TGS


06 July 2010

Weekly roundup of roadworks in surrey, hampshire, south oxfordshire and south berkshire
seen at 19:24, 6 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work

Weekly summary of roadworks in kent and sussex
seen at 19:24, 6 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work.

Weekly summary of roadworks for m25
seen at 19:24, 6 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work

Nine year old girl taken to hospital after fall down cliff slope
seen at 19:19, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

At quarter past two this afternoon, Forth Coastguard were contacted by Ambulance control, reporting that a nine year old child had fallen down the cliff slope near Ravenscraig Castle, near Kirkcaldy.

Weekly roundup of roadworks in surrey, hampshire, south oxfordshire and south berkshire
seen at 17:28, 6 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

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 to weather conditions or unforeseen ...

Weekly summary of roadworks in kent and sussex
seen at 17:28, 6 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

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 to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances...

Weekly summary of roadworks for m25
seen at 17:28, 6 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

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 to weather conditions or unforeseen ...

M4 junction 8/9 roundabout and a308(m): overnight closures
seen at 17:28, 6 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Road users near Maidenhead are advised that the M4 junction 8/9 roundabout and A308(M) in both directions will be closed overnight this week while work is carried out to apply an anti-skid surface.

A1 in north yorkshire to close overnight this weekend (9 and 10 july) for bridge work
seen at 17:23, 6 July in Marine Management Organisation News - national (Our copy).

The A1 between Dishforth and Leeming in North Yorkshire will be closed overnight in both directions this Friday and Saturday (9 and 10 July) for the removal of scaffolding installed during construction of the...

Weekly roundup of roadworks in surrey, hampshire, south oxfordshire and south berkshire
seen at 17:23, 6 July in Skills Funding Agency News - national (Our copy).

A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work

Weekly summary of roadworks in kent and sussex
seen at 17:22, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work.

Weekly summary of roadworks for m25
seen at 17:22, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

A traffic management summary for both new and ongoing work

A1 in north yorkshire to close overnight this weekend (9 and 10 july) for bridge work
seen at 17:22, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

The A1 between Dishforth and Leeming in North Yorkshire will be closed overnight in both directions this Friday and Saturday (9 and 10 July) for the removal of scaffolding installed during construction of the...

Company ordered to pay £73,000 after farm worker is crushed to death
seen at 17:22, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

Farming and haulage company Pearn Wyatt & Son has been fined £21,000 with £52,000 costs after a 24-year-old agriculture worker was crushed to death on a farm in Norfolk.

Roofing firm in court after apprentice plunge
seen at 17:22, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

A Carmarthenshire roofing company has been prosecuted after a teenage worker fell three metres through a fragile roof, breaking his arm.

Weekly roundup of roadworks in surrey, hampshire, south oxfordshire and south berkshire
seen at 17:22, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

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 to weather conditions or unforeseen ...

Weekly summary of roadworks in kent and sussex
seen at 17:22, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

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 to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances...

Cambridge children’s authors and illustrators reap export success
seen at 17:22, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

They call themselves the Cambridge Children’s Authors and Illustrators. But the influence they have had on the imagination and education of young people is global.

Weekly summary of roadworks for m25
seen at 17:22, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

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 to weather conditions or unforeseen ...

M4 junction 8/9 roundabout and a308(m): overnight closures
seen at 17:22, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

Road users near Maidenhead are advised that the M4 junction 8/9 roundabout and A308(M) in both directions will be closed overnight this week while work is carried out to apply an anti-skid surface.

Export success pours for hertfordshire
seen at 17:22, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

Advice from UK Trade & Investment has helped Hertfordshire business, the Italian Beverage Company (IBC), double its overseas activity in less than a year

Crime lords’ £92.3m payback
seen at 15:21, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

Two members of a 21-strong criminal tax fraud gang have been ordered to re-pay a record £92.3m in the biggest ever confiscation order secured by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

Company fined after worker hit by fork-lift truck
seen at 15:21, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

A company has been prosecuted for health and safety failings after an employee was struck by a reversing fork-lift truck at its depot in Stevenage.

