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09 November 2010

Amended copy - internet is first choice for health advice
seen at 17:49, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

More patients than ever before are going online to find health information and self-diagnose, saving the NHS millions of pounds a year, according to separate reports published today.

Resurfacing and improvements works on a38 at glynn valley
seen at 17:49, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

An eight mile section of the A38 between Twelvewoods roundabout and the Turfdown roundabout will be closed for five nights while essential resurfacing and repair works takes place.

Landscape gardening firm failed to protect its employees
seen at 17:49, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

A Norfolk landscaping firm has been fined for failing to buy compulsory insurance to protect its employees. The Norfolk Ranger Ltd was fined £700 at Swaffham Magistrates’ Court today and ordered to ...

Local crime fighting projects praised at awards ceremony
seen at 17:49, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

A project that led to the closure of 25 brothels and crack houses and visibly reduced prostitution in two residential areas of Northampton has won the national Tilley Award 2010.

Insolvency service plans to help more vulnerable people trapped in debt
seen at 17:49, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Edward Davey, Minister for Employment Relations, Consumer and Postal Affairs, today announced proposals to reform the Debt Relief Order (DRO) regime. The changes will allow debtors with an approved pension access...

Three companies fined after man suffers serious leg injuries
seen at 15:55, 9 November in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Three companies have been fined a total of £24,500 after an electrician suffered serious leg injuries when he became trapped under a prefabricated wall.

Bridge and subway work starts on the a2, kent
seen at 15:55, 9 November in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Maintenance work on a bridge and a subway on the A2 in Kent will get underway on Saturday.

Bishop urges employers to take health and safety seriously
seen at 15:43, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

The Bishop of Liverpool has urged employers to take health and safety seriously or risk putting workers’ lives in danger.

Bridge and subway work starts on the a2, kent
seen at 15:43, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Maintenance work on a bridge and a subway on the A2 in Kent will get underway on Saturday.

Have your say on the south downs national park
seen at 12:55, 9 November in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Today, the Government is calling for the public to contribute ideas on ways to improve the way we care for National Parks, such as the South Downs, the newest National Park covering 1648 square kilometres in ...

Have your say on the norfolk and suffolk broads
seen at 12:41, 9 November in Valuation Office Agency News - national (Our copy).

The Government is calling for the public to contribute ideas on ways to improve the way we care for one of England's biggest assets - our National Parks.

Local people and communities are being given the...

£750m rolls royce deal signed at uk-china summit
seen at 12:38, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Prime Minister David Cameron and Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao witnessed the signing of a deal worth £750m for Rolls Royce at the UK-China summit today.

Home secretary announces prevent review and appoints new independent reviewer of terrorism
seen at 12:38, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

A review of the government's strategy for preventing violent extremism and the new reviewer of counter terrorism powers were announced today by Home Secretary Theresa May.

Three companies fined after man suffers serious leg injuries
seen at 12:38, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Three companies have been fined a total of £24,500 after an electrician suffered serious leg injuries when he became trapped under a prefabricated wall.

Have your say on the south downs national park
seen at 11:42, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Today, the Government is calling for the public to contribute ideas on ways to improve the way we care for National Parks, such as the South Downs, the newest National Park covering 1648 square kilometres in ...

The Water Environment (Controlled Activities) (Scotland) Regulations 2005 - introducing emergency provisions and improving effectiveness (The Scottish Government)
seen at 10:44, 9 November in All consultations (Our copy).

This consultation started on 4th October 2010 and ends on 24th December 2010.

This consultation introduces provisions for a range of emergency situations and ...

Have your say on the future of exmoor and dartmoor national parks
seen at 10:36, 9 November in Tower Hamlets News - national (Our copy).

The Government is calling for the public to contribute ideas on ways to improve the way we care for one of the South West’s biggest assets – our National Parks.

Directors of the property bureau (uk) ltd disqualified from business for a total of ten years
seen at 10:35, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

Thirty nine-year old, Michael Gill of Enfield has become the second director of The Property Bureau (UK) Ltd (‘TPB’), a letting agency, to receive a company directors disqualification following an investigation...

Statistical press notice: dental commissioning statistics - quarterly update
seen at 10:35, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:

New plans to secure the future of the post office
seen at 10:35, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

The Government has today published a policy statement giving further detail on its plans to secure the long-term future of the Post Office.

