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07 May 2013

Guidance: Guidance for keepers in England rules for identifying sheep and goats
seen at 20:38, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Amended link to sheep and goat identification guide

The handbook is designed to be a general guide to help you meet the law. You should make sure you keep and refer to any other publications sent...

Guidance: Electronic identification of sheep: Ordering your tags
seen at 20:38, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Amended link to sheep and goat id guide

The official Ear Tag Allocation System (ETAS) supplies electronic identification (EID) numbers to your tag manufacturer. These must by law be used when sheep...

Guidance: Guidance for keepers in England and Wales: Sheep and goats: Movements to show grounds
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Updated: Amended link to sheep and goat id guide

This guidance explains what keepers and show organisers should do to comply with the rules governing the recording and reporting of movements of sheep and...

Guidance: Electronic identification (EID) in sheep: Technical guide
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Updated: Amended link to sheepn and goat id guide

This leaflet explains why some sheep need to have electronic identification (EID) tags and how electronic reading and recording works.

Further information...
Guidance: Quick guide: new rules for identifying sheep from 31 December 2009
seen at 20:38, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Amended link to sheep and goat id guide

Further information Sheep identification and movement
Guidance: Sheep and goat movement reporting: Changes from 1 January 2011
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Updated: Amended link to sheep and goat id guide

Further information Sheep identification and movement
Guidance: Sheep identification: Do not use stocks of old tags
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Updated: Amended link to sheep and goat id guide

Further information Sheep identification and movement
Guidance: Sheep and goat keepers in England: Rules for movements within a business
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Updated: Amended link to sheep and goat id guide

Further information Sheep identification and movement
Promotional material: Good news for sheep tagged before 2010
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Updated: Amended link to sheep and goat id guide

Further information Sheep identification and movement
Guidance: Sheep EID: Reading and recording requirements for slaughterhouses in England and Wales
seen at 20:38, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Amended link to sheep and goat id guide

The new rules took effect from 31 December 2009.

It is designed to be a general guide to help you meet the law, it is not a definitive guide.

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Transparency data: Ministerial expenses - 1 October to 31 December 2012
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Details of Ministerial hospitality, overseas travel, gifts (given or received) and meetings with outside interest groups, together with gifts or hospitality received by special advisers.

Published on ...

Transparency data: Permanent Secretary’s meetings with external organisations - 1 October to 31 December 2012
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Details of the Permanent Secretary’s meetings with external organisations are published on a quarterly basis, reflecting the civil service’s commitment to transparency.

Transparency data: Business costs and hospitality (1 October to 31 December 2012)
seen at 20:38, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Business costs for the most senior civil servants (directors general and above) and non-executive directors of the management board and Agency Chief Executives in Defra are published and updated quarterly.

Lake District National Park - Framing a farming future
seen at 20:35, 7 May in National Parks News (Our copy).
A far-reaching farming blueprint combining profit potential and stewardship in a world-renowned landscape is emerging.
Guidance: April 2013 bulletin of recent changes to UK treaties in force
seen at 18:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Second Amending Protocol to the Agreement concerning the European Air Group, London, and 12 December 2011 - 1 March 2012 Action: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Ratification On 24 April...

Transparency data: Ministerial overseas travel: October to December 2012
seen at 18:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Corrected title date

AGO’s ministers must publish details of overseas travel that’s part of their official duties.

Statistics: Statistical notice: Further breakdowns of re-offences by type of re-offence
seen at 18:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This ad-hoc statistical notice presents further breakdowns of already published information on proven re-offending.

Guidance: UN-Somalia communiqué on preventing sexual violence
seen at 18:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

The Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict (SRSG-SVC) visited Somalia from 2 to 6 April 2013, within the framework of United Nations Security Council resolutions 1820 (...

NERC Executive Board - Non-executive Director vacancy
seen at 18:30, 7 May in NERC news (Our copy).
NERC is currently seeking at least one independent, part-time, Non-executive Director with experience of managing at a board level in a large, complex organisation in the public or private sector.
News story: Two charged over Gatwick cocaine seizures
seen at 18:30, 7 May in News and communications from Home Office (Our copy).

Two men aged 62 and 82 have been charged with attempting to smuggle cocaine into the UK via Gatwick Airport.

British nationals Calvin Campbell (62) of Gloucester Road in Tottenham and Donald Garwood (...