Mpa committee meeting: communities, equalities and people committee
seen at 15:21, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

A meeting of the Metropolitan Police Authority Communities, Equalities and People Committee will be held in Meeting Room 1,10 Dean Farrar Street, London, SW1H 0NY on Thursday 8 July at 12.00pm.

New Politics
seen at 14:12, 6 July in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).

The Deputy Prime Minister has outlined Government plans to reform elections to the House of Commons.

Nick Clegg announced details of planned legislation for fixed term parliaments and a referendum on moving...

Overnight closures for work on a19 near thornaby
seen at 14:09, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Northbound work for six nights between Crathorne and Parkway

M6 junctions 8 to 10a - birmingham box managed motorways scheme 'drop-in' session for local community
seen at 14:09, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Birmingham box managed motorways scheme

Cambridgeshire machine supplier fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 14:09, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine.

Farm worker's arm cut with chainsaw
seen at 14:09, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

A Suffolk farmer has been fined after one of his employees cut into his left arm with a chainsaw.

London development agency wins top sustainability award
seen at 14:09, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

The London Development Agency has won a top sustainability award for its programme to make public buildings more energy efficient and cut their carbon emissions.

David willetts responds to the association for graduate recruiters summer survey 2010
seen at 14:09, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Responding to the Association for Graduate Recruiters Summer Survey 2010, David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Skills said:

Differences in the nation's health revealed
seen at 14:09, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

A snapshot of health for each local area comparing key statistics such as life expectancy, deprivation and early deaths from stroke and heart disease has been published today by the Department of Health.

Effective regulation delivers good results for tap water
seen at 14:09, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Consumers in the South West are realising the benefits as work to renovate water mains in the region delivers good quality tap water.

North east firm building relationships with india
seen at 14:09, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

A North East firm specialising in safety and instructional signs and decals for construction equipment manufacturers is building new relationships with India in a bid to safeguard jobs and increase turnover.

Public Spending Control (Danny Alexander, Chief Secretary, HM Treasury)
seen at 14:07, 6 July in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

The Government's top priority is to take early action to tackle the unprecedented deficit and restore confidence in the economy.

Within 10 days of taking office, the Government took decisive action to find...

Effective regulation delivers good results for tap water
seen at 14:07, 6 July in Acas News - national (Our copy).

Consumers in the South West are realising the benefits as work to renovate water mains in the region delivers good quality tap water.

M6 junctions 8 to 10a - birmingham box managed motorways scheme 'drop-in' session for local community
seen at 14:07, 6 July in Adult Learning Inspectorate News - national (Our copy).

Birmingham box managed motorways scheme

Cambridgeshire machine supplier fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 14:07, 6 July in Adjudicators Office News - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine.

Farm worker's arm cut with chainsaw
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Adjudicators Office News - national (Our copy).

A Suffolk farmer has been fined after one of his employees cut into his left arm with a chainsaw.

Overnight closures for work on a19 near thornaby
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Assets Recovery Agency News - national (Our copy).

Northbound work for six nights between Crathorne and Parkway

North east firm building relationships with india
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Assets Recovery Agency News - national (Our copy).

NE/191/10 A North East firm specialising in safety and instructional signs and decals for construction equipment manufacturers is building new relationships with India in a bid to safeguard jobs and increase...

Overnight closures for work on a19 near thornaby
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Northbound work for six nights between Crathorne and Parkway

M6 junctions 8 to 10a - birmingham box managed motorways scheme 'drop-in' session for local community
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Birmingham box managed motorways scheme

Cambridgeshire machine supplier fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine.

Farm worker's arm cut with chainsaw
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

A Suffolk farmer has been fined after one of his employees cut into his left arm with a chainsaw.

London development agency wins top sustainability award
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

The London Development Agency has won a top sustainability award for its programme to make public buildings more energy efficient and cut their carbon emissions.

