the skills, qualifications and confidence of children and adults in England... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Rotherham council example of best in family learning
seen at 18:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council (MBC) feature in a new report highlighting the best examples of family learning provision, boosting the skills, qualifications and confidence of children and adults in England... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Mod guarantees 15 years’ work for british shipbuilding
seen at 16:23, 21 July in Department for Children, Schools and Families News - national.

A fifteen year contract that will help sustain the UK’s ship building and support industry has been signed between the MOD and BVT Surface Fleet Ltd. (BVT) Minister for Defence Equipment and Support, Quentin ... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Recession Impacts on the Economies and Communities of Rural England: Report 8
seen at 16:21, 21 July in Commission for Rural Communities.

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This is the 8th of our regular reports to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs on the impacts of the credit crunch... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Our latest recession report to the Secretary of State: Market Towns
seen at 16:21, 21 July in Commission for Rural Communities.

We've submitted the 8th of our regular reports to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs on the rural impacts of the recession. Our briefings help inform his contribution... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

One of the main things to support market towns...
seen at 16:21, 21 July in Commission for Rural Communities.
One of the main things to support market towns and larger villages is to get decent broadband connectivity to them, then they can innovate and support themselves. Read more Comment (0), Email this.
Good point Chris.Decent broadband connectivity...
seen at 16:20, 21 July in Commission for Rural Communities.
Good point Chris. Decent broadband connectivity could also be a good way to provide additional support to jobseekers through online channels perhaps? Read more Comment (0), Email this.
Green fields, digital divides: Green Futures article
seen at 16:20, 21 July in Commission for Rural Communities.

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This article in the latest Green Futures magazine looks at how digital exclusion is damaging rural Britain’s prospects, and how poor ... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Green fields, digital divides
seen at 16:20, 21 July in Commission for Rural Communities.

The latest issue of Green Futures magazine looks at how access to high quality broadband is a postcode lottery where rural areas draw the short straw.

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Delay for decisions on new unitary authorities
seen at 16:20, 21 July in Commission for Rural Communities.

The Boundary Committee for England's advice on the establishment of new unitary authorities in Devon, Suffolk and Norfolk has now been further delayed to October, following a recent high court... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Glass recycling business crushed
seen at 15:45, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

A group of companies headed by Magna Group plc (“Magna plc”), has been wound up following an investigation by the Insolvency Service.

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Michael o’higgins reappointed chairman of the audit commission
seen at 15:45, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

Communities and Local Government Secretary John Denham today announced the reappointment of Michael O’Higgins as Chairman of the Audit Commission.

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Prime minister launches new scheme to get more people volunteering during the recession
seen at 15:42, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

The Prime Minister announced today the Government’s support for a new scheme designed to get more people volunteering during the recession.

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Healey overhauls council housing finance system
seen at 15:10, 21 July in Office of the Commissioner for Public Appointments News - national.

Housing Minister John Healey today unveiled plans to dismantle the current council housing finance system and replace it with a clearer, more transparent system that puts councils firmly in control and better... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

A new space age for britain beckons as bis launches consultation on the creation of a british space agency
seen at 14:38, 21 July in Tate Britain News - national.

In the week the whole world celebrates the anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landings in 1969, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills is beginning a consultation which aims to thrust the UK space ... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Government statement in response to the fair access to professions report
seen at 14:36, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) will respond to today’s report on behalf of the Government.

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Glass recycling business crushed
seen at 14:35, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

A group of companies headed by Magna Group plc (“Magna plc”), has been wound up following an investigation by the Insolvency Service.

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Clacket lane service area closure: m25 between junctions 5 and 6 - safety upgrade to slip roads
seen at 14:15, 21 July in National Audit Office News - national.

Additional safety measures will be introduced around the Clacket Lane Service Area on the M25 near Westerham in Kent later this month. Work will involve installing solar-powered road studs and repainting all ... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Legislation to ensure effective debt relief for poor countries
seen at 13:25, 21 July in Care Support Independence News - national.

The Government is today launching a consultation on legislation that would protect 40 of the world’s poorest, most heavily indebted countries from the behaviour of a minority of commercial creditors, such as ... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

A mouse in the country - britain's tiniest mammals return to a norfolk farm
seen at 13:23, 21 July in Tate Britain News - national.

With help from Natural England, Norfolk farmer and broadcaster Chris Skinner was delighted and surprised to find harvest mice, Britain’s smallest mammal, back in his fields at High Ash Farm.

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New first sea lord and chief of naval staff takes command
seen at 13:22, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

ADMIRAL Sir Mark Stanhope KCB OBE ADC has today become the professional head of the Royal Navy and Chairman of the Navy Board.  He is responsible to the Secretary of State for the fighting effectiveness, efficiency... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Denham – biggest single transfer of power in a generation
seen at 13:22, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

Communities Secretary John Denham today heralded the biggest single transfer of power to local government in a generation.

