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27 July 2011

New motorway services on m25: slip road work moves forward
seen at 18:06, 27 July in Association Of Chief Police Officers News - national (Our copy).

Work to build slip roads which will serve a new motorway service area on the M25 in Surrey moves to a new phase this week.

New motorway services on m25: slip road work moves forward
seen at 17:58, 27 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

Work to build slip roads which will serve a new motorway service area on the M25 in Surrey moves to a new phase this week.

Companies sentenced after worker is forced through 125mm gap
seen at 17:51, 27 July in NS&I News - national (Our copy).

A South Yorkshire engineering firm and a German machine supplier were today (27 July) sentenced for safety failings after a worker sustained horrific injuries but miraculously escaped with his life after being...

New motorway services on m25: slip road work moves forward
seen at 15:54, 27 July in Student Loans Company News - national (Our copy).

Work to build slip roads which will serve a new motorway service area on the M25 in Surrey moves to a new phase this week.

Resurfacing and repair works on the a1(m) near peterborough
seen at 15:54, 27 July in NS&I News - national (Our copy).

Work will start on Friday July 29 to improve the surface of a 3.6 mile section of the A1 (M) southbound between junction 16 and junction 15, near Peterborough.

Worker fell off unguarded stair
seen at 12:47, 27 July in NS&I News - national (Our copy).

A labourer broke two ribs after falling off the edge of a temporary staircase after a colleague removed the guardrail.

Uk’s longest underland road tunnel opened by transport secretary
seen at 11:58, 27 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

The £371 million A3 Hindhead Tunnel was opened by Transport Secretary Philip Hammond today (27 July) - heralding the start of vastly improved journeys on the main route between London and Portsmouth...

Refurbishment and repairs to a38 footbridge
seen at 11:51, 27 July in NS&I News - national (Our copy).

Work to refurbish and repair the footbridge over the A38 at Landrake will begin on 2 August and continue until 25 August.

M2 and a2 bridge work to start
seen at 10:58, 27 July in National Audit Office News - national (Our copy).

A package of work to refurbish four bridges over the M2 and the A2 in Kent starts on Monday 01 August.

Uk’s longest underland road tunnel opened by transport secretary
seen at 10:52, 27 July in Valuation Office Agency News - national (Our copy).

The £371 million A3 Hindhead Tunnel was opened by Transport Secretary Philip Hammond today (27 July) - heralding the start of vastly improved journeys on the main route between London and Portsmouth...

M2 and a2 bridge work to start
seen at 10:51, 27 July in NS&I News - national (Our copy).

A package of work to refurbish four bridges over the M2 and the A2 in Kent starts on Monday 01 August.

Department of health tackles shortfall of personal assistants
seen at 10:51, 27 July in NS&I News - national (Our copy).

Plans to make it easier for people with disabilities to employ Personal Assistants to help them to live as full a life as possible were revealed today by Care Services Minister Paul Burstow.

Young people in the labour market
seen at 06:32, 27 July in Latest UK National Statistics releases (Our copy).
Unemployment & inactivity up
Index of Services
seen at 06:32, 27 July in Latest UK National Statistics releases (Our copy).
1.4% annual rise into May
Companies in court over major chemical fire in crewe
seen at 06:31, 27 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Two companies have appeared at Chester Crown Court following a major chemical fire in Crewe which sent aerosols rocketing into the air.

Lda selects notting hill to develop gallions quarter
seen at 06:31, 27 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

The London Development Agency has chosen Notting Hill Housing Trust as its preferred developer for Gallions Quarter, a new mixed-use urban centre in the Albert Basin area of the Royal Docks in east London. ...

Fund to boost innovation and the role of voluntary sector in health
seen at 06:31, 27 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

The latest round of funding to support voluntary projects in health and social care has today been announced by Care Services Minister, Paul Burstow.

Save money on your holiday driving
seen at 06:31, 27 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

As families get ready to head off on their summer holidays, drivers were reminded today by Transport Minister Norman Baker of the savings they can make from adopting smarter driving techniques.

Cambridgeshire school fined over loft fall
seen at 06:31, 27 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

An independent school near Huntingdon has been prosecuted after a teenager was injured when she fell from a loft space to the swimming pool changing rooms below.

Pool attendant Stacey Paine, 19, and the...

Overnight closures between 8 and 21 august as part of a19 junction widening at silverlink
seen at 06:31, 27 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

As part of the ongoing improvement works at the Silverlink roundabout on the A19 there will be a series of overnight closures of the A19 carriageway, the roundabout and entry and exit slip roads between 8 and...

Amended copy - highways agency announces supplier recognition scheme
seen at 06:31, 27 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency has today announced a new supplier recognition scheme, aimed at recognising efforts by suppliers who demonstrate leading performance in driving down costs and delivering even more efficient...

Leadership of infrastructure uk
seen at 06:31, 27 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

The Treasury is today announcing the appointment of Geoffrey Spence as the new Chief Executive of Infrastructure UK.

Geoffrey Spence combines a background in infrastructure finance in Deutsche Bank AG...

