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Company director jailed for two years following fatality from unsafe work equipment

Donald Craig, the Director of Craig Services & Access has been sentenced to the maximum available penalty of two years imprisonment for breaching health and safety law after the collapse of an...

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Mayor of Polish city starts a war with non-ionising radiation pollution from Bluetooth and wifi

Mayor of Poland's third biggest city, Krakow, is taking steps to protect its citizens from increasing electromagnetic "smog" that comes from wifi, mobile phones, Bluetooth and other devices th...

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Stonehenge tunnel plans finalised

A plan to build a road tunnel past Stonehenge has been finalised by the Government after around 30 years of delays. The tunnel is considered necessary in order to ease congestion on the very busy A...

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14 new garden villages and a two-year 6 million fund from government for their development

The Government has announced a new plan to develop 14 new garden villages as an extension of the existing garden towns programme. According to the Government, the villages will comprise between 1,5...

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Martin McGuinness resigns as deputy first minister of Northern Ireland over "cash for ash"

Fiasco of the renewable heating initiative devised in 2012 by the Democratic Unionist party (DUP) was the reason for the administration to come crashing down and resulted with the resignation of th...

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London breaches air pollution limit in 5 days

Brixton Road in London has exceeded its annual air pollution limit in just five days! Emissions of nitrogen dioxide must not be more than 200 micrograms per cubic metre more than 18 times in an ent...

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Environment Agency's New Years Resolution - tackle illegal waste crime

Environment Agency in collaboration with the DVSA, Surrey Police, Commercial Vehicle Unit and GAIN are kick-starting the initiative "Right Waste Right Place" to crack down o...

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Government plans for killer drivers to face life sentences

The Ministry of Justice plans to introduce life sentences for causing death by dangerous or careless driving - an increase on the current 14 year upper limit. 

Motorists who cause...

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MPs call for new law to limit Brexit's environmental impact

The British government says, that in the face of Brexit, it is committed to safeguarding and improving existing environmental protection legislation.

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New Year's Eve fireworks spike PM pollution levels in Germany

Official figures suggest, that New Year's Eve fireworks contributed to dangerously high levels of particulate matter (PM) pollution in several German cities.

The firework displays for...

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Stricter planning controls for betting shops in Scotland

Scottish planning minister Kevin Stewart has announced, that high street facilities such as betting shops and payday lenders will be subject to tightened planning controls in Scotland's cities...

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50m fund to deliver properties for homeless

Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has made plans to help house homeless people needing to move from hostels and refuges through a £50m fund to deliver properties.

Some of the people benefiting f...

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Two Essex companies fined after exposing employees to asbestos

Connect Packaging Ltd and Creo Retail Marketing Ltd have been fined after exposing workers to potentially deadly asbestos over the years, despite the knowledge of its presence in the building in Ma...

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Legal challenge to fracking approval in North Yorkshire rejected

North Yorkshire County Council's planning committee granted approval for plans to frack for shale gas, against the action of environmental campaigners to stop the Third Energy's plans for...

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Cedrec closed for Christmas!

Seasons greetings!

Cedrec will be closed for Christmas and New Year, from 23 December 2016, reopening on 3 January 2017.

We would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and all the best...

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