A teenager was rescued from Portrush Harbour after a very cold swim out to a moored boat to collect some fishing gear.
223-10 A teenager was rescued from Portrush Harbour after a very cold swim out to a moored boat to collect some fishing gear.
222-10 Stornoway Coastguard coordinated the rescue of four people from the sea and a Labrador dog from a motorboat that was going in circles this afternoon half a mile off Mallaig.
Three diving boats, a fish farm workboat, a passenger ferry, pleasure boats, divers, Coastguard Rescue teams, a RNLI Lifeboat and the Royal Navy Rescue helicopter from Prestwick have spent the afternoon searching...
Stornoway Coastguard coordinated the rescue of four people from the sea and a Labrador dog from a motorboat that was going in circles this afternoon half a mile off Mallaig.
Two fishermen were rescued from a life raft 18 miles off the North Yorkshire coast today after their vessel caught fire.
NEW, AMENDED AND ONGOING WORKS
DERBYSHIRE
Quirky, unique and off the beaten path - hundreds of properties across the South West are set to open their doors to the public from 9 – 12 September.
Weekly Summary of Highways Agency Works in Devon and Cornwall:
To help us advise Government on ways of fully embracing the contribution and needs of rural communities in the Big Society, we would like to hear your views and experiences.
220-10 Two fishermen were rescued from a life raft 18 miles off the North Yorkshire coast today after their vessel caught fire.
Roadworks information for Highways Agency roads in Cumbria and North Lancashire – 7 days beginning Monday 9th August 2010
Road works information for Highways Agency roads in Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Cheshire and South Lancashire – 7 days beginning Monday 9th August 2010
Weekly round-up of Highways Agency roadworks in the East of England.
Saturday 7 August to Friday 13 August
Two fishermen were rescued from a life raft 18 miles off the North Yorkshire coast today after their vessel caught fire.
West Midlands Motorway and Trunk Road Maintenance Programme 9-15 August 2010
The directors of Wrapit Plc (“Wrapit”), a failed wedding gift company based in Wandsworth, London, have been disqualified from acting as company directors for a combined total of 15 years following an investigation...
The new Task Force on Farming Regulation are calling for opinions and ideas on ways to improve approaches to regulation as part of a wide ranging consultation launched today. The Task Force has been challenged...
This consultation started on 23rd July 2010 and ends on 14th October 2010.
In July 2006 the European Commission published proposals for European Parliament and Council Regulations aimed at clarifying...
This consultation started on 22nd July 2010 and ends on 29th October 2010.
The aim of this discussion paper is to explore whether, for EU-based companies, section 51 of the Insolvency Act 1986 (on the power...
This consultation started on 30th June 2010 and ends on 27th August 2010.
Changes will shortly be made to the structure of EU food additives legislation to make it easier to identify which additives ...
This consultation started on 1st July 2010 and ends on 27th August 2010.
Changes will shortly be made to the structure of EU food additives legislation to make it easier to identify which additives are...
Quirky, unique and off the beaten path - hundreds of properties across the North East are set to open their doors to the public from 9 – 12 September.
The free online service from the Highways Agency which provides a quick and easy route planning and notification system for hauliers transporting abnormal loads has seen a steady increase in use since its recent...
The new Task Force on Farming Regulation are calling for opinions and ideas on ways to improve approaches to regulation as part of a wide ranging consultation launched today.
• Lord Davies of Abersoch to report on how Government can remove obstacles to women making it to the board
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get well underway in the East of England.
The directors of Wrapit Plc (“Wrapit”), a failed wedding gift company based in Wandsworth, London, have been disqualified from acting as company directors for a combined total of 15 years following an investigation...
Latest Government figures show that more than 60,000 British travellers reported their passport lost or stolen abroad between April 2009 and March 2010.
OPINIONS ON IMPROVING REGULATION WANTED
The new Task Force on Farming Regulation are calling for opinions and ideas on ways to improve approaches to regulation as part of a wide ranging consultation...
A sheet metal manufacturing company and its director have been fined after workers were exposed to high levels of lead at its factory in Norfolk.
OPINIONS ON IMPROVING REGULATION WANTED
The new Task Force on Farming Regulation are calling for opinions and ideas on ways to improve approaches to regulation as part of a wide ranging consultation...
Commenting on the Regulatory Policy Committee’s first report, Sir Don Curry, Non-Executive Chair of the Better Regulation Executive, said:
• Lord Davies of Abersoch to report on how Government can remove obstacles to women making it to the board
• Government announces new aspiration, by the end of the Parliament at least half...