David willetts responds to the association for graduate recruiters summer survey 2010
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Responding to the Association for Graduate Recruiters Summer Survey 2010, David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Skills said:

Differences in the nation's health revealed
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

A snapshot of health for each local area comparing key statistics such as life expectancy, deprivation and early deaths from stroke and heart disease has been published today by the Department of Health.

Effective regulation delivers good results for tap water
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Consumers in the South West are realising the benefits as work to renovate water mains in the region delivers good quality tap water.

North east firm building relationships with india
seen at 14:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

NE/191/10 A North East firm specialising in safety and instructional signs and decals for construction equipment manufacturers is building new relationships with India in a bid to safeguard jobs and increase...

Overnight closures for work on a19 near thornaby
seen at 14:06, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Northbound work for six nights between Crathorne and Parkway

M6 junctions 8 to 10a - birmingham box managed motorways scheme 'drop-in' session for local community
seen at 14:06, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Birmingham box managed motorways scheme

Cambridgeshire machine supplier fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 14:06, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine.

Farm worker's arm cut with chainsaw
seen at 14:06, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

A Suffolk farmer has been fined after one of his employees cut into his left arm with a chainsaw.

London development agency wins top sustainability award
seen at 14:06, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

The London Development Agency has won a top sustainability award for its programme to make public buildings more energy efficient and cut their carbon emissions.

David willetts responds to the association for graduate recruiters summer survey 2010
seen at 14:06, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Responding to the Association for Graduate Recruiters Summer Survey 2010, David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Skills said:

Differences in the nation's health revealed
seen at 14:06, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

A snapshot of health for each local area comparing key statistics such as life expectancy, deprivation and early deaths from stroke and heart disease has been published today by the Department of Health.

Effective regulation delivers good results for tap water
seen at 14:06, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Consumers in the South West are realising the benefits as work to renovate water mains in the region delivers good quality tap water.

North east firm building relationships with india
seen at 14:06, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

A North East firm specialising in safety and instructional signs and decals for construction equipment manufacturers is building new relationships with India in a bid to safeguard jobs and increase turnover.

Company fined after worker hit by fork-lift truck
seen at 14:06, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

A company has been prosecuted for health and safety failings after an employee was struck by a reversing fork-lift truck at its depot in Stevenage.

The Draft Contaminants in Food Regulations (Scotland) 2010 (The Food Standards Agency)
seen at 12:28, 6 July in All consultations (Our copy).

This consultation started on 15th June 2010 and ends on 27th July 2010.

Although European Regulations are directly applicable in Member States from the date of application specified in them, provisions...

North east firm building relationships with india
seen at 12:24, 6 July in Office of the Children's Commissioner News - national (Our copy).

NE/191/10 A North East firm specialising in safety and instructional signs and decals for construction equipment manufacturers is building new relationships with India in a bid to safeguard jobs and increase...

North east firm building relationships with india
seen at 12:23, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

A North East firm specialising in safety and instructional signs and decals for construction equipment manufacturers is building new relationships with India in a bid to safeguard jobs and increase turnover.

Company fined after worker hit by fork-lift truck
seen at 12:23, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

A company has been prosecuted for health and safety failings after an employee was struck by a reversing fork-lift truck at its depot in Stevenage.

M6 junctions 8 to 10a - birmingham box managed motorways scheme 'drop-in' session for local community
seen at 11:17, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

Birmingham box managed motorways scheme

Rural England offers prospects for national change says new ‘State of the countryside’ report
seen at 10:26, 6 July in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
The Commission for Rural Communities (CRC) is today publishing the 'State of the countryside' report giving an up to date definitive picture of rural England.
State of the countryside 2010
seen at 10:26, 6 July in Commission for Rural Communities (Our copy).
State of the Countryside 2010 provides a comprehensive description of social, economic and environmental conditions and changes across rural England, highlighting the main challenges and future trends for government...
M6 junctions 8 to 10a
seen at 10:19, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

Birmingham box managed motorways scheme

Cambridgeshire machine supplier fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 10:19, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine.

