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SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL: Head of Acquisitions and Disposals

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SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL:
This role has a starting salary of £79,260 per annum, based on a 36-hour working week.We are seeking a Head of Acquisitions and Disposals to lead its
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BOOKTRUST: Service Design Lead

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BOOKTRUST:
BookTrust is the UK’s largest children’s reading charity. We know that children who read are happier, healthier, more empathetic, and more creative…
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FTSE group Ashtead to shift primary listing to New York in blow to UK

UK News: Construction rental group has been listed in London since 1986 but makes nearly all its profits in the US

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Ashtead Group, the £27bn construction rental company, plans to shift its primary listing to New York in the latest blow to the London stock market.

The company, which has been listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) since 1986, said the US was a natural home for the company, given that nearly all of profits – about 98% – are made across the Atlantic. Continue reading…
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Six charged with being members of banned PKK group in London

UK News: Individuals arrested last month are accused of belonging to Kurdistan Workers’ party, Met police say

Six people have been charged with being part of the banned Kurdistan Workers’ party (PKK) after an investigation by counter-terrorism police.

Turkan Ozcan, 59, Mazlum Sayak, 27, Berfin Kerban, 31, Ali Boyraz, 62, Ercan Akbal, 56, and Agit Karatas, 23, have been accused of being members of the proscribed group, the Metropolitan police said. Continue reading…
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Four new prisons to be built but space could still run out, minister warns – UK politics live

Demand rising faster than any supply ‘could possibly catch up with’, justice secretary says

Good morning. Labour inherited many problems with public services when it took office, but few were worse than the prison overcrowding crisis. This was so dire that it prompted Rishi Sunak into holding an early election. With the Ministry of Justice just days away from ordering a fresh early release system (which would have been unpopular with voters), this was one of the main reasons for Sunak holding the election in July, not last autumn.

Today, as part of the government’s response, Shabana Mahmood, the justice secretary, is announcing plans to create 14,000 prison places by 2031. PA Media sums up the plans here.

The government has said it will build four new prisons within the next seven years in a bid to grip the overcrowding crisis.

The Ministry of Justice promised to find a total of 14,000 cell spaces in jails by 2031.

Demand is still rising faster than any supply could possibly catch up with. We’re very honest and transparent in the strategy itself that building alone is not enough because the demand is rising more quickly.

The demand for prison places is actually 4,500 extra every single year. Even with the emergency measures that I’ve been forced to take, that’s 3,000 every year, we can’t get there just by building alone. That’s why I set up the sentencing review just a few weeks ago, because we need a longer term solution.

We will run out, because even all of that new supply, with the increase in prison population that we will see as a result of that new supply, doesn’t help you with the rise in demand, because demand is still rising faster than any supply could possibly catch up with.

I would say to, trade unions and everybody else, that this is the start of that process, and of course I would hope that they recognise that the government’s fiscal inheritance has been extremely difficult, and we do have to make sure that the books overall balance as well, and that pay is on a sustainable footing.

This is the start of that process, and I wouldn’t want to get ahead of where we think the pay review bodies might ultimately make their recommendations. Continue reading…
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