Nationwide industrial action on Thursday 9 May
seen at 18:30, 7 May in News Archives - The National Archives (Our copy).
Due to nationwide industrial action by the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) on Thursday 9 March from 11:00 to 12:00, The National Archives will be offering a reduced service to the public during this ...
Guidance: Council Tax: empty homes premium
seen at 16:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

From 1 April 2013, billing authorities may charge a premium on a class of property that has been unoccupied and unfurnished for 2 years or more. The premium can be up to 50% of the council tax on the property...

Research and analysis: Poyry report to DECC: Outlook for new coal-fired power stations in Germany, the Netherlands and Spain
seen at 16:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This report aims to provide us with a better understanding of the economic, policy and regulatory environment for coal-fired generation in other EU Member States with particular emphasis on the development of...

Form: Application Form - Chevening Scholarships, British Embassy Reykjavik
seen at 16:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

The scholarships will fund part of tuition fees for postgraduate courses lasting a minimum of one year. To apply, please complete the application form and email it to info@britishembassy.is by 21 May 2013...

Transparency data: Minister's quarterly summary information: October-December 2012
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Details of hospitality, gifts, overseas travel and meetings for Lord Wallace of Tankerness QC.

Transparency data: Ministerial gifts given and received: October to December 2012
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AGO’s ministers must publish details of gifts they give or receive over £140.

The entry for this quarter is a nil return.

Guidance: Tregantle firing times
seen at 16:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Added Tregantle firing times 27 May to 09 June 2013

Tregantle’s firing times are presented in three file formats so that the information is accessible to everyone. The TXT format is browseable ...

Statistical data set: Agri-environment indicators
seen at 16:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Indicator DC1 updated.

These indicators monitor agricultural and environmental change in England and are updated as new information becomes available. The date of the last update for each indicator...

CD252 – Consultation on proposals for a revised Approved Code of Practice on “Safe installation and use of gas systems and appliances” (L56)
seen at 16:30, 7 May in HSE RSS feeds (Our copy).

This consultative document invites views on the revised Approved Code of Practice (ACOP) L56 – “Safe installation and use of gas systems and appliances”. The revised ACOP and guidance has been...

Consultation opens on new version of Workplace Regulations ACOP
seen at 16:30, 7 May in HSE RSS feeds (Our copy).

This consultative document invites views on the revised Approved Code of Practice (ACOP) L24 – “Workplace health, safety and welfare”. The consultation aims to establish if the changes make it easier for...

Research and analysis: Support for victims: Findings from the Crime Survey for England and Wales
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

It also examines public perceptions of support for victims and victims’ contact with the organisation Victim Support, and again draws out key implications in these areas.

Based on Crime Survey for England...

Consultation outcome: Pensions and growth: smoothing of assets
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Government's response published.

This call for evidence asked for views on:

whether the smoothing of assets and liabilities would be appropriate in schemes undertaking technical provisions...
Guidance: Immunisation schedule: the green book, chapter 11
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Updated the immunisation schedule to reflect the removal of the MenC vaccination at four months of age and the introduction of a booster vaccination around 14 years of age.

Chapter 11 update...

Guidance: Meningococcal C conjugate vaccine schedule 2013 training slideset
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This resource does not cover the actual administration techniques involved in vaccination against MenC. Information on immunisation by nurses and other health professionals is available from Immunisation ...

Guidance: MenC vaccination schedule: planned changes from June 2013
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

In summary, these changes are:

the removal of the 2nd dose at age 16 weeks from the routine schedule for infants the introduction of an adolescent booster dose at around 14 years
Impact assessment: Mesothelioma Payment Scheme and Mandatory Membership of Employer Liability Tracing Office (ELTO)
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Updated impact assessment with improved evidence, particularly about average civil compensation and estimates of case volumes.

This impact assessment considers the costs and benefits to the main...

Guidance: Meningococcal C conjugate vaccine: Q&As for healthcare practitioners
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Document added to MenC vaccination series.

Studies show that vaccination against meningococcal C (MenC) disease in early childhood provides a relatively short-term protective immune response. Protection...

Statistics: Offender management statistics quarterly
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Two documents replaced with updated versions

Earlier editions: Offender Management Statistics Quarterly

Offender management statistics (quarterly) - October to December 2012 Introduction...
Guidance: Meningococcal: the green book, chapter 22
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: New updated chapter.

Chapter 22 update patches

Meningococcal disease occurs as a result of a systemic bacterial infection by Neisseria meningitidis. Meningococci are gram-negative...

