... need to.improve the present services.” ;.o But “the -motoring organisation's criticisms were rebutted ‘by .the Government. Speaking on * Independent - Television News, :Mr. Denis . Howell, Minister .of . the - Environmient, said that judgments were being ...

... would not occur naturally in a m market unaffected by Cov! interference. It is .H to fi e &3 g o finance The Government now speaks of acceptable levels of inflatior and promotes a 5 per cent pay policy but at the same time fuels most of the inflation ...

... ould that the, w . welcome in the United States should he decide to leave the country. . .Administeatioft - . | officials, speaking privately, said the: was growing feeling within foreign Jo“q bureaucracy’ favour changing US policy and encouraging the Shah ...

... says the chairman. - Charrington, an old East London brewery, are part of Bass (UK, as are Tennent Caledonian Breweries. e Speaking for .the whole group Mnr Palmer says that a good start has been made to the current year and he envisages further progress ...

... “ O:f'-ecfv';,t&.? 'fl‘;efi{;’ ofi,r‘eo#epd | September. exciting.. Over the first four ''receivables' ° . have . .also | -:Speaking -at a ‘lunch organonly last yvear, . ’ Mercantile Credit,. - who months the.company have been Jjumped, from £332- million ...

... -and General Workers' Union at the yard, and chairman of the trade union consultative committee, said that while he could not speak for the other unions there had been improvements in flexibility by the trades which was speeding up work. I am definitely ...

... Cairngorm conflict A MAJOR planning document, :'~ Speaking of the ten-year plan, covering the future develop.—~ Miss Kay Imrie, chairman and, ment and conservation of the. ' vicc-president: of “the Scottish” entire “Cairngorm. region, lies - Ski Council ...

... recently published art books and recommends some well-presented books for those with tokens to spend ROGER COLE: Burning to speak: the life and art of Henri ‘Gaudier Brzeska (141 pp £12.95, Phaidon). GAUDIER, killed in France in the first year of the First ...

... would: ‘be hampered. 'We:' fact that Mr Chiang, son of the laté” ‘General Chiang Kai Shek, has shown 'no‘:.gublic desire to speak to the Communists, for whom he reserves more uncomplimentary epithets. What came through most dominantly from the hou-& meeting ...

... lectures ta lnphtng that I have ever heard. From now on Bernstein can leap and prance on the podium as he pleases. When he speaks -on Mahler or Debussy it is pure gold. He brought to the- ex&l:cnion of our ismic, theory-la century, with tlfi arts sprawling ...

... the black gold that is the basic issue — here as in all relevant Scottish issues, but here most of all. Scotland must not speak! There was a moment in post- Pilkington, pre-oil days when Scotland seemeéd about to recover its own effective voice. In his ...

... Development Agency should work closely together to improve industrial opportunities, housing and the environment in the He 'was speaking after a tour of the area at the invitation of :r John Crichton, convener Lothian Regional Council. Accompanying them was ...