Farm worker's arm cut with chainsaw
seen at 10:19, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

A Suffolk farmer has been fined after one of his employees cut into his left arm with a chainsaw.

London development agency wins top sustainability award
seen at 10:19, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

The London Development Agency has won a top sustainability award for its programme to make public buildings more energy efficient and cut their carbon emissions.

David willetts responds to the association for graduate recruiters summer survey 2010
seen at 10:19, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

Responding to the Association for Graduate Recruiters Summer Survey 2010, David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Skills said:

Effective regulation delivers good results for tap water
seen at 10:18, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

Consumers in the South West are realising the benefits as work to renovate water mains in the region delivers good quality tap water.

Overnight closures for work on a19 near thornaby
seen at 10:18, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

Northbound work for six nights between Crathorne and Parkway

Differences in the nation's health revealed
seen at 10:18, 6 July in European Regional Development Fund News - national (Our copy).

A snapshot of health for each local area comparing key statistics such as life expectancy, deprivation and early deaths from stroke and heart disease has been published today by the Department of Health.

Miscellaneous
seen at 05:09, 6 July in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if there was a date for the torture inquiry, the PMS said that reporters would have to wait, but it would be quite soon. Put that the a backbench MP had refused to see constituents who wore burkas and asked...
Education/Treasury statements
seen at 05:09, 6 July in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked why the Danny Alexander statement was written rather than oral, the PMS said that there were a couple of significant oral statements this afternoon, and the Danny Alexander statement went alongside the education...
Civil Service compensation
seen at 05:09, 6 July in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if another meeting with the civil service unions had been arranged, the PMS said that his understanding was that there was no meeting scheduled in the first place. Asked if a meeting would take place, the...
Prime Minister’s Questions
seen at 05:09, 6 July in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with the Speaker that PMQs needed to be reformed, the PMS said that he had not seen the Speaker's comments, but in general the Prime Minister was open to suggestions from the ...
Deputy Prime Minister’s statement on electoral reform
seen at 05:09, 6 July in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if the Deputy Prime Minister's statement would include any information on anything other than electoral reform, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) said that the statement would cover what was set out in...
Your Freedom
seen at 05:09, 6 July in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).

The Government has asked the public for their ideas to reduce pointless regulation and unnecessary bureaucracy.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg launched the Your Freedom website giving people the opportunity...

Morning press briefing from 5 July 2010
seen at 05:09, 6 July in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).

Briefing by the Prime Minister’s Spokesman on: the Deputy Prime Minister’s statement on electoral reform, Prime Minister’s Questions, Civil Service compensation, education/Treasury statements...

Global logistics and tobacco firms fined after worker is crushed to death
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Two companies have today been fined a total of £160,000 after a man was killed when he was crushed by a rolling lorry in Nottingham.

Call to cut planning and consents red tape
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Proposals for simplifying the planning and consents environment, encouraging development and growth and cutting the amount of red tape faced by business and government, has been published today by the Penfold...

Extra highways agency traffic officer patrols for great yorkshire show
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Road users heading to the Great Yorkshire Show or travelling through the region from Tuesday 13 to Thursday 15 July are being advised by the Highways Agency to plan their journey before setting off.

Low pay commission visit to london
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Three Low Pay Commissioners will visit London on 7 July on a fact-finding visit about the National Minimum Wage.  This is one of a number of visits the Low Pay Commission is making around the UK during 2010 to...

Comet group prosecuted following death of worker in wrexham
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Major electrical retailer, Comet Group plc, has been fined £75,000 following the death of a contractor who fell through a roof light at its Wrexham store.

Payback review issue 6
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Attached is a copy of the latest issue of Payback Review - the quarterly publication incorporating news stories from the proceeds of crime asset recovery community.

Hatfield tunnel refurbishment: northbound a1(m) closed tonight
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Please be aware of the following traffic bulletin from the Highways Agency:

M6 junctions 8 to 10a
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

BIRMINGHAM BOX MANAGED MOTORWAYS SCHEME

‘DROP-IN’ SESSION FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY

Wednesday 14th July, 4pm – 7pm

Walsall Council Chamber Foyer, Leicester Street, Walsall, WS21 1TP

Machine supplier and university fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine while working at Warwick University.