Transparency data: HMT spend greater than £25,000: March 2013
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

In May 2010 the Coalition Government set up new standards for transparency in government. All Departments have committed to publish any spend over £25,000.

Transparency data: Government Procurement Card HMT spend greater than £500: February 2013
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

In May 2010 the Coalition Government set up new standards for transparency in government. The Minister for the Cabinet Office has committed government to publishing procurement card spending data over &pound...

Transparency data: Baroness Verma's gifts given and received over £140: October to December 2012
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Quarterly lists of DECC ministers’ gifts and hospitality.

Transparency data: John Hayes' gifts given and received over £140: October to December 2012
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Quarterly lists of DECC ministers’ gifts and hospitality.

Transparency data: Greg Barker's gifts given and received over £140: October to December 2012
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Quarterly lists of DECC ministers’ gifts and hospitality.

Transparency data: Justice reinvestment pilots: first year results
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Text from page is contained within new document attached

The six Justice Reinvestment Pilots (Greater Manchester, Croydon, Hackney, Lambeth, Lewisham and Southwark) aim to incentivise local statutory...

Transparency data: Edward Davey's gifts given and received over £140: October to December 2012
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Quarterly lists of DECC ministers’ gifts and hospitality.

Transparency data: Baroness Verma's meetings with external organisations: October to December 2012
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Quarterly lists of DECC Ministers’ meetings that involved outside interested parties.

Transparency data: John Hayes' meetings with external organisations: October to December 2012
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Quarterly lists of DECC Ministers’ meetings that involved outside interested parties.

Transparency data: Greg Barker's meetings with external organisations: October to December 2012
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Quarterly lists of DECC Ministers’ meetings that involved outside interested parties.

Transparency data: Edward Davey's meetings with external organisations: October to December 2012
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Quarterly lists of DECC Ministers’ meetings that involved outside interested parties.

Transparency data: Ministers' overseas travel: October to December 2012
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Quarterly lists of DECC ministers’ overseas travel.

Transparency data: Special Advisers' gifts and hospitality received: October to December 2012
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Quarterly lists of DECC Special Advisers’ gifts and hospitality.

Guidance: Measuring and maximising value for money in infrastructure programmes
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This guidance will explain the importance of VfM in infrastructure, how VfM varies across the range of infrastructure programming activities, different models for delivering high VfM infrastructure programmes...

Transparency data: Corporate hospitality register: January - March 2013
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Corporate hospitality received by board members and staff of the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA).

Research and analysis: Poyry report to DECC: Outlook for new coal-fired power stations in Germany, the Netherlands and Spain
seen at 14:31, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

The report aims to provide us with a better understanding of the economic, policy and regulatory environment in which coal plants operate across these Member States.

Key points from the report are:

The Queen will be represented at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting by The Prince of Wales
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The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting
A guide to demonstrating the value of our work launches today
seen at 14:30, 7 May in http://www.artscouncil.org.uk Latest entries (Our copy).
A guide to demonstrating the value of our work launches today
Tickets selling fast for Samsung World Rowing Cup
seen at 14:30, 7 May in UK Sport (Our copy).
Organisers of the Samsung World Rowing Cup, backed by UK Sport's Gold Event Series, say that tickets are selling fast
New content on TPAS website
seen at 14:30, 7 May in TPAS News (Our copy).

The TPAS website now includes new and updated information on all aspects of pensions. The website is widely recognised as a leading source of impartial and independent information and guidance on a wide range...

News story: Fake goods stopped at the border on BBC’s Fake Britain
seen at 14:30, 7 May in News and communications from Home Office (Our copy).

The new series of Fake Britain continues with Border Force officers detaining counterfeit goods that have been sent through the post.

The BBC followed officers working at the Coventry postal hub and ...