Have your say on our national parks
seen at 10:35, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

The Government is calling for the public to contribute ideas on ways to improve the way we care for one of England’s biggest assets – our National Parks.

Have your say on our national parks
seen at 10:35, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

The Government is calling for the public to contribute ideas on ways to improve the way we care for one of England’s biggest assets – our National Parks.

Have your say on the peak district
seen at 10:35, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

The Government is calling for the public to contribute ideas on ways to improve the way we care for one of the region’s biggest assets – the Peak District National Park.

Have your say on yorkshire and the humber's national parks
seen at 10:35, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

The Government is calling for the public in Yorkshire and the Humber to contribute ideas on ways to improve the way we care for one of England's biggest assets - our National Parks.

Entrepeneur Visa
seen at 06:56, 9 November in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if there were any further details on the entrepreneur visa, the PMS referred to the Prime Minister's words on this from earlier in the day. The PMS added that the Home Office would be looking at this as part...
Yemen Parcel Bombs
seen at 06:56, 9 November in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Put that the French Interior Minister had said that one of the two parcel bombs from Yemen had been defused 17 minutes before it was due to explode. Asked whether this was the bomb that had been found at East Midlands...
Ian King Letter
seen at 06:56, 9 November in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked how the Prime Minister responded when he got the letter from Ian King of BAE Systems on 5th October that had emerged from the TSC, the PMS said that the Prime Minister had referred to the letter when he made...
James Murdoch
seen at 06:56, 9 November in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked whether James Murdoch has been to No 10, the Prime Minister's Spokeswoman (PMS) replied that he had not. original source.
PM announces East London ‘tech city’
seen at 06:56, 9 November in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).

Prime Minister David Cameron has set out the Government s ambition for London s East End to become a world-leading technology city to rival Silicon Valley.

Vodafone, Google, Facebook, Intel and McKinsey...

Written Ministerial Statement on Departmental Business Plans
seen at 06:56, 9 November in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).

A Written Ministerial Statement on the publication of Departmental Business Plans published on Monday 8 November.

Minister for Government Policy

Today, we are publishing Business Plans, publicly setting...

PM’s speech on Business Plans
seen at 06:56, 9 November in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).

A transcript of speech on business plans given by the Prime Minister 8 November 2010.

Read the transcript

What you ve just seen is what this government is all about.

Breaking apart the old top-down...

Weekly round up of road works in wiltshire, gloucestershire, somerset and bristol
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

M5 J12 Gloucester – overnight work

Work to ease congestion on a busy junction on the M5 near Gloucester started on 6th September.

The 14 week scheme is being carried out by the Highways Agency to ...

All black legend encourages london to tackle trade opportunities in new zealand
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

UK Trade & Investment (UKTI), in partnership with New Zealand 2011 Business Club, held a seminar in central London on 2 November to highlight trade opportunities for British companies in New Zealand.

Interim chair of the independent police complaints commission appointed
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

An Interim Chairman has been appointed to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, the Home Office announced today.

A63 daltry street interchange cycleway & pedestrian crossing improvements
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Cyclists and pedestrians will benefit from improved facilities on the A63 when the Highways Agency begins work on the cycleway and pedestrian crossings at Daltry Street Interchange in Hull, on Monday 15 November...

Yorkshire & humber firms should strengthen links with china - prime minister
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Prime Minister David Cameron said today that firms in Yorkshire & the Humber should seek to explore opportunities for expanding their business in China, the world’s second largest economy and the UK’s ninth...

Highways agency to resurface a46 south-bound near longbridge to improve safety for road users
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency will begin resurfacing works on the A46 south-bound between the A425 junction and the M40 Junction 15 Island (Longbridge). Work will begin on Monday 15 November for seven nights.

New safeguards for chickens
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Agriculture Minister Jim Paice today made it clear that British consumers deserve to see only eggs from hens kept in better welfare cages on supermarket shelves once the EU-wide 2012 “battery” cage ban comes ...

Research reports on bovine tb in badgers published
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Research reports related to the control of bovine tuberculosis in badgers have been made public today.

Braking exercise change for lorry, coach, bus and trailer tests
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

* Off-road exercise no longer necessary * Candidates will perform exercise on-road * Realistic test of ability

A cycling revolution is underway!
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).
A cycling revolution is underway!
Advice and jobs at york hall fair
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).
Advice and jobs at york hall fair
Pm calls for stronger relationship with china
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Prime Minister David Cameron said today that East of England firms should seek to explore opportunities for expanding their business in China, the world’s second largest economy and the UK’s ninth largest export...

