The Walsall metropolitan borough area covers 40 square miles and a population of 252,000 in the West Midlands . Walsall Council is recognised as one of the fastest improving in the UK and has a strong track record in private/public partnerships, including an award-winning street lighting replacement project with Amey and the running of its education service with SERCO, resulting in unprecedented improvements in educational standards.
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The Government has set up The Pension Service, which is part of the Department for Work and Pensions. It has been set up to improve the service you receive, whether you are already a pensioner or are planning for your retirement, no matter how far off it might be. The Pension Service has a network of pension centres supported by a local service. To find out how to contact The Pension Service in your area, go to Contact us.
The HTA was established on 1 April 2005 under the Human Tissue Act 2004 (HT Act), which extends to England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The HTA is an Executive Non-Departmental Public Body (ENDPB) sponsored by the Department of Health. The Authority's Chair and 13 members were appointed by the Secretary of State for Health. The Authority is supported by an Executive of 42 staff. The HTA has two principal statutory functions. The first is to inform the public and the Secretary of State for Health about issues within our remit. We will fulfil this remit by issuing Codes of Practice including: Consent Donation of solid organs, tissue and cells for transplantation Post mortem examination Anatomical examination Removal, storage and disposal of human organs and tissue Donation of allogenic bone marrow, periperhal blood stem cells and donor lymphocytes for transplantation Public display Import and export of human bodies, body parts and tissue The second of our principal statutory remits is to license and inspect the: storage of human bodies for anatomical examination; carrying out of post mortem examinations; removal of tissue from the body of a deceased person for Scheduled Purposes except transplantation; storage and use of human bodies or parts for public display; and storage of human tissue for other scheduled purposes, for example research. The HTA is the Competent Authority under the EU Tissue and Cells Directive for regulating human application establishments . The HTA is also responsible for approving donation of solid organs and bone marrow from living donors.
Suffolk County Council is committed to delivering high quality services to people living in Suffolk. We recognise that our most important resource in achieving this is our employees. We are committed to ensuring that our recruitment practices are fair, open and effective in consistently recruiting the right people to help the Council achieve its goals and objectives. We recognise that each individual brings their own wealth of knowledge, skills and experience and we are committed to developing a diverse workforce which reflects our wider community. We welcome applications from anyone who feels they have the relevant knowledge, skills and experience to effectively perform in the role for which they are applying and it is our aim to treat all applicants with dignity, fairness and respect. If you would like to work for Suffolk County Council, please search our Current Vacancies database. If you are looking for a temporary assignment within the council, the Temps Recruitment Team will be happy to help you.
Transport for London (www.TfL.gov.uk) is the integrated body responsible for the capital's transport system. TfL manages London's buses, the Underground, the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and London Trams. It also runs London River Services, Victoria Coach Station and London's Transport Museum. The body also manages a 580km network of main roads, all of London's 4,600 traffic lights and regulates taxis.
Gateshead Young Women's Outreach Project aims to provide support, guidance and advice, as well as educational programmes for young women, including mothers, who, for a variety of reasons, have become isolated and cut off from services within their communities, including, very often, their schools.
Oxfordshire County Council provides a range of key services to the people of Oxfordshire. Each year the council manages ,0.5 billion of public money in the provision of these services on behalf of Oxfordshire's 615,000 people. The council is composed of 74 democratically elected county councillors and employs 19,000 people to deliver your services. For more information about Oxfordshire County Council you can download this useful guide: Who and How - Your guide to Oxfordshire County Council (.pdf, 966 Kb) In this section you can find out:
North Yorkshire County Council (NYCC) cares about the environment and how it is managed. We are committed to making the County a place where people enjoy living and working by raising awareness and promoting local initiatives which balance social, economic and environmental issues. The links from this page will give you access to the services we provide related to the environment.
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During April, May and June, 95% of all applications for certificates made either at the FRC or direct to GRO Southport were produced within our published target turnaround time. For certificates ordered for collection at the FRC, the 4th working day target was met in over 99% of cases, with 92% of certificates ordered at the FRC for posting to customers on the 4th working day also despatched on time. We are delighted to be in a position where we are consistently meeting our target turnaround times (and hopefully meeting customer expectations). In this respect we genuinely welcome feedback on the level and quality of service provided at the FRC and by GRO Southport. If you have any comments do please complete a "Your views matter to us" form at the FRC or write to Gwyn Hughes, Head of Certificate Services Branch at GRO, Smedley Hydro, Southport PR8 2HH or email gwyn.hughes@ons.gov.uk.
Durham County Council is responsible for the provision of a wide range of public services to almost 500,000 people in County Durham , England . The Council works closely with other public and private sector organisations to achieve its mission to "make County Durham the best place in which to live, work and bring up a family." The Council achieved an ,excellent' rating following the last Comprehensive Performance Assessment. www.durham.gov.uk The AEP Networks Logo is a trademark of AEP Networks, Inc., with registration pending in the U.S. Netilla and SmartGate are registered trademarks of AEP Networks, Inc. All other trademarks or registered trademarks are property of their respective owners.
