Lieutenent Governor To Address Raleigh Professional Women’s Forum
Beverly Perdue To Discuss “Building A Stronger North Carolina” At Luncheon Meeting
Updated: Thu Sep 06 2007
William Terry Named Town Manager Of Pittsboro, NC
Board Of Commissioners Selects Local Superintendent After National Search
Updated: Thu Sep 06 2007
Operation Family Fund to Exhibit at Upcoming 2007 Gold Coast Navy Show
National Defense Industrial Association Donates Booth to Operation Family Fund
Updated: Tue Aug 14 2007
EUR 116k Funding Boost For Projects in Feakle, Scariff and Carrigaholt
Minister of State and Clare T.D., Mr. Tony Killeen has received confirmation from the Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs that almost EUR116k has been allocated to County Clare under the 'Scheme of Grants for Locally Based Community & Voluntary Organisations'.
Updated: Thu Jul 26 2007
Clare Seeks Appointment Of Ireland's First Heritage Education Officer
The appointment of Ireland's first county heritage education officer is being explored by the Clare Heritage Office in a blueprint for the strategic management of local museum and heritage centre collections.
Updated: Wed Jul 25 2007
EUR1.8M Approved For Voluntary Housing Project In Clare
Minister of State at the Department of Communications, Energy & Natural Resources Tony Killeen T.D., today announced that funding of EUR1,853,213 has been allocated for a voluntary housing project at Tullyvarraga Hill, Shannon, County Clare.
Updated: Wed Jul 04 2007
FUNDING BOOST FOR FIVE CLARE PROJECTS WELCOMED BY CLARE COUNTY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
The Clare County Development Board has welcomed the approval of grant assistance by the Department of the Environment Heritage & Local Government to five community projects in Clare.
Updated: Tue Jun 26 2007
Council wins awards by closing staff skills gaps
West Lothian Council has been using a tool from York-based MyKnowledgeMap (MKM) to analyse soft skills. The tool helps to highlight skills gaps within the organisation as a whole, for specific departments and individuals. The bespoke, easy-to-use system developed and provided by MKM has contributed towards seeing the Council awarded the Institute of Customer Service ‘Centre of Excellence’.
Updated: Mon Jun 04 2007
TERBERG TRAINING PROVIDES TROUBLEFREE OMNIDEL BINLIFT FLEET
South Tyneside recent new Terberg OmniDEL equipped RCV fleet acheive first six months of operation with minimal fuss and downtime.
Updated: Mon Feb 19 2007
Increase in town planners online learning
A design makeover and enhanced content including a popular legal ‘blog’ has boosted visits to record levels at the Royal Town Planners’ Institute (RTPI) performance and learning support web site at www.planningmatters.co.uk Visits to the site have doubled over the last six months (Dec 2005 - May 2006) with March seeing over 2,000 RTPI members make over 50,000 visits to the site compared to 32,000 for the same month in 2005.
Updated: Wed Jul 12 2006
FFW advises on landmark motor insurance case
Field Fisher Waterhouse take on a major landmark motor insurance case involving the MIB
Updated: Wed Jul 05 2006
Government will reverse mesothelioma ruling
The Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer has announced changes to compensation laws which will mean victims of asbestos-related cancer will receive full compensation.
Updated: Tue Jun 27 2006
Solicitors back new compensation claim laws
A LEADING firm of Scottish solicitors has backed a prediction this week by independent market analysts Datamonitor that, as a result of impending government legislation, three-quarters of the UK’s ‘no win no fee’ accident claims firms could soon close their doors.
Updated: Fri Apr 14 2006
National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics (NCETM): new website launches today
The National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics (NCETM) is today launching a new website designed to stimulate debate and involvement in the Department for Education and Skills (DfES) initiative. Public sector specialist, Tribal Group plc, is running the centre under a three-year contract from the DfES.
Updated: Tue Dec 06 2005
Search Advice Missing People Gone Without A Trace
The police or you? How to locate missing people worldwide, runaway teenagers or really missing persons in all categories by using these dozen or so search tips. Time to start searching in the real world!
Updated: Mon Dec 05 2005
Gary Beaver, Archbishop of the old Catholic Church condemns senseless attack on Christians
30 acts of violence against Christians a month take place in what is the world’s largest democracy, India. Archbishop Gary Beaver raises awareness of Christian persecution in India.
Updated: Sun Dec 04 2005
“Stop sterilizing Christmas” says Gary Beaver, Archbishop of the Old Catholic Church
Archbishop Gary Beaver expresses dismay at the current trends to De- Christianize Christmas.
Updated: Sun Dec 04 2005
Archbishop Gary Beaver Urges for the Release of Iraqi Hostages
Old Catholic Church Leader calls upon The Swords of Righteousness Brigade to show mercy and release their hostages
Updated: Sat Dec 03 2005
Archbishop Gary Beaver Confirms that Appeal for Release of Indonesian Sunday School Teachers has Fai
The appeal to reverse a conviction against three Indonesian Christian teachers has been rejected by the Court.
Updated: Fri Dec 02 2005
Texas Home School Organization Backs Governor
THSC PAC Announces Support for Governor Rick Perry
Updated: Fri Dec 02 2005
Conservatives beef up EU bird flu protection
MEPs support Conservative moves to protect the poultry industry but common sense may not prevail when the law goes back to EU ministers
Updated: Thu Dec 01 2005
MEP invites Labour official to football match following 'extreme' flag-wavers comments
Spin-doctor says St George flag synonymous with hooliganism
Updated: Wed Nov 30 2005
Is the role of the press to be the eyes and ears of the public? If so, then what happened in Montere
When journalists report on the actions of elected and public officials they are fulfilling their role as a "reporter." Ignoring acts of corruption because of fear, intimidation, or any other reason is a breach of the public trust.
Updated: Tue Nov 29 2005
Conservative MEP condemns house arrest extension of Burmese opposition leader
A decison by Burma's military junta to extend the house arrest of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi shows complete contempt for international opinion, Geoffrey Van Orden MEP, Conservative spokesman on human rights, said today.
Updated: Mon Nov 28 2005
Conservatives set to strengthen EU bird flu directive
Current directive proposals could devastate poultry industry, Parliament’s lead MEP says
Updated: Mon Nov 28 2005