Seven men charged with sexual offences involving a 14-year-old girl
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Kris Venkatasami, Head of the Special Casework Unit and Special Operations Unit at CPS London, said: "I have authorised the Metropolitan Police Service to charge seven men with a range of offences under the...
Under the spotlight: perverting the course of justice and wasting police time in cases involving allegedly false rape and domestic violence allegations
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
The first ever study by the Crown Prosecution Service into so-called false allegations of rape and domestic violence is being published today by the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Operation Elveden: CPS charging decision
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Alison Levitt, QC, Principal Legal Advisor to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), oversees CPS decision making and all potential prosecutions in relation to the ongoing phone hacking investigations and other...
Five sentenced for pioneering production of BMK
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Five men have today been sentenced at Warrington Crown Court for setting up a laboratory used to produce a synthetic substance called BMK. This is the first time that this method of BMK manufacture has been detected...
CPS legal trainee scheme opens for 2013 applications
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
The Crown Prosecution Service has today opened its 2013 legal trainee scheme to talented law graduates seeking an interesting and rewarding career in the public service.
CPS decides no charges should be brought over hacking of Darwin emails
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Malcolm McHaffie, Deputy Head of Special Crime at the Crown Prosecution Service, said: "On 21 November 2012 Cleveland Police provided the CPS with a file of evidence in relation to Gerald Tubb, a Sky News journalist...
Operation Elveden: CPS Charging Decision
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Alison Levitt, QC, Principal Legal Advisor to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), oversees CPS decision making and all potential prosecutions in relation to the ongoing phone hacking investigations and other...
Op Yewtree - CPS decision
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Alison Saunders, Chief Crown Prosecutor for CPS London, said: "The CPS has carefully considered the evidence gathered as part of Operation Yewtree in relation to a man in his 70s from Cambridgeshire who was...
Five sentenced for 'extraordinary' attack on public purse
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Sue Patten, Head of Fraud at the Crown Prosecution Service, said: "This was an extraordinary scheme created to attack the public purse. The defendants put in claims on a ghost film called 'Landscape of Lives...
Successes of the Month - March 2013
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Each month, the CPS celebrates the outstanding work of teams and individuals up and down the country by publishing their stories on the CPS website.
Former Essex broker jailed for foreign exchange investment fraud
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Ian James Dickinson has today been sentenced to five years at Chelmsford Crown Court for a fraudulent foreign exchange investment scheme. Over nearly five years, Dickinson defrauded investors of around &pound...
Bogus lawyer Giovanni Di Stefano convicted
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Giovanni Di Stefano has today been convicted at Southwark Crown Court of 25 counts including deception, fraud, money laundering and using a false instrument committed between 2004 and 2012.
Stephen Seddon guilty of murdering his parents
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Cheryl Hramiak, Branch Crown Prosecutor at CPS North West said: "As a result of today's verdicts Stephen Seddon has been brought to justice for the violent and premeditated murders of his own parents and for...
CPS decides no charges should be brought against Eric Joyce MP
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
A CPS spokesperson said: "The CPS received a complete file on 26 March 2013 in relation to events at the Sports and Social Club within the Palace of Westminster on 14 March 2013, following which Eric Joyce ...
Philpotts and Mosley guilty of manslaughter for house fire deaths
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Michael and Mairead Philpott have been found guilty of manslaughter for causing the deaths of their six children in a house fire in Derby. Paul Mosley, a friend of the couple, has also been found guilty of the same...
Police officer convicted of theft and conspiracy to supply controlled drugs
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Alison Storey, Specialist Prosecutor in the Crown Prosecution Service Special Crime Division, said: "As a detective constable, Nicholas McFadden should have been taking drugs off the streets. Instead, he was...
Operation Yewtree - CPS decides David Smith should be charged with five offences
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Alison Saunders, Chief Crown Prosecutor for CPS London said: "The CPS has carefully considered the evidence gathered as part of Operation Yewtree in relation to David Smith, who was employed as a driver at ...
Five to be prosecuted over tax relief fraud
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Andrew Penhale, deputy head of fraud at the Crown Prosecution Service, said: "Following an investigation by HM Revenue and Customs, we have authorised charges against five individuals in connection with a tax...
Woman charged following Dagenham acid attack
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Damaris Lakin, CPS London Senior Crown Prosecutor, said: "I have authorised the Metropolitan Police to charge Mary Konye in relation to the throwing of sulphuric acid onto Naomi Oni on 30 December 2012 in Dagenham...
CPS decision on the death of Flight Lieutenant Sean Cunningham
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Alison Storey, Specialist Prosecutor for the CPS Special Crime and Counter Terrorism Division, said: "After carefully reviewing all of the evidence I have concluded that no charges should be brought in relation...
PCSO convicted of drug dealing and misconduct in public office
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Mark Auty, specialist prosecutor in the CPS Special Crime Division, said: "Oguz Batmaz was the prime mover in a drug dealing enterprise who routinely abused his position as a Police Community Support Officer...
Operation Sacha: CPS decides David Johnson will face prosecution
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Gregor McGill, a senior lawyer with the Crown Prosecution Service, whose team handles CPS decision making and potential prosecutions in relation to the ongoing phone hacking investigations and other related matters...
CPS East of England advises charges over three bodies found in Cambridgeshire
seen at 14:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Chief Crown Prosecutor for the CPS East of England, Grace Ononiwu, said: "We have today advised Cambridgeshire police that there is sufficient evidence and it is in the public interest to charge Joanna Dennehy...
Research and analysis: Birmingham M6 toll road study: modelling of passenger choices
seen at 11:35, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This is the passenger survey report and summary analysing people’s preferences when choosing tolled and non-tolled routes.