Worker injured by thirteen foot electrical flame
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

A Teesside worker suffered burns when he hit an 11,000 volt underground electricity cable while planting trees, magistrates heard today.

Space sector continues exceptional economic growth through the recession
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

The British space industry has grown by nearly eight per cent through the recession and is now worth over £7.5 billion to the economy, a UK Space Agency report revealed today.

A bright future for merseyside railway passengers
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Transport Minister Theresa Villiers today toured Merseyside’s rail and underground network and met local transport leaders to discuss plans to provide improvements for passengers.

A34-m40 j9, bicester, oxfordshire: traffic lights upgrade
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Work is due to start later this month to install a new intelligent traffic light system to improve safety and reduce congestion at the busy A34-M40 Junction 9 junction near Bicester in Oxfordshire.

Ramp metering technology to support future development
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

An innovative scheme to support future development, improve traffic flows, and reduce congestion at junctions on the A19 and A66 will begin next week.

Counterfeit vodka warning in manchester
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

An illegal alcohol bottling plant and 25,000 litres of counterfeit vodka have been seized by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in the Cheetham Hill area of Manchester.

Uk-china firms announce deals as business secretary opens trade talks
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Business Secretary Vince Cable opened three days of intensive trade talks between the UK and China in Beijing today, as UK and Chinese firms announced deals that will help to cement a partnership for growth between...

Media invite - jobs fair
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).
Media invite - jobs fair
Nitrogen knocks out employee inside machine
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has prosecuted a Black Country recycling firm after nitrogen gas, used to stop explosions, made a worker pass out.

Council seeks legal action against locog to get a better deal for residents
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).
Council seeks legal action against locog to get a better deal for residents
Inspectors to safety check small construction sites across london
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Small construction sites across London boroughs are being targeted by inspectors from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), with work on some sites already being ordered to stop in a bid to reduce death and ...

Amended copy - under strict embargo until 00:01 9 november 2010 - internet is first choice for health advice
seen at 06:56, 9 November in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

More patients than ever before are going online to find health information and self-diagnose, saving the NHS millions of pounds a year, according to separate reports published today.

Weekly round up of road works in wiltshire, gloucestershire, somerset and bristol
seen at 06:53, 9 November in Acas News - national (Our copy).

M5 J12 Gloucester – overnight work

Work to ease congestion on a busy junction on the M5 near Gloucester started on 6th September.

The 14 week scheme is being carried out by the Highways Agency to ...

Highways agency to resurface a46 south-bound near longbridge to improve safety for road users
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Adult Learning Inspectorate News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency will begin resurfacing works on the A46 south-bound between the A425 junction and the M40 Junction 15 Island (Longbridge). Work will begin on Monday 15 November for seven nights.

Uk-china firms announce deals as business secretary opens trade talks
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Adult Learning Inspectorate News - national (Our copy).

Business Secretary Vince Cable opened three days of intensive trade talks between the UK and China in Beijing today, as UK and Chinese firms announced deals that will help to cement a partnership for growth between...

Nitrogen knocks out employee inside machine
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Adult Learning Inspectorate News - national (Our copy).

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has prosecuted a Black Country recycling firm after nitrogen gas, used to stop explosions, made a worker pass out.

Pm calls for stronger relationship with china
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Adjudicators Office News - national (Our copy).

Prime Minister David Cameron said today that East of England firms should seek to explore opportunities for expanding their business in China, the world’s second largest economy and the UK’s ninth largest export...

Worker injured by thirteen foot electrical flame
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Assets Recovery Agency News - national (Our copy).

A Teesside worker suffered burns when he hit an 11,000 volt underground electricity cable while planting trees, magistrates heard today.

Ramp metering technology to support future development
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Assets Recovery Agency News - national (Our copy).

An innovative scheme to support future development, improve traffic flows, and reduce congestion at junctions on the A19 and A66 will begin next week.

Weekly round up of road works in wiltshire, gloucestershire, somerset and bristol
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

M5 J12 Gloucester – overnight work

Work to ease congestion on a busy junction on the M5 near Gloucester started on 6th September.

The 14 week scheme is being carried out by the Highways Agency to ...