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Legislation to ensure effective debt relief for poor countries
seen at 13:22, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

The Government is today launching a consultation on legislation that would protect 40 of the world’s poorest, most heavily indebted countries from the behaviour of a minority of commercial creditors, such as ... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Animals (scientific procedures) act 1986
seen at 13:22, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

Open and transparent regulation:

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Launch of government’s olympic security strategy
seen at 13:22, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

A shared strategy for ensuring a safe and secure Olympic Games was published by the Home Secretary Alan Johnson today.

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Government launches review of driving hours rules
seen at 13:22, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.

A wide ranging consultation on the hours many van, bus and other professional drivers can work was launched today by Transport Minister Paul Clark.

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A mouse in the country - britain's tiniest mammals return to a norfolk farm
seen at 13:22, 21 July in The Office of Rail Regulation News - national.
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Search for overdue fisherman finds him on remote island
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

At twenty four minutes past ten yesterday evening, Stornoway Coastguard received a 999 call from a concerned friend of a man who had put to sea to check his lobster pots.

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Award winning restaurateurs to bring recipe for success to byland abbey inn - yorkshire & humber
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

English Heritage is delighted to announce that award-winning restaurateurs Melanie and TJ Drew are to lease from English Heritage The Abbey Inn at Byland Abbey in North Yorkshire.

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Sefton council example of best in family learning
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council (MBC) feature in a new report highlighting the best examples of family learning provision, boosting the skills, qualifications and confidence of children and adults in England... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Clacket lane service area closure: m25 between junctions 5 and 6 - safety upgrade to slip roads
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

Additional safety measures will be introduced around the Clacket Lane Service Area on the M25 near Westerham in Kent later this month. Work will involve installing solar-powered road studs and repainting all ... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

New first sea lord and chief of naval staff takes command
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

ADMIRAL Sir Mark Stanhope KCB OBE ADC has today become the professional head of the Royal Navy and Chairman of the Navy Board.  He is responsible to the Secretary of State for the fighting effectiveness, efficiency... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Government ststement in response to the fair access to professions report
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) will respond to today’s report on behalf of the Government.

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The panel on fair access to the professions
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

Fair Access to the Professions Panel publishes over 80 recommendations.  ‘Closed shop’ Britain must end to unleash aspiration in all children, report concludes.

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Denham – biggest single transfer of power in a generation
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

Communities Secretary John Denham today heralded the biggest single transfer of power to local government in a generation.

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Dudley council example of best in family learning
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council (MBC) features in a new report highlighting the best examples of family learning provision, boosting the skills, qualifications and confidence of children and adults in England... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Health secretary announces new measures to tackle serious failures in nhs foundation trusts
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

Learning from the failings identified at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, Health Secretary Andy Burnham today announced a package of measures to tackle exceptional failures in Foundation Trusts. 

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Career in the classroom even more attractive to top graduates
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

The quality of trainee teachers entering England’s schools continues to rise according to new statistics published today.

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Dame suzi leather to serve second-term as charity commission chair
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

Dame Suzi Leather is re-appointed as Chair of the Charity Commission, the independent regulator for charities in England and Wales, Angela Smith Minister for the Third Sector announced today.

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Animals (scientific procedures) act 1986
seen at 13:21, 21 July in Public Health Observatories of England News - national.

Open and transparent regulation:

Publication of the latest statistics on animal research and the Animal Scientific Procedures Inspectorate Annual Report 2008

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'...Instruct the relevant Government parties to recognise The Royal Observer Corps with full Veteran status.' -- David Watson ROCA (Rtd)
seen at 06:25, 21 July in Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions.
We the under signed petition the UK Prime Minister to instruct the relevant... Read more Comment (0), Email this.
Insolvency service issues monitoring report on pre-packs
seen at 06:18, 21 July in Association Of Chief Police Officers News - national.

The Insolvency Service published its report on the first six months’ operation of Statement of Insolvency Practice 16 (SIP 16) today.

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Manslaughter builder and contractor jailed
seen at 06:18, 21 July in Association Of Chief Police Officers News - national.

Two men have today, Monday 20 July 2009, been jailed after a 15-year-old labourer was crushed to death by a wall in Hadley Wood. Builder Colin Holtom and contractor Darren Fowler had previously been convicted... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Think rural, act rural: Crispin Moor blogs about Rural Proofing for New Start magazine
seen at 01:59, 21 July in Commission for Rural Communities.

Crispin Moor, our Executive Director - Whitehall, has blogged for New Start magazine about how and why Rural Proofing can help effectively deliver mainstream policies and ... Read more Comment (0), Email this.

Search for overdue fisherman finds him on remote island
seen at 01:25, 21 July in Manchester Aiport News - national.

At twenty four minutes past ten yesterday evening, Stornoway Coastguard received a 999 call from a concerned friend of a man who had put to sea to check his lobster pots.

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District judge (magistrates' courts) appointments
seen at 00:20, 21 July in Tate Britain News - national.

HM The Queen has appointed Mark Andrew Jabbitt to be a District Judge (Magistrates’ Courts) on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP. The Right Honourable The Lord Judge, Lord ... Read more Comment (0), Email this.