Birmingham M6 toll road study

This study was centred on the M6 toll road north...

Research and analysis: Modelling and appraisal of smarter choices: scope for further research
seen at 11:35, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This report focuses on the challenges of modelling smarter choices measures and the limitations of existing approaches. It then outlines a potential modelling framework for smart choices that builds on and extends...

Research and analysis: Modelling and appraisal of smarter choices: a literature review
seen at 11:35, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This report reviews the existing literature on the current practice of modelling smarter choices and relevant transport and marketing literature on choice modelling.

Related documents Modelling and ...
Research and analysis: Birmingham M6 toll road study: modelling report
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This traffic modelling report assesses the proportion of traffic which uses the M6, the M6 toll and the surrounding A-road network.

Birmingham M6 toll road study

This study was centred on the M6 toll...

Research and analysis: Modelling: trip rates investigation 2009
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Research examining the evidence for a change in trip making and the implications for the department’s standard forecasts. The analysis was based on data from the National Travel Survey, years 1995 to 2006.

Research and analysis: Birmingham M6 toll road study: freight stated preference
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This freight report and summary analyses values for journey time, reliability time and start-stop time from surveys conducted for drivers and managers.

Birmingham M6 toll road study

This study was centred...

Research and analysis: Manchester motorway box: research into induced traffic effects
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

The Manchester Motorway Box (MMB) study used a large volume of survey data from before and after the opening of the scheme to model aspects of traveller behavioural change. This included variable demand modelling...

Research and analysis: Ecosystem services in transport appraisal
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Supplementary green book guidance published in February 2012 recommends taking an ecosystem services approach to assess the impacts of policies and projects on the environment.

This research explores...

Research and analysis: Peer review of DfT impact of transport on economic geography paper
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This paper summarises the findings of a peer review by the Institute for Transport Studies of the DfT ‘Impact of transport on economic geography’ paper.

Related documents Impact of transport ...
Research and analysis: Impact of transport on economic geography
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This paper summarises current understanding of the impact of transport schemes on the size, nature, and distribution of economic activity, based on various reports previously produced by DfT and on the guidance...

Research and analysis: Birmingham M6 toll road study: utilisation surveys
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

This utilisation surveys report and summary deal with the characteristics of toll users, such as journey length, frequency, purpose and other associated information.

Birmingham M6 toll road study

This...

Form: Application for a change to an establishment licence
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Application for a change to an establishment licence to comply with the Animals (Scientific Procedures Act) 1986.

Transparency data: DECC workforce management information: April 2012 - March 2013
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

DECC workforce management information from April 2012 - March 2013.

Promotional material: desider 2013
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Added Desider May 2013 issue 60

desider is the monthly corporate magazine for Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S). It is aimed at readers across the wider MOD, armed forces and industry, and...

Research and analysis: Bank lending to UK Small and Medium Sized Enterprises 2001 to 2012: evaluating changes
seen at 11:34, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Updated report published following feedback from a research discussion event.

Analyses of changes in the market for bank lending to small and medium enterprises (SMEs). This independent research...

Latest e-bulletin newsletter now available
seen at 11:33, 7 May in Gambling Commission - Latest news (Our copy).
The Gambling Commission publishes a fortnightly newsletter (e-bulletin) containing latest news, notifications of approaching consultation deadlines, and publication announcements.
Ionising Radiation Appeals
seen at 11:32, 7 May in Judicial Office: Home (Our copy).
War Pensions & Armed Forces Compensation Chamber decision
Guidance: Guide to DWP archived publications
seen at 10:30, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

We keep a library of certain archived publications.

Find the title and reference number of the publication you need in the relevant PDF. Email the title and reference number to library.archive@dwp...