St helens firm sentenced after worker loses three fingers
seen at 06:31, 27 July in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

A St Helens napkin and tablecloth manufacturer has been fined £30,000 after a worker lost three fingers when her hand was crushed between two printer rollers.

Cambridgeshire school fined over loft fall
seen at 06:28, 27 July in Adjudicators Office News - national (Our copy).

An independent school near Huntingdon has been prosecuted after a teenager was injured when she fell from a loft space to the swimming pool changing rooms below.

Pool attendant Stacey Paine, 19, and the...

Overnight closures between 8 and 21 august as part of a19 junction widening at silverlink
seen at 06:28, 27 July in Assets Recovery Agency News - national (Our copy).

As part of the ongoing improvement works at the Silverlink roundabout on the A19 there will be a series of overnight closures of the A19 carriageway, the roundabout and entry and exit slip roads between 8 and...

Companies in court over major chemical fire in crewe
seen at 06:28, 27 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Two companies have appeared at Chester Crown Court following a major chemical fire in Crewe which sent aerosols rocketing into the air.

Lda selects notting hill to develop gallions quarter
seen at 06:28, 27 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

The London Development Agency has chosen Notting Hill Housing Trust as its preferred developer for Gallions Quarter, a new mixed-use urban centre in the Albert Basin area of the Royal Docks in east London. ...

Fund to boost innovation and the role of voluntary sector in health
seen at 06:28, 27 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

The latest round of funding to support voluntary projects in health and social care has today been announced by Care Services Minister, Paul Burstow.

Save money on your holiday driving
seen at 06:28, 27 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

As families get ready to head off on their summer holidays, drivers were reminded today by Transport Minister Norman Baker of the savings they can make from adopting smarter driving techniques.

Cambridgeshire school fined over loft fall
seen at 06:28, 27 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

An independent school near Huntingdon has been prosecuted after a teenager was injured when she fell from a loft space to the swimming pool changing rooms below.

Pool attendant Stacey Paine, 19, and the...

Overnight closures between 8 and 21 august as part of a19 junction widening at silverlink
seen at 06:28, 27 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

As part of the ongoing improvement works at the Silverlink roundabout on the A19 there will be a series of overnight closures of the A19 carriageway, the roundabout and entry and exit slip roads between 8 and...

Amended copy - highways agency announces supplier recognition scheme
seen at 06:28, 27 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency has today announced a new supplier recognition scheme, aimed at recognising efforts by suppliers who demonstrate leading performance in driving down costs and delivering even more efficient...

Leadership of infrastructure uk
seen at 06:28, 27 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

The Treasury is today announcing the appointment of Geoffrey Spence as the new Chief Executive of Infrastructure UK.

Geoffrey Spence combines a background in infrastructure finance in Deutsche Bank AG...

St helens firm sentenced after worker loses three fingers
seen at 06:28, 27 July in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

A St Helens napkin and tablecloth manufacturer has been fined £30,000 after a worker lost three fingers when her hand was crushed between two printer rollers.

Companies in court over major chemical fire in crewe
seen at 06:27, 27 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Two companies have appeared at Chester Crown Court following a major chemical fire in Crewe which sent aerosols rocketing into the air.

Lda selects notting hill to develop gallions quarter
seen at 06:27, 27 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

The London Development Agency has chosen Notting Hill Housing Trust as its preferred developer for Gallions Quarter, a new mixed-use urban centre in the Albert Basin area of the Royal Docks in east London. ...

Fund to boost innovation and the role of voluntary sector in health
seen at 06:27, 27 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

The latest round of funding to support voluntary projects in health and social care has today been announced by Care Services Minister, Paul Burstow.

Save money on your holiday driving
seen at 06:27, 27 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

As families get ready to head off on their summer holidays, drivers were reminded today by Transport Minister Norman Baker of the savings they can make from adopting smarter driving techniques.

Cambridgeshire school fined over loft fall
seen at 06:27, 27 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

An independent school near Huntingdon has been prosecuted after a teenager was injured when she fell from a loft space to the swimming pool changing rooms below.

Pool attendant Stacey Paine, 19, and the...

Overnight closures between 8 and 21 august as part of a19 junction widening at silverlink
seen at 06:27, 27 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

As part of the ongoing improvement works at the Silverlink roundabout on the A19 there will be a series of overnight closures of the A19 carriageway, the roundabout and entry and exit slip roads between 8 and...

Amended copy - highways agency announces supplier recognition scheme
seen at 06:27, 27 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

The Highways Agency has today announced a new supplier recognition scheme, aimed at recognising efforts by suppliers who demonstrate leading performance in driving down costs and delivering even more efficient...

Leadership of infrastructure uk
seen at 06:27, 27 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

The Treasury is today announcing the appointment of Geoffrey Spence as the new Chief Executive of Infrastructure UK.

Geoffrey Spence combines a background in infrastructure finance in Deutsche Bank AG...

St helens firm sentenced after worker loses three fingers
seen at 06:27, 27 July in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

A St Helens napkin and tablecloth manufacturer has been fined £30,000 after a worker lost three fingers when her hand was crushed between two printer rollers.