Aberdeen Coastguard is coordinating an air and sea search in the Moray Firth for a fisherman who went overboard at 6.50pm this evening.
A report written to inform our inquiry into the future for England’s upland communities says, “the greatest threat to the future of upland communities [is the] ambiguity regarding...
This report contributes to our Inquiry into the future for England’s upland communities. As part of the Inquiry, we commissioned the compilation of an evidence base of research‐derived knowledge...
This guide offers practical guidance based on existing good practice to help credit unions deliver their services effectively in rural areas.
OPERATIONAL NOTE: NOT FOR PUBLICATION OR BROADCAST Date: Monday 16 November Time: 10am Venue: Highways Agency Depot, (nr M1 J25) Bostocks Lane, Sandiacre
Her Majesty The Queen has been pleased to approve, under the Bank of England Act 1998, as amended by the Banking Act 2009, the appointment of John Morrison Stewart as a new Director of the Court of the Bank of...
DWP060/09 The Government welcomed the news that the number of people in work has risen this quarter by 6,000 according to figures published by the Office for National Statistics today.
A £1.8m bridge refurbishment scheme on the A47 in Peterborough is being delivered early as part of the Department for Transport’s £700m fiscal stimulus package.
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today set out an ambitious vision for giving people and businesses the skills they need to help drive economic growth.
Royal Diary of Engagements, 11th November 2009
Members of the public are invited to view detailed plans and have their say on the A1 Elkesley improvements in Nottinghamshire at two exhibitions taking place next week.
The Highways Agency will be carrying out safety improvements at Whitemare Pool junction on the A194(M), Tyne and Wear from Monday 16 November to Saturday 12 December.
A housebuilder has been fined £75,000 after leaving scaffolding in place too long so a seven-year-old could plummet to his death.
A scheme to improve safety on a section of the A47 east of King’s Lynn in Norfolk will begin next Monday, 16 November.
The Government welcomed the news that the number of people in work has risen this quarter by 6,000 according to figures published by the Office for National Statistics today.
Every care home to get dignity training
The Secretary of State for Transport, Lord Adonis, has today appointed David Gray and Michael Medlicott as Non-Executive Members of the Board of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).Â
A court today heard how an Inverurie papermill worker lost his arm despite a century-old piece of legislation designed to protect factory workers.
Aberdeen Sheriff Court today (11 November 2009) fined International...
Proposals to improve skills and safety for new motorcycle riders, drivers of lorries and buses and new drivers who want to tow medium sized trailers were published today by the Department for Transport (DfT) ...
The Health and Safety Executive is hoping to cut the number of deaths in the construction sector by inspecting refurbishment jobs across Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Shropshire and Staffordshire.
One Platform2 volunteer’s time on his 10 week trip to South Africa has given him the chance to start his own business.
Edinburgh Council has today (11 November) been fined £14,000 after 14 of its employees, were potentially exposed to asbestos while carrying out refurbishment work.
A pet food manufacturer has been ordered to pay £29,271 today after three workers were seriously injured by an offal cooker explosion in Cumbria.
A Bedford company that markets therapeutic clothing that helps people with skin conditions live more comfortable lives is expanding into new markets.
Business Minister Pat McFadden today announced the appointment of Philip Sturrock to the Industrial Development Advisory Board (IDAB).
A series of proposals designed to ensure the right people are on the National DNA Database, as well as defining when people should come off was announced by Home Secretary Alan Johnson today.
Cyhoeddwyd cynigion i wella sgiliau a diogelwch beicwyr modur, gyrwyr lorïau a bysiau newydd a gyrwyr newydd sydd am dynnu ôl-gerbydau maint canolig heddiw gan yr Adran Drafnidiaeth (DfT) yn unol â’r Asiantaeth...
The Competition Commission (CC) has decided that Stagecoach Group plc (Stagecoach) must sell Preston Bus Limited to a competing company, after concluding its inquiry into the acquisition.
Stop the re-development of the nuclear power plants throughout the United...
Pupils from Mission Grove Primary School learned how their eco-friendly actions in Walthamstow can have an impact on the rest of the world today when they were visited by the International Development Minister...
Minister for International Development, Mike Foster visited East London NHS Foundation Trust today to see how their ‘link’ with Butabika hospital in Uganda is helping medical staff learn new skills that will ...
The Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP, has appointed Joanna Lucy Wade to be a Salaried Part-time Employment Judge of the Employment Tribunals (England and Wales). Ms Wade will be assigned to...