A Black Country company that has produced elaborate metal sections for a Grand Prix circuit and Wembley Stadium is securing its own international reputation with a number of new export deals.
In 10 days time Whitechapel Bridge, which carries the B6120 over the M62 near Cleckheaton, will close to allow major bridge replacement works to take place.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get well underway in the East of England.
Prime Minister David Cameron and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg have thanked Cabinet ministers for their commitment to the coalition during its first 12 weeks.
In a letter to colleagues, the PM and Deputy...
Prime Minister David Cameron has travelled to Birmingham today where he answered questions from local residents in his latest PM Direct.
The PM answered questions on a range of subjects ranging from the...
Prime Minister David Cameron has travelled to Rome to meet his Italian counterpart Silvio Berlusconi.
Mr Cameron held a working dinner with the Italian Prime Minister where discussions focused on the economy...
Prime Minister David Cameron has travelled to Brighton today where he spoke to local residents about how the Government can reduce the deficit and cut spending in a way that is fair and responsible.
The...
Improvement works to two roundabouts in Grangetown near Redcar will take place from Wednesday 11 August.
The owner of a Cornish vineyard died after a delivery of empty wine bottles crashed onto him when they fell from the tail lift of a lorry he was helping to unload.
The Department for Transport has today published the following Transport Statistics:
The Business Secretary, Vince Cable, today announced a comprehensive package of measures to support the Government’s drive to tackle unnecessary government interference and red tape.
The Department of Health has announced its intention to explore options with the private sector for potential investment in NHS Professionals Ltd.
Business Secretary Vince Cable will visit the North East today to see how investment in low carbon technology is creating jobs and promoting growth in the region.
London Development Agency has sold its remaining share of the eco-friendly Gemini Business Park in Beckton to Aviva Investors Pensions Limited for £16 million - and the proceeds will be invested in ...
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children across Yorkshire and the Humber over the school summer holidays.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds – that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get underway in the West Midlands.
Repairs are to be carried out on the two bridges carrying the M20 coastbound and the coastbound distributor road over the A229 Chatham Road, known locally as Bluebell Hill.
Building sites are not adventure playground - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get well underway in Wales.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays are well underway in Scotland.
The Highways Agency has completed work on a new footpath which will improve safety for pedestrians crossing the A1 at Wentbridge near Darrington, West Yorkshire.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get well underway in the South East.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get well underway in London.
OVERNIGHT MOTORWAY AND SLIP ROAD CLOSURES Friday 06 August 2010 and Saturday 07 August 2010
NE/208/10
Quirky, unique and off the beaten path - hundreds of properties across the North East are set to open their doors to the public from 9 – 12 September...
The free online service from the Highways Agency which provides a quick and easy route planning and notification system for hauliers transporting abnormal loads has seen a steady increase in use since its recent...
Two construction companies were today prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) after a 44 tonne machine crashed onto a busy main road in Hull.
Forth Coastguard is coordinating the search for a missing fisherman, whose fishing vessel was in collision with a ferry this evening.
Forth Coastguard is coordinating the search for a missing fisherman, whose fishing vessel was in collision with a ferry this evening.
EMBARGOED UNTIL 00:01 6 AUGUST 2010
Commenting on the Regulatory Policy Committee’s first report, Sir Don Curry, Non-Executive Chair of the Better Regulation Executive, said:
The owner of a Cornish vineyard died after a delivery of empty wine bottles crashed onto him when they fell from the tail lift of a lorry he was helping to unload.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays are well underway in Scotland.
Forth Coastguard is coordinating the search for a missing fisherman, whose fishing vessel was in collision with a ferry this evening.
Forth Coastguard is coordinating the search for a missing fisherman, whose fishing vessel was in collision with a ferry this evening.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds – that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get underway in the West Midlands.
OVERNIGHT MOTORWAY AND SLIP ROAD CLOSURES Friday 06 August 2010 and Saturday 07 August 2010
Improvement works to two roundabouts in Grangetown near Redcar will take place from Wednesday 11 August.
NE/208/10
Quirky, unique and off the beaten path - hundreds of properties across the North East are set to open their doors to the public from 9 – 12 September...
Improvement works to two roundabouts in Grangetown near Redcar will take place from Wednesday 11 August.
The owner of a Cornish vineyard died after a delivery of empty wine bottles crashed onto him when they fell from the tail lift of a lorry he was helping to unload.
The Department for Transport has today published the following Transport Statistics:
The Business Secretary, Vince Cable, today announced a comprehensive package of measures to support the Government’s drive to tackle unnecessary government interference and red tape.
