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07 February 2012

Team usa to train in tower hamlets
seen at 21:39, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).
Team usa to train in tower hamlets
First estimates of funding in new health structure
seen at 21:39, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

£65bn in the hands of local doctors, nurses and other health professionals

Liechtenstein tax agreement extended
seen at 21:39, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

The UK Government’s groundbreaking tax agreement with Liechtenstein - the Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility (LDF) - which has ensured the UK receives its fair share of tax revenues from UK taxpayers with investments...

Couple arrested in vat fraud investigation
seen at 21:39, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

A man and a woman from Co Tyrone were arrested yesterday morning in connection with a suspected £140,000 VAT repayment fraud.

Unsafe asbestos removal put people at risk
seen at 21:39, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

A building company in Bradford-on-Avon has been fined after it removed an asbestos insulation board (AIB) ceiling in an unsafe manner, leaving workers and residents at risk of exposure to asbestos fibres.

A64 slip road closures for pedestrian safety improvements
seen at 21:39, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

Drivers are being advised that overnight work to improve pedestrian safety between two bus stops along the A64 near Tadcaster in North Yorkshire will require the closure of slip roads.

Highways agency to undertake resurfacing and drainage works on the a49 in hereford
seen at 21:39, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

Road users will benefit from safer driving conditions as a result of forthcoming resurfacing and drainage works on the A49 at Holmer Road and Edgar Street in Hereford.

Government to strengthen measures on export licensing
seen at 14:04, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

The Secretary of State for Business today announced a series of measures on UK export licensing designed to make the system more transparent and to allow for the immediate suspension of export licences to countries...

Free employer and business advice for today and the future in worcester
seen at 13:09, 7 February in Tower Hamlets News - national (Our copy).

Are you new to employing staff, new to VAT or newly self employed? Do you want face to face tax help and advice that looks at your circumstances now and plans ahead for growth in the future? If you do, you’...

Resurfacing for hull’s a1033 hedon road
seen at 13:07, 7 February in Student Loans Company News - national (Our copy).

Overnight work to resurface parts of the dual carriageway along the A1033 Hedon Road docks route in Hull will get underway next week.

Maintenance work starts on a12 near chelmsford in essex
seen at 11:55, 7 February in Independent Commission on Banking News - national (Our copy).

Work

Work Work to improve safety on a section of the A12 northbound carriageway near Chelmsford is due to start on Monday 13 February.

£15m boost for sustainable travel
seen at 11:54, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

Transport Minister Norman Baker today announced £15m of new funding for sustainable travel projects across the country that will promote economic growth and cut carbon.

New powers to tackle paye dodgers
seen at 11:54, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

New powers to tackle employers who try to dodge paying their PAYE or National Insurance contributions (NICs) come into effect this spring.

Carriageway closures for a66 bridge repairs near brough
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Drivers are being advised that the A66 north of Brough in Cumbria will close for four nights later this month for repairs to a bridge.

"health and safety" excuses cut no ice, safety watchdog warns
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Householders in the East Midlands are being urged not to let unfounded worries about “health and safety” prevent them from clearing snowfall at their properties

International fencing firm prosecuted for serious safety failings
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

An international fencing manufacturer has been fined after a worker suffered severe injuries to his left arm at a production plant in Sheffield.

P45 set to continue
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Plans to introduce a leaver statement instead of a P45 have been withdrawn after consultation about Real Time Information (RTI), HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) revealed today.

Challenge to find the best new british innovations launched
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Business Minister Mark Prisk has today launched a nationwide competition to find the most innovative pre-market products, processes and concepts the UK has to offer.

Government and business press for prompt payment
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

The Government and industry is calling on businesses and public organisations to pay suppliers on time and for small firms to pursue those who put them at risk by delaying.

Welcome shot in the arm boosts business for injector firm
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Advice and funding from UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) has helped a Cambridge-based design and manufacturer of auto injectors to gain international exposure and win investment from a global medical device manufacturing...

'health and safety’ excuses cut no ice, safety watchdog warns
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Householders have been urged not to let unfounded worries about “health and safety” prevent them from clearing snowfall at their properties.

A449 resurfacing and safety improvement works
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Road users will benefit from improved driving conditions as a result of forthcoming resurfacing and safety improvement works on a 2 mile stretch of the A449 in both directions between Coven Heath roundabout and...

3d technology helps complete repair work to fire-damaged m1 deans brook viaduct
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Nine months after a severe blaze temporarily closed the Deans Brook Viaduct, which carries the M1 over part of north London, repair work on the structure and in the surrounding area is complete.

Man's fingertip sliced off at stoke factory
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

An air conditioning manufacturer has been fined after a man’s fingertip was cut off by a circular saw at the company’s factory in Stoke-on-Trent.

Workers seriously injured after eight metre fall
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

Two workers fell eight metres from a temporary structure that collapsed while they were upon it, Cheltenham Magistrates Court heard.

