Floating signs to protect Looe seals from watercraft
The Looe Island Marine Wildlife Code Project sees deployment of new signage in this key habitat for Atlantic grey seals. HM GovernmentSource
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Half a million appointments and operations saved by ending resident doctor strikes
Ending doctor strikes saved 500,000 appointments and operations, and cut waiting lists by 193,000 HM GovernmentSource
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UK and Australia launch new partnership in weapons development
The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) and Defence Science and Technology (DST) Group Australia have announced a ground-breaking partnership. HM GovernmentSource
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AAIB Report: Cirrus SR22T, G-RGSK
Fatal accident involving a Cirrus SR22T (G-RGSK), Duxford Airfield, Cambridgeshire, 26 March 2024 HM GovernmentSource
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Members of the Consumer Council for Water reappointed
Rachel Onikosi and Bev Keogh will be reappointed for a further four-year term HM GovernmentSource
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Overspeeding incident at Grantham South Junction
Preliminary examination into an overspeeding incident at Grantham South Junction, 25 February 2025. HM GovernmentSource
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Major reforms to environmental regulation to boost growth and protect nature
Government reforms will streamline and modernise regulation to unlock growth, deliver 1.5 million homes and do more for nature under the Plan for Change HM GovernmentSource
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AAIB Report: ATR 72-212 A, G-CMJM
ATR 72-212 A (G-CMJM), right nosewheel detached on takeoff, on departure from Edinburgh Airport, 31 October 2023 HM GovernmentSource
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UK global leadership in maritime training to support safer, cleaner seas
A project led by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) to modernise seafarer training in the UK is on its way to being accepted as part of the gold standard for safer and greener shipping around the world. HM GovernmentSource
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Late data from one business means UK wage growth may need to be revised, says ONS
Caveat from statistics agency is latest sign of its problems collecting reliable economic data Britain’s main measure of wage growth may need to be revised after a large employer failed to supply earnings data on time, the country’s troubled statistics agency has warned. In the latest sign of
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