All black legend encourages london to tackle trade opportunities in new zealand
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

UK Trade & Investment (UKTI), in partnership with New Zealand 2011 Business Club, held a seminar in central London on 2 November to highlight trade opportunities for British companies in New Zealand.

Interim chair of the independent police complaints commission appointed
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

An Interim Chairman has been appointed to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, the Home Office announced today.

A63 daltry street interchange cycleway & pedestrian crossing improvements
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Cyclists and pedestrians will benefit from improved facilities on the A63 when the Highways Agency begins work on the cycleway and pedestrian crossings at Daltry Street Interchange in Hull, on Monday 15 November...

Yorkshire & humber firms should strengthen links with china - prime minister
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Prime Minister David Cameron said today that firms in Yorkshire & the Humber should seek to explore opportunities for expanding their business in China, the world’s second largest economy and the UK’s ninth...

Highways agency to resurface a46 south-bound near longbridge to improve safety for road users
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency will begin resurfacing works on the A46 south-bound between the A425 junction and the M40 Junction 15 Island (Longbridge). Work will begin on Monday 15 November for seven nights.

New safeguards for chickens
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Agriculture Minister Jim Paice today made it clear that British consumers deserve to see only eggs from hens kept in better welfare cages on supermarket shelves once the EU-wide 2012 “battery” cage ban comes ...

Research reports on bovine tb in badgers published
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Research reports related to the control of bovine tuberculosis in badgers have been made public today.

Braking exercise change for lorry, coach, bus and trailer tests
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

* Off-road exercise no longer necessary * Candidates will perform exercise on-road * Realistic test of ability

A cycling revolution is underway!
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).
A cycling revolution is underway!
Advice and jobs at york hall fair
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).
Advice and jobs at york hall fair
Pm calls for stronger relationship with china
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Prime Minister David Cameron said today that East of England firms should seek to explore opportunities for expanding their business in China, the world’s second largest economy and the UK’s ninth largest export...

Worker injured by thirteen foot electrical flame
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

A Teesside worker suffered burns when he hit an 11,000 volt underground electricity cable while planting trees, magistrates heard today.

Space sector continues exceptional economic growth through the recession
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

The British space industry has grown by nearly eight per cent through the recession and is now worth over £7.5 billion to the economy, a UK Space Agency report revealed today.

A bright future for merseyside railway passengers
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Transport Minister Theresa Villiers today toured Merseyside’s rail and underground network and met local transport leaders to discuss plans to provide improvements for passengers.

A34-m40 j9, bicester, oxfordshire: traffic lights upgrade
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Work is due to start later this month to install a new intelligent traffic light system to improve safety and reduce congestion at the busy A34-M40 Junction 9 junction near Bicester in Oxfordshire.

Ramp metering technology to support future development
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

An innovative scheme to support future development, improve traffic flows, and reduce congestion at junctions on the A19 and A66 will begin next week.

Counterfeit vodka warning in manchester
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

An illegal alcohol bottling plant and 25,000 litres of counterfeit vodka have been seized by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in the Cheetham Hill area of Manchester.

Uk-china firms announce deals as business secretary opens trade talks
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Business Secretary Vince Cable opened three days of intensive trade talks between the UK and China in Beijing today, as UK and Chinese firms announced deals that will help to cement a partnership for growth between...

Media invite - jobs fair
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).
Media invite - jobs fair
Nitrogen knocks out employee inside machine
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has prosecuted a Black Country recycling firm after nitrogen gas, used to stop explosions, made a worker pass out.

Council seeks legal action against locog to get a better deal for residents
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).
Council seeks legal action against locog to get a better deal for residents
Inspectors to safety check small construction sites across london
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Small construction sites across London boroughs are being targeted by inspectors from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), with work on some sites already being ordered to stop in a bid to reduce death and ...

Amended copy - under strict embargo until 00:01 9 november 2010 - internet is first choice for health advice
seen at 06:52, 9 November in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

More patients than ever before are going online to find health information and self-diagnose, saving the NHS millions of pounds a year, according to separate reports published today.

Weekly round up of road works in wiltshire, gloucestershire, somerset and bristol
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

M5 J12 Gloucester – overnight work

Work to ease congestion on a busy junction on the M5 near Gloucester started on 6th September.

The 14 week scheme is being carried out by the Highways Agency to ...