Prime minister: we’ll make apprenticeships a gold standard option for ambitious young people
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

- £6m Higher Apprenticeship Fund will deliver thousands more degree level places

- £250m given directly to businesses, so they can take control of the way skills training is delivered...

Embargo 0001 hrs tuesday 7 february 2012 - back to the 50’s
seen at 08:30, 7 February in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).

UK National Centre for Child Protection Goes Back to the 50’s to Help Parents with Internet Safety

National Minimum Wage (Baroness Wilcox, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, Business, Innovation and Skills)
seen at 08:27, 7 February in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

My honourable friend the Minister for Employment Relations, Consumers and Postal Affairs (Norman Lamb) has today made the following Statement.

I am pleased to announce that I have published the final evidence...

Queen's Diamond Jubilee (Lord Strathclyde, Leader of the House of Lords, House of Lords)
seen at 08:27, 7 February in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

My right honourable friend the Prime Minister has made the following Statement.

I would like to make a brief Statement about Her Majesty the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.

Today is the 60th anniversary ...

National Minimum Wage (Norman Lamb, Assistant Whip, House of Commons)
seen at 08:27, 7 February in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

I am pleased to announce that I have published the final evidence that the Government have provided to the Low Pay Commission on the national minimum wage. This report updates the evidence that the Government...

London (Eric Pickles, Secretary of State, Communities and Local Government)
seen at 08:27, 7 February in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

I have today finalised a funding settlement for the Greater London Authority to reflect its new housing and regeneration responsibilities from April 2012. These new responsibilities, as a result of the London...

Danish Presidency of the EU (David Lidington, Minister of State (Europe and NATO), Foreign and Commonwealth Office)
seen at 08:27, 7 February in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

I am keen to keep hon. Members fully informed on developments in the European Union and their implications for the United Kingdom and our priorities. I would, therefore, like to draw hon. Members’ attention...

Family Justice (Kenneth Clarke, Lord Chancellor, Secretary of State, Justice)
seen at 08:27, 7 February in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Education and I will today lay before Parliament the Government’s response to the family justice review. The family justice review offered an extensive set...

Queen's Diamond Jubilee (David Cameron)
seen at 08:27, 7 February in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

I would like to make a brief statement about Her Majesty the Queen’s diamond jubilee.

Today marks the beginning of the Queen’s 60th year on the throne and the start of Her Majesty’s diamond...

Workers seriously injured after eight metre fall
seen at 08:27, 7 February in Acas News - national (Our copy).

Two workers fell eight metres from a temporary structure that collapsed while they were upon it, Cheltenham Magistrates Court heard.

"health and safety" excuses cut no ice, safety watchdog warns
seen at 08:26, 7 February in The National Archives News - national (Our copy).

Householders in the East Midlands are being urged not to let unfounded worries about “health and safety” prevent them from clearing snowfall at their properties

A449 resurfacing and safety improvement works
seen at 08:26, 7 February in Adult Learning Inspectorate News - national (Our copy).

Road users will benefit from improved driving conditions as a result of forthcoming resurfacing and safety improvement works on a 2 mile stretch of the A449 in both directions between Coven Heath roundabout and...

Man's fingertip sliced off at stoke factory
seen at 08:26, 7 February in Adult Learning Inspectorate News - national (Our copy).

An air conditioning manufacturer has been fined after a man’s fingertip was cut off by a circular saw at the company’s factory in Stoke-on-Trent.

Welcome shot in the arm boosts business for injector firm
seen at 08:26, 7 February in Adjudicators Office News - national (Our copy).

Advice and funding from UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) has helped a Cambridge-based design and manufacturer of auto injectors to gain international exposure and win investment from a global medical device manufacturing...

'health and safety’ excuses cut no ice, safety watchdog warns
seen at 08:26, 7 February in Adjudicators Office News - national (Our copy).

Householders have been urged not to let unfounded worries about “health and safety” prevent them from clearing snowfall at their properties.

3d technology helps complete repair work to fire-damaged m1 deans brook viaduct
seen at 08:26, 7 February in Adjudicators Office News - national (Our copy).

Nine months after a severe blaze temporarily closed the Deans Brook Viaduct, which carries the M1 over part of north London, repair work on the structure and in the surrounding area is complete.

Carriageway closures for a66 bridge repairs near brough
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Drivers are being advised that the A66 north of Brough in Cumbria will close for four nights later this month for repairs to a bridge.

"health and safety" excuses cut no ice, safety watchdog warns
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Householders in the East Midlands are being urged not to let unfounded worries about “health and safety” prevent them from clearing snowfall at their properties

International fencing firm prosecuted for serious safety failings
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

An international fencing manufacturer has been fined after a worker suffered severe injuries to his left arm at a production plant in Sheffield.

P45 set to continue
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Plans to introduce a leaver statement instead of a P45 have been withdrawn after consultation about Real Time Information (RTI), HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) revealed today.

Challenge to find the best new british innovations launched
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Business Minister Mark Prisk has today launched a nationwide competition to find the most innovative pre-market products, processes and concepts the UK has to offer.

