A man was left with serious injuries after a fall from an unguarded platform, a court heard during the sentencing of a Huddersfield textile retailer.
Commenting on the news that Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov have won the Nobel Prize for Physics 2010, the Minister for Universities and Science, David Willetts said:
National waste and recycling company Veolia ES (UK) Ltd has been fined £225,000 after a worker was killed in a vehicle collision while collecting litter from a busy road.
A major pub chain has been fined £300,000 after a Merseyside landlord died from carbon monoxide poisoning, and tenants at another 474 pubs were put at risk.
A former British Royal Marine has been jailed for two and half years after attempting to supply hi-tech sniper-scopes to Iran.
The failed plot to smuggle the valuable horns of a white rhino out of the UK through Manchester Airport has landed the perpetrator in jail for 12 months.
The Highways Agency will begin work to resurface and provide new road markings on the A64 eastbound exit slip road and westbound entry slip road at Copmanthorpe (Bond Hill Loop) in York, North Yorkshire.
National waste and recycling company Veolia ES (UK) Ltd has been fined £225,000 after a worker was killed in a vehicle collision while collecting litter from a busy road.
Mandatory reports to give patients more information and drive down infections
Two new non-party-political peers recommended by the House of Lords Appointments Commission were announced today.
Sections of the A259 between Guldeford Crossing and Kent Ditch,near Rye, are to be resurfaced to provide a smoother, quieter road surface and improve journeys for road users.
Two new non-party-political peers recommended by the House of Lords Appointments Commission were announced today.
This consultation started on 27th July 2010 and ends on 15th October 2010.
The government has published a discussion document available on the HM Treasury website on the taxation of foreign branches...
This consultation started on 28th July 2010 and ends on 28th October 2010.
Decriminalised Enforcement of Bus Lane Offences by Camera Consultation
This consultation started on 27th July 2010 and ends on 22nd October 2010.
This consultation seeks your views on the government's proposal to change the tax rules for furnished holiday lettings so they meet...
This consultation started on 2nd August 2010 and ends on 25th October 2010.
The Cabinet Secretary for RAE will be consulting on advice which he has received from the Rural Development Council...
This consultation started on 29th June 2010 and ends on 6th October 2010.
In future years, older people will form a greater proportion of Scotland's population than ever before. For most, this will not ...
Around 35,000 people will benefit from a £70 million cash boost that will enable the NHS to support people back into their homes after a spell in hospital, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley announced ...
The Highways Agency will begin work to resurface two roundabouts on the A49 in Hereford from the 11 October 2010 for up to five nights.
Sections of the A259 between Guldeford Crossing and Kent Ditch,near Rye, are to be resurfaced to provide a smoother, quieter road surface and improve journeys for road users.
Two new non-party-political peers recommended by the House of Lords Appointments Commission were announced today.
Number 10 has released its monthly update on website traffic.
The information gives a fuller picture of the number of users the site generates and the pages viewed.
Traffic for September 2010Pope...
Prime Minister David Cameron has congratulated Europe on their “stunning victory” in the Ryder Cup.
The team, captained by Colin Montgomerie, clinched victory at Celtic Manor in South Wales...
A three week scheme to resurface the M56 between Stretton and Preston Brook in Cheshire is to get underway next week.
Motorists and hauliers are to benefit from an extra lane on a key stretch of the M4 near London, Transport Secretary Philip Hammond announced today.
Transport Secretary Philip Hammond has today announced which network option the Government prefers for taking high speed rail north of Birmingham.
Two Low Pay Commissioners will visit Barnstaple and Taunton on 7 and 8 October 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 Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service, Sir Gus O'Donnell, is pleased to announce the appointment of Una O’Brien as the new Permanent Secretary at the Department of Health.
As hundreds of residents sign the petition to bring back the Olympic marathon to the East End, Tower Hamlets Council has criticised the decision and is threatening to use every tool at its disposal to reverse...
The Consumer Council for Water Wales Committee is inviting members of the public to its next meeting at the National Waterfront Museum in Swansea on Tuesday 12 October. The committee will be looking at how water...
Tower Hamlets Council is cracking down on housing cheats.
An update to the Furniture and Furnishings Regulations (FFRs) has now come into force, which will provide an amendment to the test fabric material used in fire-resistance tests for upholstered furniture and furnishings...
Families of servicemen and women killed on active duty will benefit from publicly funded higher education scholarships, the government announced today.
On Friday 1 October 2010, George Charles Taylor (“Mr Taylorâ€) of Arundel, West Sussex, was sentenced at Chichester Crown Court to a total of 16 months imprisonment in respect of offences he committed whilst acting...
A Wiltshire construction company has been prosecuted after a teenager was seriously injured in a wall collapse.
NE/234/10 A Scottish construction firm has been fined after one of its workers died four weeks after being struck by a telehandler driven by a co-worker.
Commenting on the news that Professor Robert Edwards has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2010, Minister for Universities and Science David Willetts said:
Thursday 7 October, 4pm – 7pm
Walsall Council Chamber Foyer, Lichfield Street, Walsall, WS21 1TP.
Work will begin next week to resurface the M62 between Junction 26 and 27 in West Yorkshire. The work will provide an improved road surface for drivers and it is taking place following the completion of the concrete...
Around 35,000 people will benefit from a £70 million cash boost that will enable the NHS to support people back into their homes after a spell in hospital, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley announced ...
A Wiltshire construction company has been prosecuted after a teenager was seriously injured in a wall collapse.
Thursday 7 October, 4pm – 7pm
Walsall Council Chamber Foyer, Lichfield Street, Walsall, WS21 1TP.
NE/234/10 A Scottish construction firm has been fined after one of its workers died four weeks after being struck by a telehandler driven by a co-worker.
A three week scheme to resurface the M56 between Stretton and Preston Brook in Cheshire is to get underway next week.
Motorists and hauliers are to benefit from an extra lane on a key stretch of the M4 near London, Transport Secretary Philip Hammond announced today.
Transport Secretary Philip Hammond has today announced which network option the Government prefers for taking high speed rail north of Birmingham.
Two Low Pay Commissioners will visit Barnstaple and Taunton on 7 and 8 October 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 Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service, Sir Gus O'Donnell, is pleased to announce the appointment of Una O’Brien as the new Permanent Secretary at the Department of Health.
As hundreds of residents sign the petition to bring back the Olympic marathon to the East End, Tower Hamlets Council has criticised the decision and is threatening to use every tool at its disposal to reverse...
The Consumer Council for Water Wales Committee is inviting members of the public to its next meeting at the National Waterfront Museum in Swansea on Tuesday 12 October. The committee will be looking at how water...
Tower Hamlets Council is cracking down on housing cheats.
An update to the Furniture and Furnishings Regulations (FFRs) has now come into force, which will provide an amendment to the test fabric material used in fire-resistance tests for upholstered furniture and furnishings...
Families of servicemen and women killed on active duty will benefit from publicly funded higher education scholarships, the government announced today.
On Friday 1 October 2010, George Charles Taylor (“Mr Taylorâ€) of Arundel, West Sussex, was sentenced at Chichester Crown Court to a total of 16 months imprisonment in respect of offences he committed whilst acting...
A Wiltshire construction company has been prosecuted after a teenager was seriously injured in a wall collapse.
NE/234/10 A Scottish construction firm has been fined after one of its workers died four weeks after being struck by a telehandler driven by a co-worker.
Commenting on the news that Professor Robert Edwards has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2010, Minister for Universities and Science David Willetts said:
Thursday 7 October, 4pm – 7pm
Walsall Council Chamber Foyer, Lichfield Street, Walsall, WS21 1TP.
Work will begin next week to resurface the M62 between Junction 26 and 27 in West Yorkshire. The work will provide an improved road surface for drivers and it is taking place following the completion of the concrete...
Around 35,000 people will benefit from a £70 million cash boost that will enable the NHS to support people back into their homes after a spell in hospital, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley announced ...
A three week scheme to resurface the M56 between Stretton and Preston Brook in Cheshire is to get underway next week.
Motorists and hauliers are to benefit from an extra lane on a key stretch of the M4 near London, Transport Secretary Philip Hammond announced today.
Transport Secretary Philip Hammond has today announced which network option the Government prefers for taking high speed rail north of Birmingham.
Two Low Pay Commissioners will visit Barnstaple and Taunton on 7 and 8 October 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 Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service, Sir Gus O'Donnell, is pleased to announce the appointment of Una O’Brien as the new Permanent Secretary at the Department of Health.
As hundreds of residents sign the petition to bring back the Olympic marathon to the East End, Tower Hamlets Council has criticised the decision and is threatening to use every tool at its disposal to reverse...
The Consumer Council for Water Wales Committee is inviting members of the public to its next meeting at the National Waterfront Museum in Swansea on Tuesday 12 October. The committee will be looking at how water...
Tower Hamlets Council is cracking down on housing cheats.
An update to the Furniture and Furnishings Regulations (FFRs) has now come into force, which will provide an amendment to the test fabric material used in fire-resistance tests for upholstered furniture and furnishings...
Families of servicemen and women killed on active duty will benefit from publicly funded higher education scholarships, the government announced today.
On Friday 1 October 2010, George Charles Taylor (“Mr Taylorâ€) of Arundel, West Sussex, was sentenced at Chichester Crown Court to a total of 16 months imprisonment in respect of offences he committed whilst acting...
A Wiltshire construction company has been prosecuted after a teenager was seriously injured in a wall collapse.
NE/234/10 A Scottish construction firm has been fined after one of its workers died four weeks after being struck by a telehandler driven by a co-worker.
Commenting on the news that Professor Robert Edwards has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2010, Minister for Universities and Science David Willetts said:
Thursday 7 October, 4pm – 7pm
Walsall Council Chamber Foyer, Lichfield Street, Walsall, WS21 1TP.
Work will begin next week to resurface the M62 between Junction 26 and 27 in West Yorkshire. The work will provide an improved road surface for drivers and it is taking place following the completion of the concrete...
Around 35,000 people will benefit from a £70 million cash boost that will enable the NHS to support people back into their homes after a spell in hospital, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley announced ...
Around 35,000 people will benefit from a £70 million cash boost that will enable the NHS to support people back into their homes after a spell in hospital, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley announced ...