The Crown Prosecution Service is the National Authority responsible for prosecuting criminal cases investigated by the police in England and Wales. Created by the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985, CPS is an independent body that works closely with the police. The head of the Crown Prosecution Service is the Director of Public Prosecutions (the Director) Ken Macdonald QC. The Director is superintended by the Attorney General, who is responsible to Parliament for the Service. The CPS employs around 8,500 staff, including around 3,000 lawyers. Every year they deal with more than 1.3 million cases in the magistrates' court and about 115,000 in the Crown Court. The Crown Prosecution Service is the principal prosecuting authority in England and Wales. It is responsible for advising the police on cases for possible prosecution, reviewing cases submitted by the police where the decision is to prosecute, determining the charge in all but minor cases, preparing cases for court and the presentation of cases at court. The role of the CPS is to prosecute cases firmly, fairly and effectively when there is sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction and when it is in the public interest to do so.
Based in Macclesfield, Cheshire, AMTRI supplies technical consultancy services to the manufacturing sector in the UK and clients around the world. Its aim is to help clients improve productivity and efficiency and therefore save time and costs by providing technical solutions to production engineering problems across all sectors, mostly in aerospace, automotive, metals and food processing industries. Most of AMTRI's work comprises conceiving, planning, designing, developing, building, commissioning and installing cost-effective, and often highly innovative, bespoke, special purpose machinery and automation systems. These may be turnkey systems for production, inspection or test, technology demonstrators or prototypes. Its income is either fee-based or through collaborative research assistance from respectively, private sector clients or UK government departments and the European Commission. AMTRI is also a value-added reseller (VAR), working with IT suppliers of digital factory simulation and other systems.
The Insolvency Service is an executive agency of the Department of Trade and Industry, which deals with insolvency matters in England and Wales. Our main website at www.insolvency.gov.uk is a useful and comprehensive source of information for people wanting to know more about the insolvency regime in England and Wales and how they might be affected if they are involved in an insolvency procedure. This area of the site is aimed more widely and will contain a broad spectrum of work produced by people with different perspectives experiences and ideas about the insolvency system and debt. We would like this site to act as a useful resource for as many people as possible, and we hope to build on the pool of information it contains, both domestically and internationally. It is aimed at anyone who has an interest in insolvency and its associated areas, both from a technical and a sociological point of view. We are keen to receive contributions of work - both previously published and new - from people and organisations who have something which they think may be useful to others interested in insolvency matters. If you would like to submit work then please see "How to Contribute?"
The Copyrights Group Ltd was established in 1984 and has its headquarters in the UK with offices in Japan and Australia, and works with independent sales agents in the US and Continental Europe. The Copyrights Group is one of the world's leading independent licensing companies with a portfolio of classic characters, fine art and lifestyle brands including Peter Rabbit, Paddington Bear, The Snowman, Jacqueline Wilson, Flower Fairies, Rough Guides and Marie Claire.
3. The British National Space Centre (BNSC) is a partnership of nine Government Departments and research councils and is at the heart of UK efforts to explore and exploit space. BNSC co-ordinates UK civil space activities to benefit science, enterprise and the environment and represents the UK at the European Space Agency and at other international fora. 4. The Science and Technology Facilities Council is the BNSC partner that invests in space science and exploration on behalf of the UK.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is the brand new public body that replaces the Police Complaints Authority. The IPCC has been established to investigate public complaints into police misconduct and in doing so aims to raise standards, cut delays, increase public confidence and transform the way police forces handle complaints from the public.
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The National Archives, Kew, www.nationalarchives.gov.uk has one of the largest archival collections in the world, spanning 1000 years of British history, from Domesday Book to newly released government papers. The free museum and research rooms are open to the public 6 days a week. Over nine million records are available to view at Kew and some, including wills, First World War Army medal cards and Second World War Seamen's medal records are also available online at www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline. The Family Records Centre, Islington, which is jointly managed by The National Archives and the Office for National Statistics, holds the indexes (not the certificates themselves) for births, deaths and marriages for England and Wales from July 1837 and also copies of wills, before 1858, from the Prerogative Court of Canterbury (PCC) and some other church courts.
About Land Registry Land Registry is a government department, executive agency and trading fund and reports to the Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor. Land Registry keeps and maintains a register of interests in land for England and Wales. Twenty-four local offices provide land registration services for different counties and unitary authorities.
The OFT found that the effectiveness of competition is limited, that the retailer's point-of-sale advantage is a significant barrier to entry for competitors, and that industry self-regulation generally had not worked. Regulators now will probe a possible monopoly situation, zeroing in on Dixons Group, which some say writes upwards of 25% of the UK's extended warranty contracts.
The Countryside Agency is the statutory body working to make life better for people in the English countryside and to improve the quality of the countryside for everyone. It is working to achieve: empowered, active and inclusive communities; high standards of rural services; vibrant local economies; all countryside managed sustainably; recreation infrastructure that's easy to enjoy; and, a vibrant and diverse urban fringe providing better quality of life. The CA's role is: statutory champion and watchdog; influencing and inspiring solutions through its 'know how' and 'show how'; and delivering where it is best placed to add value.
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