Defence Committee further examines Military Exercises and the Duty of Care
Link: Military Exercises and the Duty of Care: Further Follow-Up
Source: Parliamentary News
Defence Committee further examines Military Exercises and the Duty of Care
Link: Military Exercises and the Duty of Care: Further Follow-Up
Source: Parliamentary News
The Renting Homes (Fees etc.) (Wales) Act 2019 (“the Act”) prohibits a landlord, letting agent or any other person from requiring a prohibited payment to the landlord, letting agent or any other person—
Mae Deddf Rhentu Cartrefi (Ffioedd etc.) (Cymru) 2019 (“y Ddeddf”) yn gwahardd landlord, asiant gosod eiddo neu unrhyw berson arall rhag ei gwneud yn ofynnol i daliad gwaharddedig gael ei wneud i’r landlord, i’r asiant gosod eiddo neu i unrhyw berson arall—
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Source: Legislation .gov.uk
Education Secretary accepts recommendations to increase teacher pay scales by 2.75%, equivalent to £1,000 on average classroom teacher pay
Link: School teachers’ pay to rise by 2.75%
Source: Gov Press Releases
Businesses and health researchers can apply for up to £20 million to develop new diagnostic tools based on linking technologies, data and systems.
Link: Linking technologies to better detect disease: apply for funding
Source: Gov Press Releases
Road users will get a smoother driving experience thanks to the pioneering technology used to resurface roads in north Yorkshire.
Link: State-of-the-art technology creates smoother journeys for drivers
Source: Gov Press Releases
Review will take into account views of a wide range of stakeholders, including fishermen, conservation groups, marine industries and local communities.
Link: Highly Protected Marine Areas review panel confirmed
Source: Gov Press Releases
Government pledges up to £32.3 million to support the recovery of Kensington and Chelsea College and the local community affected by the Grenfell Tower fire.
Link: Grenfell community to get further education funding boost
Source: Gov Press Releases
Almost a million public sector workers including doctors, teachers and soldiers will get a second-year of inflation-busting pay rises, the Chancellor announced today (22 July).
Link: Almost a million public sector workers handed a second year of inflation-busting pay rises
Source: Gov Press Releases
The deadline for submissions of written evidence is 1pm on Friday 20 September 2019
Link: Should democracies embrace or fear digital technologies? – new committee seeks your views
Source: Parliamentary News
Today I have announced this year’s pay rise for prison staff – the highest consolidated increase for more than 10 years.
Link: Pay rise for prison officers 2019: statement by Robert Buckland
Source: Gov Press Releases