John Denham

'A long wait', but worth it'

The Atlas detector will join the hunt for the Higgs boson particle Particle physicist Professor Jonathan Butterworth describes what it is like to work on the Large Hadron Collider, one of the best known scientific projects in...

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Floods body is missing policeman

An RAF Sea King was used to rescue residents in Cockermouth The body found after a bridge collapsed when major floods struck across Cumbria has been confirmed as a missing police officer. Cumbria Police said Pc Barker, a...

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Body found in flooding Pc search

Helicopter footage of Cumbria shows the extent of the floods which have hit the area A body has been found by teams searching for a police officer swept away after a bridge collapsed as major floods struck across Cumbria. Pc...

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New £10 million funding to train housing officers to lead fight against ASB

Up to ten thousand front-line staff and community champions are to receive training and support to help tackle anti-social behaviour, Communities Secretary John Denham and Housing Minister John Healey announced today. Many...

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United effort needed to see off thugs

Yobbery's a blight we'll defeat together if we unite to work against anti-social behaviour. Communities Secretary John Denham's £10million scheme to recruit and train enforcers has the potential to make a difference....

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Protest over public spending

Nov 20 2009 by Staff Reporter, Liverpool Echo MERSEYSIDE MPs have demanded the regular publication of local spending reports. They told ministers that would give taxpayers the right to know exactly how their money is being...

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Wirral council secures extra government funding to tackle unemployment and improve skills

Nov 20 2009 by Neil Hodgson, Liverpool Echo WIRRAL has won almost £1m of extra government funding to tackle unemployment and boost skills. Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government John Denham confirmed the...

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The Socialist Workers Party and the BNP: misunderstanding the united front

Martin Smith’s article is worth a read – for good and bad reasons. The good reasons are mainly related to the wealth of factual information Smith has gathered together – particularly on the class composition of the BNP’s...

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Government cash getting house building back on track in Southampton

Communities Secretary John Denham will today see the first stages of building work getting underway today at the first Kickstart project in the South East. Mr Denham will see workers at the Portswood Road development in...

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Still extreme

Spectator 19 November 2009 By Melanie Phillips As has been pointed out here before, the idea that the Muslim Council of Britain spokesman Inayat Bunglawala is a reformed character who now espouses moderate and liberal attitudes...

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