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No more state vehicles at taverns, warns MEC
The decision to move traffic management away from the department of public works, roads and transport is in line with a 2007 resolution for law enforcement agencies to be centralised under one department. “This will also assist in the seamless
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:54A
Layyah incident: Search for the missing continues
The crash is being linked to cloudy weather and dust storms. According to reports, the chopper was in contact with officials at the Multan Airport till 10:12am after which it lost contact with the control tower. A Rangers spokesman said the copter was
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:54A
Motor-tricycle accident killed woman, 82
An elderly woman died when her motor-tricycle was hit by a car on the A428 and she was run over by another vehicle. Daphne Kemp, 82, from Papworth Everard, suffered multiple injuries in the collision between Cambourne and Caxton on May 21 last year,
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:54A
Farmers hopeful that turbine appeal decision will make process easier
Cllr Bob Pendleton, on the planning committee, welcomed the verdict as a 'positive decision', having previously indicated planners were looking for 'a steer' on how they rule on future applications. While the council says it strongly encourages
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:54A
Liam Parrish memorial football match
He sadly died aged 23 in a motorbike crash on a trip to the Isle of Man TT races in June 2008. In a statement to publicise the match the family said: “After three years since Liam's death, it is still nice to know that family and friends still remember
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:54A
Mindanao trader charged with smuggling
BoC Commissioner Angelito Alvarez filed the smuggling charges against Lynard Allan Bigcas before the Department of Justice. Also charged with the same offense were registered owners of some of the smuggled vehicles and big bikes, namely; Noeh Alcala,
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:53A
Judge dismisses part of lawsuit against city
A federal judge has dismissed two of four claims in a fired former assistant police auditor's lawsuit against the city of Eugene. But Dawn Reynolds continues to press a whistle-blower complaint asserting that she was illegally fired
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:53A
State managers cleared in energy contract
The contract became a campaign issue for Kitzhaber last year when The Oregonian reported that the state Justice Department launched a criminal probe to determine whether staffers gave preferential treatment to Hayes and violated state contracting laws.
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:53A
Ten years of Brian Haw Parliament Square Westminster protest
It will run from the traffic island between Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament to the corner of the square. Leader of Westminster Council Colin Barrow said: “For too long this camp has dominated the square which should be available for all.
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:52A
Osama bin Laden probe into 'Pakistan failings in Abbottabad' to begin
A supreme court judge is to lead the inquiry into how Osama bin Laden managed to elude justice in a Pakistan garrison city for so long. A new five-man commission, headed by justice Javed Iqbal, has been told to uncover the 'full facts' about Bin
Updated: 06/02/2011 04:51A
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