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MPs MUST SUBJECT THEIR EXPENSES TO INDEPENDENT SPOT CHECKS TO RESTORE PUBLIC TRUST

04.07.2008 18:58    paulburstow.libdems.org.uk
Sutton and Cheam MP, Paul Burstow, has condemned Labour and Conservative MPs who voted against plans to tighten up the expense rules and introduce independent spot checks, describing it as voting for the sugar coating without taking any of the
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Musicians' Union tops gongs at union comms awards

04.07.2008 18:56    tuc.org.uk
The Musician's Union headed the union medal board by winning three categories in the annual Union Communications Awards organised by the TUC.

NHS CONSULTATION ON AN 'AMICABLE DIVORCE' OF ST HELIER MUST NOT DERAIL HEALTH INVESTMENT - BURSTOW

04.07.2008 13:18    paulburstow.libdems.org.uk
Sutton and Cheam MP, Paul Burstow, has welcomed as sensible a decision by the Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust to consult on its governance arrangements including the possibility of a demerger of the two hospitals. But he has warned
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HOSPITAL PLAN MARKS PROGRESS, BUT SNAIL LIKE PROGRESS - BURSTOW

04.07.2008 13:18    paulburstow.libdems.org.uk
Sutton and Cheam MP, Paul Burstow, has welcomed the news that the local NHS is close to finalising it plans for £140 million investment at St Helier hospital and the development of local care centres in the borough. But he
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Twenty years on from world's worst offshore oil disaster, TUC welcomes new review of health and safety

04.07.2008 13:17    tuc.org.uk
Commenting on the 20th anniversary of the Piper Alpha disaster on Saturday 5 July, the world's worst offshore disaster in which 167 people were killed, the TUC today (Friday) welcomed the Government's announcement to ask the HSE to review progress

Burglary clue to student murders

04.07.2008 07:48    bbc.co.uk
The death of two French students found horrifically stabbed could be linked to an earlier burglary, police reveal.

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