NEW WORK
M1 JUNCTIONS 10 TO 10A SPUR LUTON – REPAIRS TO NEWLANDS ROAD BRIDGE
Work to renovate the bridge over Newlands Road on the M1 spur near Luton, began in September. The work involves replacing...
Uxbridge College in Hillingdon is joining forces with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to support the latest phase of its Shattered Lives campaign which aims to reduce slips, trips and falls in the workplace...
This consultation started on 16th December 2009 and ends on 24th March 2010.
This consultation seeks views on changes to the Code for Sustainable Homes in 2010, to align with changes to Part L of the Building...
This consultation started on 21st December 2009 and ends on 19th March 2010.
This consultation seeks views on a range of proposals to improve the consultation arrangements for statutory and non-statutory consultees...
This consultation started on 21st December 2009 and ends on 19th March 2010.
This consultation seeks views on a draft policy annex on the use of planning conditions (which also clarifies current arrangements...
This consultation started on 11th December 2009, but we couldn't automatically determine when it ends. Check its website for more information.
TheHM Treasuryhas launched a consultation ondraft legislation...
Given the long history of staunch support which the United Kingdom has to...
The A55 is an important Trunk road and carries a tremendous amount of...
This idea is loosely based on American Federalism and would allow power to...
Adding VAT to theatre school fees makes classes less affordable for the...
On behalf of the many thousands of genealogists I urge the Prime Minister to...
The Hillsborough Disaster happened 21 years ago this April. The systems back...
We would like bus fairs and child prices to be standardised at the age of 18...
The National Construction College’s South campus in Erith, Bexley is supporting the latest phase of the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) ‘Shattered Lives’ campaign to help reduce slips, trips and falls from...
The Government has announced that a new body ‘Broadband Delivery UK’ is to be responsible for rolling-out next generation broadband across the UK. At the same time a major report...
Hartlepool Council and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) have joined forces in a bid to improve health and safety on local industrial estates.
Saturday 6 March to Friday 12 March
Uxbridge College in Hillingdon is joining forces with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to support the latest phase of its Shattered Lives campaign which aims to reduce slips, trips and falls in the workplace...
Weekly summary of road works in devon and cornwall
The travelling public could face potential disruption at UK ports due to strike action by the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) on Monday 8 March and Tuesday 9 March, the UK Border Agency has warned.
EASIER WHEELCHAIR ACCESS FOR EAST MIDLANDS LAY-BYS
Dorset residents thinking of letting property when the 2012 Olympic Games’ sailing events come to Weymouth can obtain free tax help from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) next week.
8-14 MARCH 2010 see separate attachment for further details
A group of Grimsby’s young women will mark International Women’s Day this weekend with a celebration of their own street style and by speaking up on what they feel needs to change to improve their chances in ...
The National Construction College’s South campus in Erith, Bexley is supporting the latest phase of the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) ‘Shattered Lives’ campaign to help reduce slips, trips and falls from...
A lorry-trailer building company in Trafford has been fined after a worker was crushed by more than two tonnes of metal.
Glasgow businesses lost at least 1, 344 working days in 2008/09 as a result of slips, trips and falls in the workplace.
Edinburgh businesses lost at least 777 working days in 2008/09 as a result of slips, trips and falls in the workplace.
Dundee businesses lost at least 261 working days in 2008/09 as a result of slips, trips and falls in the workplace.
8-14 MARCH 2010
Aberdeen businesses lost at least 465 working days in 2008/09 as a result of slips, trips and falls in the workplace.
A group of Grimsby’s young women will mark International Women’s Day this weekend with a celebration of their own street style and by speaking up on what they feel needs to change to improve their chances in ...
A1M Junction 61, County Durham Slight delays are expected on the A1M between junctions 61 and 60 for bridge repair works. There will be a 24 hour lane closure southbound. The works will take place until March...
Roadworks information for Highways Agency roads in Cumbria and North Lancashire – 7 days beginning Monday 8th March 2010
NE/090/10 Hartlepool Council and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) have joined forces in a bid to improve health and safety on local industrial estates.
Roadworks information for Highways Agency roads in Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Cheshire and South Lancashire – 7 days beginning Monday 8th March 2010
A 68 year old man who concealed almost £60,000 of cash in his underpants in an attempt to smuggle it out of the country has been jailed for a total of four years today.
