- Government will reverse mesothelioma ruling
The Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer has announced changes to compensation laws which will mean victims of asbestos-related cancer will receive full compensation.
Company: FFW
(Filed: Tue Jun 27 2006)
- "It’s Time We Governed Ourselves"
UKIP launches major campaign across the South West Counties in response to EU propaganda
Company: UK Independence Party
(Filed: Fri Jun 16 2006)
- Boggy Point Boat Launch Opens
Boggy Point Boat Launch is open to the Public from June 16, 2006, on a 24/7 basis.
Company: City of Orange Beach
(Filed: Fri Jun 16 2006)
- Iowa Governor Vilsack To Open Christian Book Fair International in Dubuque
The three-day literary event which brings together Christian authors of secular and spiritual books, publishers of such books, others from across the US and around the world for networking, book marketing and sales, seminars, panel discussions, and personal ministry to visitors is set to promote peace.
Company: Family Reading Ministries, Inc.
(Filed: Thu Jun 08 2006)
- Two weeks left to stop the execution of a Briton in Pakistan
A British citizen will be put to death in two weeks for a murder he was acquitted of - unless Londoners put pressure on the Pakistani government to release him, Syed Kamall, Conservative MEP for London, said today.
(Filed: Wed May 17 2006)
- First Legal Marijuana Church Launches Due To Landmark Supreme Court Decision
Craig X Rubin founded temple420.org as a result of the landmark Supreme Court Case “Gonzales vs. O Centro Espirita Beneficiente Uniao do Vegetal”. In a unanimous decision (8-8) The Supreme Court's Chief Justice Roberts delivered the opinion that, ... "religious freedom is more important than drug laws."
Company: JCM Communications for Craig X Rubin
(Filed: Thu Apr 27 2006)
- Autism: A Call for a Review on Public Services in the UK
Ivan and Charika Corea of the Autism Awareness Campaign UK have called on Prime Minister Tony Blair and Her Majesty's Government to conduct a review on Autism and Public Services in the wake of the Humberside Tragedy when Alison Davies and her 12 year old autistic son Ryan took their lives on the Humber Bridge.
(Filed: Sat Apr 22 2006)
- PR: CAMERON’S HOT AIR ENVIRONMENTAL CAMPAIGN
The current attempt by Conservative leader David Cameron to don the mantle of a committed environmentalist further illustrates the lightweight nature of the man. Stunts like putting a wind turbine on his roof and going to see a glacier in Norway only serve to remind us that he is a media guru who is out of his depth.
Company: The New Party
(Filed: Wed Apr 19 2006)
- UKIP Woking slam disgraceful flag decision
UKIP Woking today rallied behind the towns local firefighters, who have been ordered by senior management, to take down a Union flag at their fire station.
Company: UKIP Woking
(Filed: Sun Apr 16 2006)
- Solicitors back new compensation claim laws
A LEADING firm of Scottish solicitors has backed a prediction this week by independent market analysts Datamonitor that, as a result of impending government legislation, three-quarters of the UK’s ‘no win no fee’ accident claims firms could soon close their doors.
Company: Fame Publicity Services
(Filed: Fri Apr 14 2006)
- UnityUK goes live in the first library authorities
UnityUK, the next generation resource sharing and interlibrary loan service from The Combined Regions (TCR), has gone live in the first three library authorities to move onto the new system. This represents the first phase of libraries to migrate to UnityUK and comes just six weeks after the announcement of the launch of the new service.
Company: The Combined Regions
(Filed: Fri Apr 07 2006)
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