|
 |
First acts of new Government must be to establish a Wales-wide Covid inquiry – Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price MS Responding to Boris Johnson’s announcement that a UK wide Covid inquiry will take place in Spring 2022, Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price MS said, “One of the first acts of this Labour Welsh Government should Continue reading First acts of new Government must be to establish a Wales-wide Covid inquiry – Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price MS
Reporter: Graham Jarvis, Freelance Business and Technology Journalist for GPSJ – News There is nothing better than being able to walk out of the house to exercise in the park, the countryside or even to stroll by the sea. Just the ability to go outside gives us a new sense of perspective, and enables us Continue reading Health and Wellbeing: Why it’s good to talk during the Coronavirus pandemic
The race is on to find a vaccine to COVID-19 and big data analysis is at the forefront of data modelling trends of the pandemic. The Crown Commercial Services office has selected Bridgeworks to offer the NHS and qualifying medical research organisations data management services over the next twelve months, at no cost. Bridgeworks letter Continue reading Bridgeworks COVID-19 Offer supplied by the UK Crown Commercial Services Office
WPS, the award-winning parking solutions provider, is continuing to deliver essential maintenance and installation work for customers within key sectors such as healthcare and utilities to ensure 24-hour availability of essential parking infrastructure. Simon Jarvis Simon Jarvis, Managing Director of WPS in the UK, says that while some other parking system providers have Continue reading WPS continues to support essential workers in critical sectors
Cari-Anne Quinn Wales’ leading organisation for healthcare innovation is calling on companies and innovators from across the country to join the fight against coronavirus. Life Sciences Hub Wales is leading industry efforts to combat COVID-19 by launching a nation-wide drive to get companies from a range of sectors working together on solutions. Having Continue reading Life Sciences Hub Wales calls for industry collaboration to fight coronavirus
Freemasons across England and Wales are coming together to provide vital personal protective equipment (PPE) for care homes to protect the elderly, following health secretary Matt Hancock’s call for a “Herculean effort” to protect critical NHS staff. The government is currently supplying 58,000 separate organisations including pharmacies, care homes and GP surgeries with PPE, which Continue reading FREEMASONS VOW TO HELP PROTECT THE ELDERLY DURING COVID-19 CRISIS
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Dynamic Tour took place at Central Hall, Westminster, London on the 4th October, GPSJ editor Stuart Littleford attended the event which included a live demonstration of the OpenTouch converged multimedia communications solution which brings together multiple parties across multiple devices and on multiple media. Continue reading Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Dynamic Tour held in London.
BNP leader Nick Griffin tells GPSJ they are hated by the politicians and people should vote for them as a protest against the political elite. Stuart Littleford speaks with Mr Griffin in Oldham as part of the coverage of the By-election. Continue reading BNP tells GPSJ politicians hate us
UKIP leader Nigel Farage tells GPSJ what the have to offer voters in the Oldham East & Saddleworth By-election. He tells Stuart Littleford that a good manufacturing base is key to economic stability. Continue reading UKIP leader talks to GPSJ
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg tells GPSJ that the government is taking cybercrime seriously in 2011. He was speaking to Stuart Littleford on a visit to Oldham in support of Elwyn Watkins for the upcoming by-election. Continue reading Nick Clegg tells GPSJ the government is taking cybercrime very seriously
Health secretary Andrew Lansley tells GPSJ that he is happy with the way the swine flu crisis is being handled and with the advice he has been given for the under 5’s. He also said patients will benefit from GP’s controlling budgets. Continue reading Health Secretary tells GPSJ he is confident of 'swine flu' advice
Nick Clegg visited Oldham Training Centre along with Elwyn Watkins in the run up to the Oldham East and Saddleworth By-election. Continue reading Nick Clegg visits Oldham in run up to the By-election
A man who collapsed whilst walking home from work in the snow has thanked the people who saved his life today. Mike Ashton from Kingsdown near Sittingbourne had been walking in sub-zero temperatures early last Saturday morning (4 December) when his body temperature dipped so low he collapsed in an orchard at Chilton Manor Farm, off Highsted Lane, Rodmersham. Continue reading Officers save Man's life
David Miliband has told GPSJ that he ‘feels sick’ about what the government has done to the ‘Building for Schools’ program and sais he felt it was ‘absolute vandalism’ in an interview with editor Stuart Littleford. Speaking at a party meeting in Manchester Mr Milliband also said that ‘New Labour’ wasn’t new any more and labour politics needed re-inventing and what really mattered was the substance. Continue reading Miliband tells GPSJ – I feel sick about what the government has done to our schools
Stuart Littleford speaks with Jeremy Galpin, Sales Director of De Poel Consulting. Prior to joining de Poel, Jeremy spent nine years working for one of the UK’s largest recruitment groups. Having worked initially in operations, Jeremy then progressed to a corporate business development role where he was responsible for delivering group recruitment solutions to some of the UK’s largest logistics and manufacturing companies. Continue reading Is the Government tendering processes a hindrance to the public sector cuts?
|
NEED AN UP TO DATE DATABASE? 
  |
Recent Comments