The next stage of a major construction project to widen the M25 in Essex is being marked by public exhibition in Brentwood today and tomorrow, Friday and Saturday 5 and 6 March.
HSE inspectors are to launch an intensive inspection initiative aimed at stopping dangerous practices on building sites in the East Midlands with forthcoming visits to Derby and Nottingham.
At 0056 this morning Humber Coastguard took a 999 call from a company called Crystal Global, informing of an uncontrolled release of a toxic chemical called Titanium Tetrachrloride (TiCL4).
HSE inspectors are to launch an intensive inspection initiative aimed at stopping dangerous practices on building sites in the East Midlands with forthcoming visits to Derby and Nottingham.
The New Deal for Communities (NDC) programme has helped bring about significant improvements for some of the West Midland’s most deprived neighbourhoods, according to a new report welcomed today by Local Government...
Weekly round up of road works in wiltshire, gloucestershire, somerset and bristol
The Highways Agency is to construct new drop kerbs at lay-bys across the East Midlands to allow easier access for wheelchair users.
The Bloody Sunday families have been promised that the report of the Bloody...
The next stage of a major construction project to widen the M25 in Essex is being marked by public exhibition in Brentwood today and tomorrow, Friday and Saturday 5 and 6 March.
At 0056 this morning Humber Coastguard took a 999 call from a company called Crystal Global, informing of an uncontrolled release of a toxic chemical called Titanium Tetrachrloride (TiCL4). The release formed...
The New Deal for Communities (NDC) programme has helped bring about significant improvements for some of the North West’s most deprived neighbourhoods, according to a new report welcomed today by Local Government...
A project tackling antisocial behaviour in a popular park, which saw a 75 per cent drop in calls to police, has been praised by Home Office Minister Alan Campbell.
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) is reminding boat users to look very carefully at their plans in advance of a strike called by the Public and Commercial Services Union which will affect Coastguard Stations...
Val Davison, has been appointed Head of the National Healthcare Science School of Genetics, Chief Scientific Officer Professor Sue Hill announced today.
People with offshore investments who have notified HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) that they want to use the New Disclosure Opportunity (NDO) have just one week to make their disclosures online and to ...
New guidelines published today will help regional authorities assess the potential for renewable and low-carbon energy in their area.
E-Tech Components, the cable accessories manufacturer, has won the prestigious North West Passport to Export Award 2010, organised by UK Trade & Investment (UKTI).
Skills for Logistics, the Sector Skills Council (SSC) for the logistics sector, has been given a further trademark licence to operate as an SSC, Business Secretary Lord Mandelson announced today, on behalf of...
Directgov is proud to be supporting the fifth National Digital Inclusion Conference, taking place on 10th and 11 March 2010 at the Vinopolis Conference Centre, London. Media passes available on request.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has hosted a successful Safety and Health Awareness Day in Birmingham to make contact with hard to reach communities.
Asked about what Jim Murphy had spoken about at Cabinet, the PMS said that there had been some suggestion that there should be a referendum on independence in Scotland. The discussion in Cabinet could be summarised...
Put that Lord Mandelson had said that the records concerning Lord Ashcroft's appointment must be in the Cabinet Office and what was being done to make the records public, the PMS said he was not aware of any pressure...
Asked if the Government had the support of the Scottish Government to introduce legislation on linking any loans to the home rather than the individual, the PMS said he would check. The PMS said that we were at...
Asked about the timing of the Budget and the Easter recess, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that the timing of any Budget was a matter for the Chancellor and the Easter recess was ...
Asked if the Prime Minister was in contact with the US administration regarding the Secretary of State's comments on the Falklands, the PMS said that the Prime Minister was being kept informed of developments in...
Asked if the timing of President Zuma's official welcoming was something that the Prime Minister was consulted on and if it was right that the welcoming couldn't be moved to this afternoon because the Prime Minister...
Asked if before 12 o'clock today the Prime Minister had any time to prepare for the Chilcot enquiry, the PMS said the Prime Minister was preparing for Chilcot, he had plenty of other meetings, he had his Parliamentary...
Asked what the Prime Minister was doing between 12 and 12:30, the PMS said he was part of the ceremonial arrival of President Zuma. Asked whether the Prime Minister actually met President Zuma this morning, the...
Asked how the Prime Minister heard about Michael Foot's death, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) said the Prime Minister was aware of the sad news this morning. original source.
