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Carr’s Engineering Ltd has secured an £8.4m contract to provide instrument cabinets and shielding blocks for one of Sellafield’s major new-build infrastructure initiatives. The necessary equipment will be manufactured and supplied to the ongoing SIXEP Continuity Plant (SCP) project at Sellafield, with installation to be carried out by long-standing supply chain partners Balfour Beatty Kilpatrick …

Cumbria company secures £8.4 million contract for Sellafield infrastructure project. Read More »

The Bank’s Court functions as a unified board, with Sir Ron and Frances O’Grady, serving as Non-Executives, assisting in shaping the Bank’s objectives and strategy while advising on effective execution of the Bank’s roles and optimal resource utilization. The Court doesn’t manage the issues designated to the Bank’s primary policy committees, which include the Monetary …

Sir Ron Kalifa and Frances O’Grady Resigned to the Bank of England Court Read More »

Today in Warsaw, Poland, ministers and representatives from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden, and the UK convened for the Northern Group Ministers meeting. Currently chaired by Poland, the meeting was attended by UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, hosted by Minister of National Defence Mariusz Błaszczak in Legionowo, near …

Northern Group allies gather in Warsaw to address European security issues. Read More »

The Business and Trade Secretary is set to embark on a five-day tour this week, visiting Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. A anticipated agreement with the Gulf Cooperation Council is projected to enhance trade by 16% between the UK and the region. The year 2022 marked a notable increase in UK services …

Kemi Badenoch Travels to the Gulf to Strengthen Trade Relationships Read More »

A total of 859 academies, sixth-form colleges, and voluntary-aided schools will receive funding aimed at enhancing their facilities. 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government”>”> Ready to apply for your UK Visa? Click the button below to start your simple and secure visa application process. 🇬🇧 APPLY UK ETA VISA HERE This was published under the …

£450 Million Plus Investment to Enhance School Facilities Read More »

Michael Joseph Richards, 59, currently residing at Menorca Lane, Bugle, was sentenced for two offenses related to the illegal waste operation he ran with his son, also named Michael, at their former residence at The Paddocks, St Stephen’s Road, Sticker. Richards Senior received an 18-week prison sentence, suspended for two years, at Bodmin Magistrates Court …

Father Given Suspended Sentence for Operating Illegal Waste Business with Son Read More »

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UK Statement at the Security Council: The Prolonged Conflict in Sudan is Inflicting Severe Harm on Its People. Read More »

The Environment Agency initiated the case against Williamson. He denied using a net to catch fish during a period when their use was restricted, but was found guilty following a trial at Poole Magistrates Court on 18 May 2023. As a result, Williamson was imposed a total penalty of £384. During the offence in June …

Christchurch Fisherman Spends Nearly £400 to Catch a Sea Trout Read More »

Mr Speaker, today marks six years since the tragic Manchester Arena bombing, and the entire House stands united in remembering the victims and their families. We also remember Lee Rigby’s family on the tenth anniversary of his murder, and I commend his son Jack, who is honoring his father’s memory by fundraising for bereaved military …

Prime Minister’s Address to the House of Commons Regarding the G7 Summit: May 22, 2023 Read More »

The government has announced that a redress scheme for survivors of child sexual abuse will be established in England, recognizing the trauma experienced by victims (22 May). This initiative, stemming from the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA), will address the institutional failures that permitted children to be victimized by abhorrent predators. The government …

Establishment of a compensation program for child sexual abuse victims Read More »