Government and business press for prompt payment
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

The Government and industry is calling on businesses and public organisations to pay suppliers on time and for small firms to pursue those who put them at risk by delaying.

Welcome shot in the arm boosts business for injector firm
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Advice and funding from UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) has helped a Cambridge-based design and manufacturer of auto injectors to gain international exposure and win investment from a global medical device manufacturing...

'health and safety’ excuses cut no ice, safety watchdog warns
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Householders have been urged not to let unfounded worries about “health and safety” prevent them from clearing snowfall at their properties.

A449 resurfacing and safety improvement works
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Road users will benefit from improved driving conditions as a result of forthcoming resurfacing and safety improvement works on a 2 mile stretch of the A449 in both directions between Coven Heath roundabout and...

3d technology helps complete repair work to fire-damaged m1 deans brook viaduct
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Nine months after a severe blaze temporarily closed the Deans Brook Viaduct, which carries the M1 over part of north London, repair work on the structure and in the surrounding area is complete.

Man's fingertip sliced off at stoke factory
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

An air conditioning manufacturer has been fined after a man’s fingertip was cut off by a circular saw at the company’s factory in Stoke-on-Trent.

Workers seriously injured after eight metre fall
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

Two workers fell eight metres from a temporary structure that collapsed while they were upon it, Cheltenham Magistrates Court heard.

Prime minister: we’ll make apprenticeships a gold standard option for ambitious young people
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

- £6m Higher Apprenticeship Fund will deliver thousands more degree level places

- £250m given directly to businesses, so they can take control of the way skills training is delivered...

Embargo 0001 hrs tuesday 7 february 2012 - back to the 50’s
seen at 08:25, 7 February in Charity Commission News - national (Our copy).

UK National Centre for Child Protection Goes Back to the 50’s to Help Parents with Internet Safety

Carriageway closures for a66 bridge repairs near brough
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Drivers are being advised that the A66 north of Brough in Cumbria will close for four nights later this month for repairs to a bridge.

"health and safety" excuses cut no ice, safety watchdog warns
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Householders in the East Midlands are being urged not to let unfounded worries about “health and safety” prevent them from clearing snowfall at their properties

International fencing firm prosecuted for serious safety failings
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

An international fencing manufacturer has been fined after a worker suffered severe injuries to his left arm at a production plant in Sheffield.

P45 set to continue
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Plans to introduce a leaver statement instead of a P45 have been withdrawn after consultation about Real Time Information (RTI), HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) revealed today.

Challenge to find the best new british innovations launched
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Business Minister Mark Prisk has today launched a nationwide competition to find the most innovative pre-market products, processes and concepts the UK has to offer.

Government and business press for prompt payment
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

The Government and industry is calling on businesses and public organisations to pay suppliers on time and for small firms to pursue those who put them at risk by delaying.

Welcome shot in the arm boosts business for injector firm
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Advice and funding from UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) has helped a Cambridge-based design and manufacturer of auto injectors to gain international exposure and win investment from a global medical device manufacturing...

'health and safety’ excuses cut no ice, safety watchdog warns
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Householders have been urged not to let unfounded worries about “health and safety” prevent them from clearing snowfall at their properties.

A449 resurfacing and safety improvement works
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Road users will benefit from improved driving conditions as a result of forthcoming resurfacing and safety improvement works on a 2 mile stretch of the A449 in both directions between Coven Heath roundabout and...

3d technology helps complete repair work to fire-damaged m1 deans brook viaduct
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Nine months after a severe blaze temporarily closed the Deans Brook Viaduct, which carries the M1 over part of north London, repair work on the structure and in the surrounding area is complete.

Man's fingertip sliced off at stoke factory
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

An air conditioning manufacturer has been fined after a man’s fingertip was cut off by a circular saw at the company’s factory in Stoke-on-Trent.

Workers seriously injured after eight metre fall
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

Two workers fell eight metres from a temporary structure that collapsed while they were upon it, Cheltenham Magistrates Court heard.

Prime minister: we’ll make apprenticeships a gold standard option for ambitious young people
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

- £6m Higher Apprenticeship Fund will deliver thousands more degree level places

- £250m given directly to businesses, so they can take control of the way skills training is delivered...

Embargo 0001 hrs tuesday 7 february 2012 - back to the 50’s
seen at 08:24, 7 February in National College For School Leadership News - national (Our copy).

UK National Centre for Child Protection Goes Back to the 50’s to Help Parents with Internet Safety

Prime minister: we’ll make apprenticeships a gold standard option for ambitious young people
seen at 00:55, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

- £6m Higher Apprenticeship Fund will deliver thousands more degree level places

- £250m given directly to businesses, so they can take control of the way skills training is delivered...

Embargo 0001 hrs tuesday 7 february 2012 - back to the 50’s
seen at 00:55, 7 February in Queen's Awards for Voluntary Service News - national (Our copy).

UK National Centre for Child Protection Goes Back to the 50’s to Help Parents with Internet Safety