Briefing by the Prime Minister s spokesman on: Budget, Greener homes initiative, Lord Ashcroft and Scottish Referendum
BudgetAsked about the timing of the Budget and the Easter recess, the Prime Minister...
Harriet Harman took the Prime Minister s place at PMQs as Mr Brown is attending the South African state visit.
The economy, British manufacturing and the armed forces were on the ...
Briefing by the Prime Minister s spokesman on: President Zuma and Falklands
President ZumaAsked if the timing of President Zuma s official welcoming was something that the Prime Minister was consulted...
Briefing by the Prime Minister s spokesman on: Michael Foot, President Zuma visit and Chilcot inquiry
Michael FootAsked how the Prime Minister heard about Michael Foot s death, the Prime Minister s Spokesman...
Grocery manufacturers and retailers today agreed to make significant cuts to food and packaging waste that could save customers and the industry £1 billion and cut carbon emissions by three million ...
The Government will be told today (Thursday 4 March) that the long-term future of the countryside is in jeopardy because so many young people are being forced out of rural areas to find homes, jobs and support...
Government campaign urges you to spring clean your finances by brushing up on your consumer rights
Ambitious new targets to help more people with mental health conditions and learning disabilities in the workplace, are announced today by Minister for Disabled People Jonathan Shaw.
A new team of specially trained coaches are being deployed to help children become more active - setting them on the path to a healthier future.
The new Government body responsible for rolling-out next generation broadband across the UK will begin its work today, Digital Britain Minister Stephen Timms has announced.
A restaurant director and chef who have been given the seal of approval by Gordon Ramsay have backed the Health and Safety Executive’s call for restaurateurs to reduce the likelihood of slips, trips and falls...
A package of tough new actions to ensure that NHS patients can get the medicines they need was agreed at a summit to discuss concerns about current difficulties with the supply of medicines, hosted by Health ...
More than £26 million from the EU Dairy Fund will soon be distributed to British dairy farmers.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced plans for tenants with a new job offer to get Government help to find a home close to their new workplace. The scheme will first run in the Yorkshire & Humber...
The number of people gaining a qualification through the Train to Gain programme has hit the one million mark, the Government announced today.
Wave and tidal energy in England and Wales today received a boost as plans for the first full Strategic Environmental Assessment for wave and tidal energy were outlined.
Britain’s Oldest Inn has pledged support to the Health & Safety Executives (HSE) ‘Shattered Lives’ campaign to highlight the potentially devastating consequences of slips, trips and falls in the workplace...
Companies from the West Midlands’ ground breaking creative industries sector are heading to Texas next week for the one of the world’s most important media and music festivals.
Figures showing that the UK Armed Forces are currently at 98.7 per cent of their full time Trained Strength requirement have been released today by the MOD.
Plans to streamline police powers, cut red tape and increase the time officers can spend on frontline duties were announced by Home Office Minister David Hanson today.
Science Minister Lord Drayson has today spelled out new arrangements for the Science and Technology Facilities Council designed to ensure that it can plan with greater predictability and provide its community...
Housing Minister John Healey has pledged to give his full support to a new vision published today for the future of the iconic Byker estate.
A package of planning system reforms saving developers time and money to help them complete building projects during the recovery have now been approved by parliament, Planning Minister John Healey confirmed ...
Issued by the News Distribution Service on behalf of The Office of Sir John Chadwick.
HMRC encourages customers to use its VAT Online service
NE/087/10 A Teesside firm specialising in industrial coatings is set to cover the world as it branches out into a host of new markets with the help of UK Trade & Investment.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched an intensive inspection initiative aimed at stopping dangerous practices in construction activity in Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire). Inspectors...
A package of planning system reforms saving developers time and money to help them complete building projects during the recovery have been now approved by parliament, Planning Minister John Healey confirmed ...
An award-winning life sciences company that has changed the lives of countless women in the UK is going global with the help of UK Trade & Investment.
New cases of pandemic H1N1 (2009) Influenza in communities in England remain at around their lowest level since the disease first appeared in the United Kingdom. Patients continue to be hospitalised and admitted...
Healthcare students and staff at Northumbria University got a lesson in safety today (3 March) when Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspectors set up a “ward of hazards” at the University’s Clinical Skills ...