Further education minister welcomes completion of fees review
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Further Education minister John Hayes has today welcomed the publication of an independent report on the co-investment system in Further Education.

Action to tackle unfunded spending commitments
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury today announced that four Departments have agreed to reductions in unfunded spending commitments totalling £1.5bn.

Cambridgeshire machine supplier fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine.

Farm worker's arm cut with chainsaw
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

A Suffolk farmer has been fined after one of his employees cut into his left arm with a chainsaw.

Crime lords’ £92.3 million payback
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Two members of a 21-strong criminal tax fraud gang have been ordered to re-pay a record £92.3 million in the biggest ever confiscation order secured by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

Embargoed until 6 july 00:01 2010 - london development agency wins top sustainability award
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

The London Development Agency has won a top sustainability award for its programme to make public buildings more energy efficient and cut their carbon emissions.

David willetts responds to the association for graduate recruiters summer survey 2010
seen at 05:08, 6 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Please note that this is Embargoed until 00:01 on the 5 July 2010

Responding to the Association for Graduate Recruiters Summer Survey 2010, David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Skills said:

Global logistics and tobacco firms fined after worker is crushed to death
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Acas News - national (Our copy).

Two companies have today been fined a total of £160,000 after a man was killed when he was crushed by a rolling lorry in Nottingham.

Machine supplier and university fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 05:06, 6 July in The National Archives News - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine while working at Warwick University.

M6 junctions 8 to 10a
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Adult Learning Inspectorate News - national (Our copy).

BIRMINGHAM BOX MANAGED MOTORWAYS SCHEME

‘DROP-IN’ SESSION FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY

Wednesday 14th July, 4pm – 7pm

Walsall Council Chamber Foyer, Leicester Street, Walsall, WS21 1TP

Cambridgeshire machine supplier fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Adjudicators Office News - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine.

Farm worker's arm cut with chainsaw
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Adjudicators Office News - national (Our copy).

A Suffolk farmer has been fined after one of his employees cut into his left arm with a chainsaw.

Global logistics and tobacco firms fined after worker is crushed to death
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Two companies have today been fined a total of £160,000 after a man was killed when he was crushed by a rolling lorry in Nottingham.

Call to cut planning and consents red tape
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Proposals for simplifying the planning and consents environment, encouraging development and growth and cutting the amount of red tape faced by business and government, has been published today by the Penfold...

Extra highways agency traffic officer patrols for great yorkshire show
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Road users heading to the Great Yorkshire Show or travelling through the region from Tuesday 13 to Thursday 15 July are being advised by the Highways Agency to plan their journey before setting off.

Low pay commission visit to london
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Three Low Pay Commissioners will visit London on 7 July on a fact-finding visit about the National Minimum Wage.  This is one of a number of visits the Low Pay Commission is making around the UK during 2010 to...

Comet group prosecuted following death of worker in wrexham
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Major electrical retailer, Comet Group plc, has been fined £75,000 following the death of a contractor who fell through a roof light at its Wrexham store.

Payback review issue 6
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Attached is a copy of the latest issue of Payback Review - the quarterly publication incorporating news stories from the proceeds of crime asset recovery community.

Hatfield tunnel refurbishment: northbound a1(m) closed tonight
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Please be aware of the following traffic bulletin from the Highways Agency:

M6 junctions 8 to 10a
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

BIRMINGHAM BOX MANAGED MOTORWAYS SCHEME

‘DROP-IN’ SESSION FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY

Wednesday 14th July, 4pm – 7pm

Walsall Council Chamber Foyer, Leicester Street, Walsall, WS21 1TP

Machine supplier and university fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine while working at Warwick University.

Further education minister welcomes completion of fees review
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Further Education minister John Hayes has today welcomed the publication of an independent report on the co-investment system in Further Education.