All black legend encourages london to tackle trade opportunities in new zealand
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

UK Trade & Investment (UKTI), in partnership with New Zealand 2011 Business Club, held a seminar in central London on 2 November to highlight trade opportunities for British companies in New Zealand.

Interim chair of the independent police complaints commission appointed
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

An Interim Chairman has been appointed to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, the Home Office announced today.

A63 daltry street interchange cycleway & pedestrian crossing improvements
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Cyclists and pedestrians will benefit from improved facilities on the A63 when the Highways Agency begins work on the cycleway and pedestrian crossings at Daltry Street Interchange in Hull, on Monday 15 November...

Yorkshire & humber firms should strengthen links with china - prime minister
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Prime Minister David Cameron said today that firms in Yorkshire & the Humber should seek to explore opportunities for expanding their business in China, the world’s second largest economy and the UK’s ninth...

Highways agency to resurface a46 south-bound near longbridge to improve safety for road users
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency will begin resurfacing works on the A46 south-bound between the A425 junction and the M40 Junction 15 Island (Longbridge). Work will begin on Monday 15 November for seven nights.

New safeguards for chickens
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Agriculture Minister Jim Paice today made it clear that British consumers deserve to see only eggs from hens kept in better welfare cages on supermarket shelves once the EU-wide 2012 “battery” cage ban comes ...

Research reports on bovine tb in badgers published
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Research reports related to the control of bovine tuberculosis in badgers have been made public today.

Braking exercise change for lorry, coach, bus and trailer tests
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

* Off-road exercise no longer necessary * Candidates will perform exercise on-road * Realistic test of ability

A cycling revolution is underway!
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).
A cycling revolution is underway!
Advice and jobs at york hall fair
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).
Advice and jobs at york hall fair
Pm calls for stronger relationship with china
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Prime Minister David Cameron said today that East of England firms should seek to explore opportunities for expanding their business in China, the world’s second largest economy and the UK’s ninth largest export...

Worker injured by thirteen foot electrical flame
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

A Teesside worker suffered burns when he hit an 11,000 volt underground electricity cable while planting trees, magistrates heard today.

Space sector continues exceptional economic growth through the recession
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

The British space industry has grown by nearly eight per cent through the recession and is now worth over £7.5 billion to the economy, a UK Space Agency report revealed today.

A bright future for merseyside railway passengers
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Transport Minister Theresa Villiers today toured Merseyside’s rail and underground network and met local transport leaders to discuss plans to provide improvements for passengers.

A34-m40 j9, bicester, oxfordshire: traffic lights upgrade
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Work is due to start later this month to install a new intelligent traffic light system to improve safety and reduce congestion at the busy A34-M40 Junction 9 junction near Bicester in Oxfordshire.

Ramp metering technology to support future development
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

An innovative scheme to support future development, improve traffic flows, and reduce congestion at junctions on the A19 and A66 will begin next week.

Counterfeit vodka warning in manchester
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

An illegal alcohol bottling plant and 25,000 litres of counterfeit vodka have been seized by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in the Cheetham Hill area of Manchester.

Uk-china firms announce deals as business secretary opens trade talks
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Business Secretary Vince Cable opened three days of intensive trade talks between the UK and China in Beijing today, as UK and Chinese firms announced deals that will help to cement a partnership for growth between...

Media invite - jobs fair
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).
Media invite - jobs fair
Nitrogen knocks out employee inside machine
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has prosecuted a Black Country recycling firm after nitrogen gas, used to stop explosions, made a worker pass out.

Council seeks legal action against locog to get a better deal for residents
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).
Council seeks legal action against locog to get a better deal for residents
Inspectors to safety check small construction sites across london
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Small construction sites across London boroughs are being targeted by inspectors from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), with work on some sites already being ordered to stop in a bid to reduce death and ...

Amended copy - under strict embargo until 00:01 9 november 2010 - internet is first choice for health advice
seen at 06:51, 9 November in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

More patients than ever before are going online to find health information and self-diagnose, saving the NHS millions of pounds a year, according to separate reports published today.

Amended copy - under strict embargo until 00:01 9 november 2010 - internet is first choice for health advice
seen at 00:43, 9 November in Skills Development Scotland News - national (Our copy).

More patients than ever before are going online to find health information and self-diagnose, saving the NHS millions of pounds a year, according to separate reports published today.