A Cannock manufacturing firm has been fined a total of £40,000 after a worker’s arm was seriously injured when it became trapped by a rotating drill.
The Highways Agency will start essential work to correct a slope instability beside the A40 at Highnam Woods on Sunday 7 March.
SE057-10 Traffic flows at the A34 Botley Interchange, west of Oxford, will be improved through new traffic signals at the junction.
The Highways Agency is planning to resurface a short stretch of the M5 northbound adjacent to Strensham services to improve safety for road users.
The Highways Agency is installing new variable message signs on the M54 eastbound between Junction 4 (Shifnal) and Junction 3 (Albrighton) to give drivers the latest information about the road conditions ahead...
Investiture programme for 10th March 2010
The Independent Chief Inspector of the UK Border Agency (UKBA), John Vine CBE QPM, has today published his report into an unannounced inspection of UKBA operations.
Frank discussions about the importance of being tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as chlamydia are an important indicator of a lasting relationship, according to a surprising new survey out...
I wish to inform you that on 15 February 2010 the EU decided to extend for one year its targeted measures on Zimbabwe. These comprise an arms embargo, travel ban and assets freeze, with small modifications detailed...
I am publishing today the report of Sir Ian Magee's review into legal aid delivery and governance and announcing the Government's decision to move the Legal Services Commission (LSC) to an executive agency of...
Further to my written ministerial statement on 19 January 2010, Official Report, column 14WS, I have published today the Government's response to the consultation paper entitled "Controlling Costs in Defamation...
I have received the report of the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning (IICD) on their activity over the last six months, up to the end of the British and Irish decommissioning amnesties. I...
During the passage of the Justice and Security (Northern Ireland) Act 2007 commitments were given that a statement would be made to Parliament each year on the volume of non-jury trial cases under the legislation...
I am announcing today the publication of the consultation on proposed changes to the laws governing the use of powered mobility vehicles and powered wheelchairs (referred to as "invalid carriages" in legislation...
Today I am announcing that following a consultation process, the Government are launching a new project to review current fee arrangements and deliver new fee structures for professional expert witnesses.
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The Highways Agency will start essential work to correct a slope instability beside the A40 at Highnam Woods on Sunday 7 March.
Britain’s Oldest Inn has pledged support to the Health & Safety Executives (HSE) ‘Shattered Lives’ campaign to highlight the potentially devastating consequences of slips, trips and falls in the workplace...
HMRC encourages customers to use its VAT Online service
A restaurant director and chef who have been given the seal of approval by Gordon Ramsay have backed the Health and Safety Executive’s call for restaurateurs to reduce the likelihood of slips, trips and falls...
Companies from the West Midlands’ ground breaking creative industries sector are heading to Texas next week for the one of the world’s most important media and music festivals.
A Cannock manufacturing firm has been fined a total of £40,000 after a worker’s arm was seriously injured when it became trapped by a rotating drill.
The Highways Agency is planning to resurface a short stretch of the M5 northbound adjacent to Strensham services to improve safety for road users.
The Highways Agency is installing new variable message signs on the M54 eastbound between Junction 4 (Shifnal) and Junction 3 (Albrighton) to give drivers the latest information about the road conditions ahead...
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched an intensive inspection initiative aimed at stopping dangerous practices in construction activity in Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire). Inspectors...
Grocery manufacturers and retailers today agreed to make significant cuts to food and packaging waste that could save customers and the industry £1 billion and cut carbon emissions by three million ...
The Government will be told today (Thursday 4 March) that the long-term future of the countryside is in jeopardy because so many young people are being forced out of rural areas to find homes, jobs and support...
Government campaign urges you to spring clean your finances by brushing up on your consumer rights
Ambitious new targets to help more people with mental health conditions and learning disabilities in the workplace, are announced today by Minister for Disabled People Jonathan Shaw.
A new team of specially trained coaches are being deployed to help children become more active - setting them on the path to a healthier future.
The new Government body responsible for rolling-out next generation broadband across the UK will begin its work today, Digital Britain Minister Stephen Timms has announced.
A restaurant director and chef who have been given the seal of approval by Gordon Ramsay have backed the Health and Safety Executive’s call for restaurateurs to reduce the likelihood of slips, trips and falls...
A package of tough new actions to ensure that NHS patients can get the medicines they need was agreed at a summit to discuss concerns about current difficulties with the supply of medicines, hosted by Health ...