Action to tackle unfunded spending commitments
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury today announced that four Departments have agreed to reductions in unfunded spending commitments totalling £1.5bn.

Cambridgeshire machine supplier fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine.

Farm worker's arm cut with chainsaw
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

A Suffolk farmer has been fined after one of his employees cut into his left arm with a chainsaw.

Crime lords’ £92.3 million payback
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Two members of a 21-strong criminal tax fraud gang have been ordered to re-pay a record £92.3 million in the biggest ever confiscation order secured by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

Embargoed until 6 july 00:01 2010 - london development agency wins top sustainability award
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

The London Development Agency has won a top sustainability award for its programme to make public buildings more energy efficient and cut their carbon emissions.

David willetts responds to the association for graduate recruiters summer survey 2010
seen at 05:06, 6 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Please note that this is Embargoed until 00:01 on the 5 July 2010

Responding to the Association for Graduate Recruiters Summer Survey 2010, David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Skills said:

Extra highways agency traffic officer patrols for great yorkshire show
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Road users heading to the Great Yorkshire Show or travelling through the region from Tuesday 13 to Thursday 15 July are being advised by the Highways Agency to plan their journey before setting off.

Low pay commission visit to london
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Three Low Pay Commissioners will visit London on 7 July on a fact-finding visit about the National Minimum Wage.  This is one of a number of visits the Low Pay Commission is making around the UK during 2010 to...

Comet group prosecuted following death of worker in wrexham
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Major electrical retailer, Comet Group plc, has been fined £75,000 following the death of a contractor who fell through a roof light at its Wrexham store.

Payback review issue 6
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Attached is a copy of the latest issue of Payback Review - the quarterly publication incorporating news stories from the proceeds of crime asset recovery community.

Hatfield tunnel refurbishment: northbound a1(m) closed tonight
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Please be aware of the following traffic bulletin from the Highways Agency:

M6 junctions 8 to 10a
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

BIRMINGHAM BOX MANAGED MOTORWAYS SCHEME

‘DROP-IN’ SESSION FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY

Wednesday 14th July, 4pm – 7pm

Walsall Council Chamber Foyer, Leicester Street, Walsall, WS21 1TP

Machine supplier and university fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine while working at Warwick University.

Further education minister welcomes completion of fees review
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Further Education minister John Hayes has today welcomed the publication of an independent report on the co-investment system in Further Education.

Action to tackle unfunded spending commitments
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury today announced that four Departments have agreed to reductions in unfunded spending commitments totalling £1.5bn.

Cambridgeshire machine supplier fined after worker traps arm in harvester
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

A man suffered severe injuries to his arm after being dragged into a harvesting machine.

Farm worker's arm cut with chainsaw
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

A Suffolk farmer has been fined after one of his employees cut into his left arm with a chainsaw.

Crime lords’ £92.3 million payback
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Two members of a 21-strong criminal tax fraud gang have been ordered to re-pay a record £92.3 million in the biggest ever confiscation order secured by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

Embargoed until 6 july 00:01 2010 - london development agency wins top sustainability award
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

The London Development Agency has won a top sustainability award for its programme to make public buildings more energy efficient and cut their carbon emissions.

David willetts responds to the association for graduate recruiters summer survey 2010
seen at 05:05, 6 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Please note that this is Embargoed until 00:01 on the 5 July 2010

Responding to the Association for Graduate Recruiters Summer Survey 2010, David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Skills said:

Embargoed until 6 july 00:01 2010 - london development agency wins top sustainability award
seen at 00:56, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

The London Development Agency has won a top sustainability award for its programme to make public buildings more energy efficient and cut their carbon emissions.

David willetts responds to the association for graduate recruiters summer survey 2010
seen at 00:56, 6 July in Residential Property Tribunal Service News - national (Our copy).

Please note that this is Embargoed until 00:01 on the 5 July 2010

Responding to the Association for Graduate Recruiters Summer Survey 2010, David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Skills said: