- EUR 116k Funding Boost For Projects in Feakle, Scariff and Carrigaholt
Minister of State and Clare T.D., Mr. Tony Killeen has received confirmation from the Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs that almost EUR116k has been allocated to County Clare under the 'Scheme of Grants for Locally Based Community & Voluntary Organisations'.
Company: Dunphy Public Relations
(Filed: Thu Jul 26 2007)
- Micro Technologies plans to expand its operation through FCCB Issue
Micro Technologies (India) Ltd has issued Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds (FCCBs) worth of USD 15 million, convertible into ordinary shares of the Company. The offer has been fully subscribed including Lehman Brothers as one of the subscribers. Micro Technologies looks at expanding across different geographies as well as be a major part of its revenue through their increase in the export market
Company: Micro Technologies
(Filed: Sat Jul 21 2007)
- LIVINGSTONE LEADS THE PACK
A new poll conducted by leading online survey company Ciao Surveys has revealed that Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, is in the lead for re-election, with a nine point lead over his nearest competitor, Conservative MP Boris Johnson. 31.9% of survey respondents stated they would vote for Livingstone, compared to 22.7% for Johnson, 8.9% for independent Greg Dyke, 5.1% for independent John Bird, and 5.5% stated they would vote for any Liberal Democrat candidate.
Company: Ciao Surveys
(Filed: Thu Jul 19 2007)
- WHAT DO YOUR LOCAL AUTHORITIES DO FOR DISABLED PEOPLE?
Able Magazine explores Britains accessible beaches and finds out what local authorities and disability organisations are doing to enable access to their beaches.
Company: Craven Publishing Ltd
(Filed: Tue Jul 17 2007)
- EUR1.8M Approved For Voluntary Housing Project In Clare
Minister of State at the Department of Communications, Energy & Natural Resources Tony Killeen T.D., today announced that funding of EUR1,853,213 has been allocated for a voluntary housing project at Tullyvarraga Hill, Shannon, County Clare.
Company: Dunphy Public Relations
(Filed: Wed Jul 04 2007)
- 770 More O'Hare Airport Area Homes to Receive Sound Insulation
Sound insulation will be provided for an additional 770 homes in communities near O’Hare International Airport where aircraft noise is likely to occur as new runways are constructed under the O’Hare Modernization Program (OMP), the O’Hare Noise Compatibility Commission (ONCC) announced.
Company: O'Hare Noise Compatibility Commission
(Filed: Sat Jun 30 2007)
- Tuff-Coat Approved NATO Supply Vendor
Tuff Coat (Synergy Research Corporation) is pleased to announce that the company has gained approval to supply Tuff-Coat products to any NATO government
Company: Tuff-Coat SRC
(Filed: Thu Jun 28 2007)
- DO NATIONAL NEWSPAPERS COVER THESE ISSUES
Able Magazine talks to Sir Bert Massie on the drastic change of introducing the Commission for Equality and Human Rights.
Company: Craven Publishing Ltd
(Filed: Tue Jun 12 2007)
- Council wins awards by closing staff skills gaps
West Lothian Council has been using a tool from York-based MyKnowledgeMap (MKM) to analyse soft skills. The tool helps to highlight skills gaps within the organisation as a whole, for specific departments and individuals. The bespoke, easy-to-use system developed and provided by MKM has contributed towards seeing the Council awarded the Institute of Customer Service ‘Centre of Excellence’.
Company: MyKnowledgeMap
(Filed: Mon Jun 04 2007)
- G8 Summit in germany Uncovered
The G8 meeting in Germany plan further meddling in African affairs which will strangle development prospects claim UK charity
Company: worldwrite
(Filed: Sat Jun 02 2007)
- High Concept Opens North America Office
Leading enterprise content management (EMC) company in Europe moves aggressively to introduce its SmartDocuments to the USA market
Company: High Concept
(Filed: Wed May 30 2007)
- UKIP Councilor denonces "horse trading" for Council Seats
After May 2007 when Labour lost 3 seats Hartlepool Council has no overall control. However the Council Chairman and the Chairs of every committee (except one) have been taken by the Labour Group for the next 12 months. The Labour Group’s refusal to relinquish any of the Committee Chairs is “two fingers” to the voters who showed quite clearly they no longer want Labour to run their town.
Company: UK Independence Party
(Filed: Mon May 28 2007)
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