More than £26 million from the EU Dairy Fund will soon be distributed to British dairy farmers.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced plans for tenants with a new job offer to get Government help to find a home close to their new workplace. The scheme will first run in the Yorkshire & Humber...
The number of people gaining a qualification through the Train to Gain programme has hit the one million mark, the Government announced today.
Wave and tidal energy in England and Wales today received a boost as plans for the first full Strategic Environmental Assessment for wave and tidal energy were outlined.
Britain’s Oldest Inn has pledged support to the Health & Safety Executives (HSE) ‘Shattered Lives’ campaign to highlight the potentially devastating consequences of slips, trips and falls in the workplace...
Companies from the West Midlands’ ground breaking creative industries sector are heading to Texas next week for the one of the world’s most important media and music festivals.
Figures showing that the UK Armed Forces are currently at 98.7 per cent of their full time Trained Strength requirement have been released today by the MOD.
Plans to streamline police powers, cut red tape and increase the time officers can spend on frontline duties were announced by Home Office Minister David Hanson today.
Science Minister Lord Drayson has today spelled out new arrangements for the Science and Technology Facilities Council designed to ensure that it can plan with greater predictability and provide its community...
Housing Minister John Healey has pledged to give his full support to a new vision published today for the future of the iconic Byker estate.
A package of planning system reforms saving developers time and money to help them complete building projects during the recovery have now been approved by parliament, Planning Minister John Healey confirmed ...
Issued by the News Distribution Service on behalf of The Office of Sir John Chadwick.
HMRC encourages customers to use its VAT Online service
NE/087/10 A Teesside firm specialising in industrial coatings is set to cover the world as it branches out into a host of new markets with the help of UK Trade & Investment.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched an intensive inspection initiative aimed at stopping dangerous practices in construction activity in Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire). Inspectors...
A package of planning system reforms saving developers time and money to help them complete building projects during the recovery have been now approved by parliament, Planning Minister John Healey confirmed ...
An award-winning life sciences company that has changed the lives of countless women in the UK is going global with the help of UK Trade & Investment.
New cases of pandemic H1N1 (2009) Influenza in communities in England remain at around their lowest level since the disease first appeared in the United Kingdom. Patients continue to be hospitalised and admitted...
Healthcare students and staff at Northumbria University got a lesson in safety today (3 March) when Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspectors set up a “ward of hazards” at the University’s Clinical Skills ...
A Cannock manufacturing firm has been fined a total of £40,000 after a worker’s arm was seriously injured when it became trapped by a rotating drill.
The Highways Agency will start essential work to correct a slope instability beside the A40 at Highnam Woods on Sunday 7 March.
SE057-10 Traffic flows at the A34 Botley Interchange, west of Oxford, will be improved through new traffic signals at the junction.
The Highways Agency is planning to resurface a short stretch of the M5 northbound adjacent to Strensham services to improve safety for road users.
The Highways Agency is installing new variable message signs on the M54 eastbound between Junction 4 (Shifnal) and Junction 3 (Albrighton) to give drivers the latest information about the road conditions ahead...
Investiture programme for 10th March 2010
The Independent Chief Inspector of the UK Border Agency (UKBA), John Vine CBE QPM, has today published his report into an unannounced inspection of UKBA operations.
Frank discussions about the importance of being tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as chlamydia are an important indicator of a lasting relationship, according to a surprising new survey out...
NE/087/10 A Teesside firm specialising in industrial coatings is set to cover the world as it branches out into a host of new markets with the help of UK Trade & Investment.
Healthcare students and staff at Northumbria University got a lesson in safety today (3 March) when Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspectors set up a “ward of hazards” at the University’s Clinical Skills ...
Grocery manufacturers and retailers today agreed to make significant cuts to food and packaging waste that could save customers and the industry £1 billion and cut carbon emissions by three million ...
The Government will be told today (Thursday 4 March) that the long-term future of the countryside is in jeopardy because so many young people are being forced out of rural areas to find homes, jobs and support...
Government campaign urges you to spring clean your finances by brushing up on your consumer rights
Ambitious new targets to help more people with mental health conditions and learning disabilities in the workplace, are announced today by Minister for Disabled People Jonathan Shaw.
A new team of specially trained coaches are being deployed to help children become more active - setting them on the path to a healthier future.
The new Government body responsible for rolling-out next generation broadband across the UK will begin its work today, Digital Britain Minister Stephen Timms has announced.
A restaurant director and chef who have been given the seal of approval by Gordon Ramsay have backed the Health and Safety Executive’s call for restaurateurs to reduce the likelihood of slips, trips and falls...
A package of tough new actions to ensure that NHS patients can get the medicines they need was agreed at a summit to discuss concerns about current difficulties with the supply of medicines, hosted by Health ...
More than £26 million from the EU Dairy Fund will soon be distributed to British dairy farmers.
Housing Minister John Healey has today announced plans for tenants with a new job offer to get Government help to find a home close to their new workplace. The scheme will first run in the Yorkshire & Humber...
The number of people gaining a qualification through the Train to Gain programme has hit the one million mark, the Government announced today.
Wave and tidal energy in England and Wales today received a boost as plans for the first full Strategic Environmental Assessment for wave and tidal energy were outlined.
Britain’s Oldest Inn has pledged support to the Health & Safety Executives (HSE) ‘Shattered Lives’ campaign to highlight the potentially devastating consequences of slips, trips and falls in the workplace...
Companies from the West Midlands’ ground breaking creative industries sector are heading to Texas next week for the one of the world’s most important media and music festivals.
Figures showing that the UK Armed Forces are currently at 98.7 per cent of their full time Trained Strength requirement have been released today by the MOD.
Plans to streamline police powers, cut red tape and increase the time officers can spend on frontline duties were announced by Home Office Minister David Hanson today.
Science Minister Lord Drayson has today spelled out new arrangements for the Science and Technology Facilities Council designed to ensure that it can plan with greater predictability and provide its community...
Housing Minister John Healey has pledged to give his full support to a new vision published today for the future of the iconic Byker estate.
A package of planning system reforms saving developers time and money to help them complete building projects during the recovery have now been approved by parliament, Planning Minister John Healey confirmed ...
Issued by the News Distribution Service on behalf of The Office of Sir John Chadwick.
HMRC encourages customers to use its VAT Online service
NE/087/10 A Teesside firm specialising in industrial coatings is set to cover the world as it branches out into a host of new markets with the help of UK Trade & Investment.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched an intensive inspection initiative aimed at stopping dangerous practices in construction activity in Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire). Inspectors...
A package of planning system reforms saving developers time and money to help them complete building projects during the recovery have been now approved by parliament, Planning Minister John Healey confirmed ...
An award-winning life sciences company that has changed the lives of countless women in the UK is going global with the help of UK Trade & Investment.
New cases of pandemic H1N1 (2009) Influenza in communities in England remain at around their lowest level since the disease first appeared in the United Kingdom. Patients continue to be hospitalised and admitted...
Healthcare students and staff at Northumbria University got a lesson in safety today (3 March) when Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspectors set up a “ward of hazards” at the University’s Clinical Skills ...
A Cannock manufacturing firm has been fined a total of £40,000 after a worker’s arm was seriously injured when it became trapped by a rotating drill.
The Highways Agency will start essential work to correct a slope instability beside the A40 at Highnam Woods on Sunday 7 March.
SE057-10 Traffic flows at the A34 Botley Interchange, west of Oxford, will be improved through new traffic signals at the junction.
The Highways Agency is planning to resurface a short stretch of the M5 northbound adjacent to Strensham services to improve safety for road users.
The Highways Agency is installing new variable message signs on the M54 eastbound between Junction 4 (Shifnal) and Junction 3 (Albrighton) to give drivers the latest information about the road conditions ahead...
Investiture programme for 10th March 2010
The Independent Chief Inspector of the UK Border Agency (UKBA), John Vine CBE QPM, has today published his report into an unannounced inspection of UKBA operations.
Frank discussions about the importance of being tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as chlamydia are an important indicator of a lasting relationship, according to a surprising new survey out...
The Independent Chief Inspector of the UK Border Agency (UKBA), John Vine CBE QPM, has today published his report into an unannounced inspection of UKBA operations.
The Independent Chief Inspector of the UK Border Agency (UKBA), John Vine CBE QPM, has today published his report into an unannounced inspection of UKBA operations.
Frank discussions about the importance of being tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as chlamydia are an important indicator of a lasting relationship, according to a surprising new survey out...