Transparency data: BIS government procurement card spend over £500: January 2013
seen at 10:30, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Financial data on Department for Business, Innovation & Skills (BIS) items of government procurement card (GPC) expenditure over £500 in January 2013.

CPO Unlocks £330m Campus Development
seen at 10:30, 7 May in West Northamptonshire Development Corporation (Our copy).

The Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government has approved a vital compulsory purchase order, unlocking a major £330m campus development by the University of Northampton.

Economic contribution of arts and culture report published
seen at 10:30, 7 May in http://www.artscouncil.org.uk Latest entries (Our copy).
Economic contribution of arts and culture report published
Weekly Provisional Figures on Deaths Registered in England and Wales - Week Ending 26/04/2013
seen at 09:32, 7 May in Latest UK National Statistics releases (Our copy).
Weekly death figures provide provisional counts of the number of deaths registered in England and Wales in the latest eight weeks for which data are available.
Guidance: Japan – List of lawyers, interpreters and translators
seen at 09:32, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: attachment updated

The following list of English speaking lawyers and translators/interpreters has been prepared for the convenience of British Nationals who require legal advice

Transparency data: Workforce management information - March 2013
seen at 09:32, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

These figures are not official statistics however the numbers follow the Office for National Statistics (ONS) headcount definitions and methodology. They are internal workforce management information published...

Policy paper: Social justice: transforming lives – one year on
seen at 09:32, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Welsh version added

This progress report looks at how social justice principles influence service delivery at national and local level, in government and across the private and voluntary sectors...

Transparency data: Permanent Secretary and Directors General's business expenses and hospitality: October to December 2012
seen at 09:32, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Quarterly lists of Departmental Board business expenses and hospitality.

Guidance: London Midland ticket office opening hours decision
seen at 09:32, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: 'Summary of requests to change ticket office opening hours since May 2010 and their outcome' document updated.

The Transport Minister Norman Baker has given his decision on the application from...

Guidance: Local Sustainable Transport Fund application process and bidding guidance
seen at 09:32, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: 'Supplementary guidance for local authorities shortlisted for large projects' added.

These documents were produced to support the Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF) application process. They...

Transparency data: Department for Transport prompt payment performance
seen at 09:32, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: February and March 2013 data added.

Information on invoice payment performance for the Department for Transport and the transport agencies.

Guidance: List of RVAR exemption orders
seen at 09:32, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Update on Blackpool Transport application and London Underground Uxbridge application

Current exemption applications

The department is currently considering these applications for exemption from...

Statistics - national statistics: Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices
seen at 09:32, 7 May in Search (Our copy).

Updated: Updated with new weekly prices.

This weekly publication includes averages of the most usual prices charged at the English wholesale markets in Birmingham, Bristol, Liverpool and New Spitalfields...

Weekly Provisional Figures on Deaths Registered in England and Wales - Week Ending 26/04/2013
seen at 02:32, 7 May in Latest UK National Statistics releases (Our copy).
Weekly death figures provide provisional counts of the number of deaths registered in England and Wales in the latest eight weeks for which data are available.
Police officer convicted of theft and conspiracy to supply controlled drugs
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Alison Storey, Specialist Prosecutor in the Crown Prosecution Service Special Crime Division, said: "As a detective constable, Nicholas McFadden should have been taking drugs off the streets. Instead, he was stealing...
Operation Yewtree - CPS decides David Smith should be charged with five offences
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Alison Saunders, Chief Crown Prosecutor for CPS London said: "The CPS has carefully considered the evidence gathered as part of Operation Yewtree in relation to David Smith, who was employed as a driver at the time...
Man jailed over £60,000 worth of Viagra style medicine
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Brian Hipwood, of Ealing, was today sentenced to 15 months’ imprisonment at Isleworth Crown Court for possession of illegal medicines and tobacco duty evasion. He was convicted on 14 March 2013 on one count of Cheating...
CPS statement on the conviction of Opemipo Jaji
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
A man has been convicted of raping an 11-year-old girl in a park in Enfield on 23 November. Opemipo Jaji was convicted of one count of rape at the Central Criminal Court today and will be sentenced at a later date...
Four Luton men jailed for preparation of terrorist acts
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Zahid Iqbal, Mohammed Sharfaraz Ahmed, Umar Arshad and Syed Farhan Hussain were today sentenced at Woolwich Crown Court having pleaded guilty on 1 March 2013 to one count contrary to section 5 of the Terrorism Act...
Operation Elveden: CPS decides Fergus Shanahan will face prosecution
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Alison Levitt, QC, Principal Legal Advisor to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), oversees CPS decision making and all potential prosecutions in relation to the ongoing phone hacking investigations and other...
New and updated publications and legal sections on CPS website
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
On Tuesday 23 April, new and updated 'Publications' and 'Prosecution Policy and Guidance' sections will go live on the CPS website.
DPP announces new 'all-time high' for conviction rate in rape and domestic violence cases
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
The Crown Prosecution Service has today published new figures that show the conviction rate for rape and domestic violence prosecutions increased once again last year.
DPP to step down in October
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Keir Starmer QC will step down from his role as Director of Public Prosecutions at the end of his five year term of office in October this year.
Operation Elveden: Duncan Larcombe, John Hardy, Claire Hardy and Tracy Bell to be charged
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Alison Levitt, QC, Principal Legal Advisor to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), oversees CPS decision making and all potential prosecutions in relation to the ongoing phone hacking investigations and other...
Terrorists jailed in high-tech and sophisticated prosecution
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Richard Dart, Jahangir Alom and Imran Mahmood have today been sentenced at the Old Bailey following a guilty plea on 15 March 2013 to engaging in preparation for acts of terrorism contrary to section 5(1) of the...
Max Clifford charged with 11 indecent assaults
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
The Crown Prosecution Service has today authorised police to charge Max Clifford with 11 indecent assaults allegedly committed between 1966 and 1985.
Five to be prosecuted over tax relief fraud
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Andrew Penhale, deputy head of fraud at the Crown Prosecution Service, said: "Following an investigation by HM Revenue and Customs, we have authorised charges against five individuals in connection with a tax relief...
Woman charged following Dagenham acid attack
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Damaris Lakin, CPS London Senior Crown Prosecutor, said: "I have authorised the Metropolitan Police to charge Mary Konye in relation to the throwing of sulphuric acid onto Naomi Oni on 30 December 2012 in Dagenham...
Successes of the Month - April 2013
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Each month, the CPS celebrates the outstanding work of teams and individuals up and down the country by publishing their stories on the CPS website.
CPS decision on the death of Flight Lieutenant Sean Cunningham
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Alison Storey, Specialist Prosecutor for the CPS Special Crime and Counter Terrorism Division, said: "After carefully reviewing all of the evidence I have concluded that no charges should be brought in relation ...
William Roache charged with two rapes of a 15-year-old girl
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
The Crown Prosecution Service has today authorised Lancashire Police to charge William Roache with two rapes allegedly committed against a 15-year-old girl in 1967.
Stuart Hall faces sentencing for 14 indecent assaults
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Stuart Hall will be sentenced on 17 June at Preston Crown Court after pleading guilty to 14 indecent assaults.
PCSO convicted of drug dealing and misconduct in public office
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Mark Auty, specialist prosecutor in the CPS Special Crime Division, said: "Oguz Batmaz was the prime mover in a drug dealing enterprise who routinely abused his position as a Police Community Support Officer to ...
Operation Sacha: CPS decides David Johnson will face prosecution
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Crown Prosecution Service Press Releases (Our copy).
Gregor McGill, a senior lawyer with the Crown Prosecution Service, whose team handles CPS decision making and potential prosecutions in relation to the ongoing phone hacking investigations and other related matters...
Home Office: Independent panel to oversee Hillsborough disclosure
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Hillsborough Independent Panel (Our copy).
The Home Secretary has announced the creation of an independent panel, which will be responsible for overseeing the release of documents related to the 1989 Hillsborough football disaster.
Home Office: Experts appointed to Hillsborough paper panel
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Hillsborough Independent Panel (Our copy).
An expert team has been appointed to the Hillsborough Independent Panel, Home Secretary Alan Johnson announced today.
Home Office: Hillsborough Panel to continue
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Hillsborough Independent Panel (Our copy).
Theresa May confirms that the panel has full government support to continue in its role overseeing publication of all publicly-held documents.
Panel affirms its independence of government
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Hillsborough Independent Panel (Our copy).
Panel affirms its independence of government
Panel welcomes the government's commitment to publish all relevant documents
seen at 02:30, 7 May in Hillsborough Independent Panel (Our copy).
Panel affirms its independence of government