The Department of Health has announced its intention to explore options with the private sector for potential investment in NHS Professionals Ltd.
Business Secretary Vince Cable will visit the North East today to see how investment in low carbon technology is creating jobs and promoting growth in the region.
London Development Agency has sold its remaining share of the eco-friendly Gemini Business Park in Beckton to Aviva Investors Pensions Limited for £16 million - and the proceeds will be invested in ...
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children across Yorkshire and the Humber over the school summer holidays.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds – that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get underway in the West Midlands.
Repairs are to be carried out on the two bridges carrying the M20 coastbound and the coastbound distributor road over the A229 Chatham Road, known locally as Bluebell Hill.
Building sites are not adventure playground - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get well underway in Wales.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays are well underway in Scotland.
The Highways Agency has completed work on a new footpath which will improve safety for pedestrians crossing the A1 at Wentbridge near Darrington, West Yorkshire.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get well underway in the South East.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get well underway in London.
OVERNIGHT MOTORWAY AND SLIP ROAD CLOSURES Friday 06 August 2010 and Saturday 07 August 2010
NE/208/10
Quirky, unique and off the beaten path - hundreds of properties across the North East are set to open their doors to the public from 9 – 12 September...
The free online service from the Highways Agency which provides a quick and easy route planning and notification system for hauliers transporting abnormal loads has seen a steady increase in use since its recent...
Two construction companies were today prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) after a 44 tonne machine crashed onto a busy main road in Hull.
Forth Coastguard is coordinating the search for a missing fisherman, whose fishing vessel was in collision with a ferry this evening.
Forth Coastguard is coordinating the search for a missing fisherman, whose fishing vessel was in collision with a ferry this evening.
EMBARGOED UNTIL 00:01 6 AUGUST 2010
Commenting on the Regulatory Policy Committee’s first report, Sir Don Curry, Non-Executive Chair of the Better Regulation Executive, said:
Improvement works to two roundabouts in Grangetown near Redcar will take place from Wednesday 11 August.
The owner of a Cornish vineyard died after a delivery of empty wine bottles crashed onto him when they fell from the tail lift of a lorry he was helping to unload.
The Department for Transport has today published the following Transport Statistics:
The Business Secretary, Vince Cable, today announced a comprehensive package of measures to support the Government’s drive to tackle unnecessary government interference and red tape.
The Department of Health has announced its intention to explore options with the private sector for potential investment in NHS Professionals Ltd.
Business Secretary Vince Cable will visit the North East today to see how investment in low carbon technology is creating jobs and promoting growth in the region.
London Development Agency has sold its remaining share of the eco-friendly Gemini Business Park in Beckton to Aviva Investors Pensions Limited for £16 million - and the proceeds will be invested in ...
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children across Yorkshire and the Humber over the school summer holidays.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds – that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get underway in the West Midlands.
Repairs are to be carried out on the two bridges carrying the M20 coastbound and the coastbound distributor road over the A229 Chatham Road, known locally as Bluebell Hill.
Building sites are not adventure playground - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get well underway in Wales.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays are well underway in Scotland.
The Highways Agency has completed work on a new footpath which will improve safety for pedestrians crossing the A1 at Wentbridge near Darrington, West Yorkshire.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get well underway in the South East.
Building sites are not adventure playgrounds - that is the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) message to parents and children as school holidays get well underway in London.
OVERNIGHT MOTORWAY AND SLIP ROAD CLOSURES Friday 06 August 2010 and Saturday 07 August 2010
NE/208/10
Quirky, unique and off the beaten path - hundreds of properties across the North East are set to open their doors to the public from 9 – 12 September...
The free online service from the Highways Agency which provides a quick and easy route planning and notification system for hauliers transporting abnormal loads has seen a steady increase in use since its recent...
Two construction companies were today prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) after a 44 tonne machine crashed onto a busy main road in Hull.
Forth Coastguard is coordinating the search for a missing fisherman, whose fishing vessel was in collision with a ferry this evening.
Forth Coastguard is coordinating the search for a missing fisherman, whose fishing vessel was in collision with a ferry this evening.
EMBARGOED UNTIL 00:01 6 AUGUST 2010
Commenting on the Regulatory Policy Committee’s first report, Sir Don Curry, Non-Executive Chair of the Better Regulation Executive, said:
EMBARGOED UNTIL 00:01 6 AUGUST 2010
Commenting on the Regulatory Policy Committee’s first report, Sir Don Curry, Non-Executive Chair of the Better Regulation Executive, said: