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In scotland 15 March
Smokefree app offers fingertip support for the iphone generation
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
The iPhone generation are being offered fingertip support to help them quit smoking, thanks to an innovative new app from the Department of Health.
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Ukti animates tv production company’s export strategy – to special effect
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
A London-based producer specialising in animated children’s TV programmes has secured £1.4 million in overseas financial backing with help from UK Trade & Investment (UKTI).
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New funding to boost fight against antisocial behaviour in cardiff
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Four areas across Wales have been awarded a total of £100,000 to help victims of antisocial behaviour and crack down on persistent offenders, Home Office Minister David Hanson announced today.
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New funding to boost fight against antisocial behaviour in caerphilly
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Four areas across Wales have been awarded a total of £100,000 to help victims of antisocial behaviour and crack down on persistent offenders, Home Office Minister David Hanson announced today.
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New funding to boost fight against antisocial behaviour in swansea
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Four areas across Wales have been awarded a total of £100,000 to help victims of antisocial behaviour and crack down on persistent offenders, Home Office Minister David Hanson announced today.
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New funding to boost fight against antisocial behaviour in newport
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Four areas across Wales have been awarded a total of £100,000 to help victims of antisocial behaviour and crack down on persistent offenders, Home Office Minister David Hanson announced today.
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Council of food policy advisors publishes second report to government
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
The Council of Food Policy Advisors has published its second report to the Government, recommending that efforts to promote healthy diets and environmentally sustainable food production should focus on the power...
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£50m to help councils with economic recover - £5.5m for east of england
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
An extra £50 million is being given to councils to help them make big strides toward economic recovery in their local area, announced Communities Secretary John Denham today.
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Highways agency to install protective screens on woodway lane footbridge after objects thrown from bridge
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
From next Monday, the Highways Agency will begin work to install protective screens on the Woodway Lane footbridge which crosses the M6 between Junction 2 (Coventry) and Junction 3 (Bedworth). This follows repeated...
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England’s best colleges celebrated at no10
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Leaders of the highest performing and most quickly improving colleges in England are celebrating the institutions’ achievements in Downing Street today.
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Snow volunteers recognised for helping their neighbours
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Local government minister Barbara Follett thanked 40 local heroes at an awards ceremony in London, where she praised them for their hard work and commitment to helping their neighbours during the recent heavy...
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Safety first ensures a40 in pembrokeshire doesn't turn into a slip road
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
The Welsh Assembly Government is supporting a campaign by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to reduce slips, trips and falls in the workplace, and has held up a flagship road scheme in Pembrokeshire as an...
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New traffic lights for a628/a57 junction, hollingworth
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
The Highways Agency will be carrying out work to install new traffic lights at the junction of the A628 and A57 in Hollingworth Village near Glossop. Work will start on Monday, 22 March and will be completed ...
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More student grants to train the next generation of planners
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
More students will be able to take up careers in town planning and help bridge the skills gap after Planning Minister John Healey confirmed an additional £1.8m to fund student bursaries for post graduate...
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New traffic lights for a628/a57 junction, hollingworth
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
The Highways Agency will be carrying out work to install new traffic lights at the junction of the A628 and A57 in Hollingworth Village near Glossop. Work will start on Monday 22 March and will be completed on...
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Follett: more help to right unequal pay in councils
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Years of unfairness over pay for thousands of women workers is being put right with continuing Government support, Local Government Minister Barbara Follett announced today.
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Browne review encourages ambitious proposals on the future of higher education
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Issued by the News Distribution Service on behalf of The Independent Review of Higher Education Funding and Student Finance
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Wigan teens experience life in the emergency services
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Wigan teens donned bright helmets and grabbed their hoses for a real life lesson on the dangers of fire.
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‘do your bit' to reduce death and injury in the workplace, hse urges y&h employers
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Bosses across Yorkshire and the Humber are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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Suspect device found on beach
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Earlier this morning Lincolnshire Police reported to Yarmouth Coastguard what appeared to be an artillery shell on the beach at Sutton on Sea.
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Action plans to be drawn up to tackle noise
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
65/10 New evidence has been provided to help road and rail operators decide on the best way to deal with the impact of noise in the 23 largest urban areas, and near to major roads and railways across the country...
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Good news for motorists – m4 works between j18 and 19 completed eight days ahead of schedule.
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Work to replace 4.3 miles of steel central reservation barrier with a safer concrete barrier between junction 18 (Bath) and 19 (M32 Bristol) of the M4 has been completed a week ahead of schedule and half a million...
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Denham - yorkshire & humber councils get over £4m to help with economic recovery
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Councils across Yorkshire & the Humber are to get a £4m plus share of an extra £50 million pot to help them make big strides toward economic recovery in their local area, announced Communities...
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New business support leaflet for struggling market stalls
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
A new advice leaflet for market traders offers stall owners free business ‘health checks’ to help them beat economic challenges and increased competition, Markets Minister Rosie Winterton announced today.
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Yorkshire market traders targeted with new business support leaflet
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
A new advice leaflet for market traders offers stall owners free business ‘health checks’, Markets Minister Rosie Winterton announced today.
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New steps to improve gamebirds’ welfare
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
64/10 Ministers today issued a new code for the welfare of birds produced as quarry for shooting enthusiasts.
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£6 million to help north west councils with economic recovery
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
An extra £6 million is being given to North West councils to help them make big strides toward economic recovery in their local area, Communities Secretary John Denham announced today.
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New business support leaflet for struggling market stalls
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
A new advice leaflet for market traders offers stall owners free business ‘health checks’, Markets Minister Rosie Winterton announced today.
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Salford girls prove that sisters are doing it for themselves
seen at 12:23, 15 March in
Scottish Executive News - Scotland
With their saws and power drills at the ready, a group of sassy Salford girls are learning how to stay independent with the help of a former teen mum.
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Time to move: the major benefit of physical activity should be embraced, says chief medical officer
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Sir Liam Donaldson, the Chief Medical Officer, today published his 2009 Annual Report, in which he states that the harm caused by inactivity has been ignored for too long and it is now time for action. Up to ...
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Armed forces veterans encouraged to “be the boss”
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Armed Forces veterans looking to start their own business or become self-employed will be given more support under a new £5 million Government scheme, it was announced today.
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It’s a family affair as sisters’ schools both achieve ‘outstanding’ status
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Two West Midlands sisters are keeping it in the family by both being honoured by Ofsted in a celebratory event recognising outstanding schools in England.
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New rights and lower costs for credit card users
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Prime Minister Gordon Brown today announced new rights for Britain's 30 million credit card users that will save consumers millions of pounds and give people more control over their finances.
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Hunt – ‘clean, green marine energy to boost jobs and reduce emissions’
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Harnessing the full potential of marine energy could provide enough power for up to 15million homes and save up to 70million tonnes of C02 by 2050 according to the Government’s Marine Energy Action Plan, released...
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Denham: £50m to help councils with economic recovery
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
An extra £50 million is being given to councils to help them make big strides toward economic recovery in their local area, announced Communities Secretary John Denham today.
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New funding for victims of sexual violence
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
Victims of sexual violence will soon benefit from £860,000 to increase access to Independent Sexual Violence Advisors (ISVAs), Home Office Minister Alan Campbell announced today.
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Appointment of a district judge - jones
seen at 07:36, 15 March in
Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
HM The Queen has appointed Susan Jones to be a District Judge on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP. The Right Honourable The Lord Judge, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales...
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Milford haven coastguard in warning to rigid inflatable boat users
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
At 10.25 this morning Milford Haven Coastguard were alerted by the Port Authority to a small rigid inflatable boat which had overturned near the semlogistics number 2 berth tipping the lone occupant into the ...
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Appointment of a district judge - jones
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
HM The Queen has appointed Susan Jones to be a District Judge on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP. The Right Honourable The Lord Judge, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales...
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Milford haven coastguard in warning to rigid inflatable boat users
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
At 10.25 this morning Milford Haven Coastguard were alerted by the Port Authority to a small rigid inflatable boat which had overturned near the semlogistics number 2 berth tipping the lone occupant into the ...
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Milford haven coastguard in warning to rigid inflatable boat users
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Charity Commission News - Scotland
At 10.25 this morning Milford Haven Coastguard were alerted by the Port Authority to a small rigid inflatable boat which had overturned near the semlogistics number 2 berth tipping the lone occupant into the ...
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Appointment of a district judge - jones
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Charity Commission News - Scotland
HM The Queen has appointed Susan Jones to be a District Judge on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP. The Right Honourable The Lord Judge, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales...
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Appointment of a district judge - jones
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
HM The Queen has appointed Susan Jones to be a District Judge on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP. The Right Honourable The Lord Judge, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales...
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14 March
Milford haven coastguard in warning to rigid inflatable boat users
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Scottish Executive News - Scotland
At 10.25 this morning Milford Haven Coastguard were alerted by the Port Authority to a small rigid inflatable boat which had overturned near the semlogistics number 2 berth tipping the lone occupant into the ...
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Milford haven coastguard in warning to rigid inflatable boat users
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At 10.25 this morning Milford Haven Coastguard were alerted by the Port Authority to a small rigid inflatable boat which had overturned near the semlogistics number 2 berth tipping the lone occupant into the ...
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13 March
‘do your bit’ to reduce death and injury in scottish workplaces
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Attorney General's Office News - Scotland
Bosses are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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Highways agency meet with project partners and local residents to address m6 work concerns
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Adult Learning Inspectorate News - Scotland
The Highways Agency are working closely with Walsall Council and the residents who live closest to the M6 roadworks near Junction 10 (Walsall) to find solutions to their concerns and develop new ways of working...
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'do your bit' to reduce death and injury in west midlands workplaces
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Adult Learning Inspectorate News - Scotland
Bosses are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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Hi-tech solihull firm reaches global markets - with help from uk trade & investment
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Adult Learning Inspectorate News - Scotland
Specialist software created by a leading-edge Solihull company is enabling thousands of users across the globe to improve their operational performance - with help from UK Trade & Investment.
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Overnight closures to install bridge beams over the a421 at marsh leys junction as part of m1 j13 to bedford improvements
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Adjudicators Office News - Scotland
The project to improve safety and cut congestion on the A421 between Bedford and the M1 at Junction 13 moves a step forward next week, Monday 15 March, weather permitting, when work will begin to place the beams...
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'do your bit' to reduce death and injury in workplaces in the east of england
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Adjudicators Office News - Scotland
Bosses in the East of England are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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M25 widening making good progress - work to start between junctions 18 and 21
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Adjudicators Office News - Scotland
The next stage of a major construction project to widen the M25 in Hertfordshire is being marked by public exhibition at Hunton Bridge in Abbots Langley.
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8 foreign ships under detention in the uk during february 2010
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
The Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) announced today that 8 foreign flagged ships were under detention in UK ports during February 2010 after failing Port State Control (PSC) inspection.
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Local nhs to trail new ways to improve dental services
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
At least 30 NHS dental practices will shortly be trialling new ways to improve services for patients with improved access and new ways of measuring quality as they become pilot sites for the recommendations of...
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Highways agency meet with project partners and local residents to address m6 work concerns
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
The Highways Agency are working closely with Walsall Council and the residents who live closest to the M6 roadworks near Junction 10 (Walsall) to find solutions to their concerns and develop new ways of working...
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Go-ahead given to £20m transport improvement schemes in south west
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Two vital schemes to regenerate towns in Dorset and Somerset through £20m of transport investment were given the go-ahead today by Transport Minister Sadiq Khan.
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'hackers' get creative with government data
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
A Facebook quiz that challenges perceptions of crime and a website that gives the public the chance to feed into local neighbourhood policing boards, are just two of the innovative new ways that government data...
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If operating a passenger vessel during the olympics - ensure it is legally operated
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
With the 2012 Olympics approaching, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency would like to give reasonable notice to Passenger Vessel Operators who wish to operate during the games to ensure that they and their vessels...
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Government announces funding for general motors europe
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson announced today (12 March) a €300 million (£270m) loan guarantee to GME Europe which will help secure the company’s operations in Britain and the rest of Europe.Read more.
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‘do your bit’ to reduce deaths and injuries in the workplace in wales
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Bosses are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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Funding for design studies in clean coal competition
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Funding was today awarded to E.ON and ScottishPower for design and development studies as part of the competition to build one of the world's first commercial scale carbon capture and storage demonstration plants...
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Corus fined after mobile crane overturns
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
A worker at one of Europe's biggest manufacturers escaped with only minor injuries after the crane he was operating overturned.
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‘do your bit’ to reduce death and injury in the workplace
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Bosses are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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Overnight closures to install bridge beams over the a421 at marsh leys junction as part of m1 j13 to bedford improvements
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
The project to improve safety and cut congestion on the A421 between Bedford and the M1 at Junction 13 moves a step forward next week, Monday 15 March, weather permitting, when work will begin to place the beams...
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North east roadworks update - 13th march - 19th march
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
A1M, Junction 62, County Durham
Slight delays are expected overnight on the A1M at Junction 62 for CCTV camera installation works. There will be one lane open north and southbound on the slip roads and circulatory...
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‘do your bit' to reduce death and injury in london's workplaces
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Bosses are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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More winter help on way to poorest pensioners
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
DWP/043/10
Hundreds of thousands of the poorest pensioners should benefit from lower fuel bills this winter thanks to a deal announced today between the big six energy suppliers (British Gas, EDF Energy, EON...
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'do your bit' to reduce death and injury in workplaces in the east of england
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Bosses in the East of England are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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'do your bit' to reduce death and injury in west midlands workplaces
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Bosses are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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‘do your bit’ to reduce death and injury in scottish workplaces
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Bosses are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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Hi-tech solihull firm reaches global markets - with help from uk trade & investment
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Specialist software created by a leading-edge Solihull company is enabling thousands of users across the globe to improve their operational performance - with help from UK Trade & Investment.
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Healey: reconstructing the builders' rulebook to reduce emissions and bills
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Housing and Planning Minister John Healey today announced changes to the country’s building regulations to make our homes, shops and offices warmer and cheaper to run and take Britain a step closer to meeting...
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New finance venture to boost business
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
Rosie Winterton, Minister for Regional Economic Development and Coordination, today launched a new £90 million venture capital and loan fund to boost business growth in Yorkshire and the Humber, and...
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M25 widening making good progress - work to start between junctions 18 and 21
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Boundary Commission for England News - Scotland
The next stage of a major construction project to widen the M25 in Hertfordshire is being marked by public exhibition at Hunton Bridge in Abbots Langley.
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M25 widening making good progress - work to start between junctions 18 and 21
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
The next stage of a major construction project to widen the M25 in Hertfordshire is being marked by public exhibition at Hunton Bridge in Abbots Langley.
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8 foreign ships under detention in the uk during february 2010
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
The Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) announced today that 8 foreign flagged ships were under detention in UK ports during February 2010 after failing Port State Control (PSC) inspection.
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Local nhs to trail new ways to improve dental services
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
At least 30 NHS dental practices will shortly be trialling new ways to improve services for patients with improved access and new ways of measuring quality as they become pilot sites for the recommendations of...
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Highways agency meet with project partners and local residents to address m6 work concerns
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
The Highways Agency are working closely with Walsall Council and the residents who live closest to the M6 roadworks near Junction 10 (Walsall) to find solutions to their concerns and develop new ways of working...
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Hi-tech solihull firm reaches global markets - with help from uk trade & investment
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
Specialist software created by a leading-edge Solihull company is enabling thousands of users across the globe to improve their operational performance - with help from UK Trade & Investment.
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Healey: reconstructing the builders' rulebook to reduce emissions and bills
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
Housing and Planning Minister John Healey today announced changes to the country’s building regulations to make our homes, shops and offices warmer and cheaper to run and take Britain a step closer to meeting...
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New finance venture to boost business
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
Rosie Winterton, Minister for Regional Economic Development and Coordination, today launched a new £90 million venture capital and loan fund to boost business growth in Yorkshire and the Humber, and...
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North east roadworks update - 13th march - 19th march
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
A1M, Junction 62, County Durham
Slight delays are expected overnight on the A1M at Junction 62 for CCTV camera installation works. There will be one lane open north and southbound on the slip roads and circulatory...
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More winter help on way to poorest pensioners
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
DWP/043/10
Hundreds of thousands of the poorest pensioners should benefit from lower fuel bills this winter thanks to a deal announced today between the big six energy suppliers (British Gas, EDF Energy, EON...
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'do your bit' to reduce death and injury in workplaces in the east of england
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
Bosses in the East of England are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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‘do your bit’ to reduce death and injury in the workplace
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News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - Scotland
Bosses are being encouraged to get their employees more involved in health and safety in a bid to reduce injury and ill health.
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