December 20, 2021 -

The government scheme to bring 4,700 HGV drivers over on a temporary three month visa has attracted approximately 200 drivers in total and is now closed to new applicants, according...

The Faculty of Addiction welcomes the publication of the strategy – ‘From Harm to Hope’. The funding increase and the commitment to implement the recommendations from the Dame Carol Black’s...

Working closely with the BACP and BMA, the BPS briefed Peers in the House of Lords about our concerns, particularly around the sections that would have allowed for a mandatory...

The European Commission has proposed new rules governing the Trans-European Transport (TEN-T) networks, which include the major roads and motorways that crisscross the continent. The major piece of legislation, which...

Day: 20 December 2021

“Half-baked” plan to bring in 4,700 HGV drivers from Europe sees take-up stall at around 200, minister reveals

DCP Faculty of Addiction responds to government’s drug strategy

Police, Crime and Sentencing Bill amended after lobbying around patient confidentiality concerns

New rules on major EU roads should improve infrastructure safety

UK engine output rises for first time since June 2021

Supporting employees who experience phobias

BPS responds to publication of new NICE depression guidelines

New Generation MAN TGXs to deliver food across Britain

High- Level Meeting on Global Road Safety

XPO expands use of biofuel for Tour de France contract

Now cheaper to charge an electric HGV than use diesel, hauliers told

Sale of T. Wilson & Sons transport division saves 42 jobs but farming business folds

BPS urges courts to use regulated psychologists to protect children and families, with launch of its updated ‘Psychologists as Expert Witnesses’ guidance

Government mental health investment is welcome but workforce shortfall leaves holes in the plan, warns BPS

Webfleet to cut carbon emissions during Great British EV Rally

Urgent action needed as UK Auto faces £90 million energy cost hike