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Published: 07/09/2007
Just three cars were stolen from this year's Glastonbury festival - a figure that represents a record in the iconic event's history.A total of 42,000 cars were parked in the festival's car parks. Even...
Read More: Record low for vehicle theft at Glastonbury >Published: 07/09/2007
The UK's SMEs must realise that "it's as much about anti-spyware as it is about anti-virus", a leading IT security organisation has said.Get Safe Online is a joint initiative from the govern...
Read More: SMEs 'must think of spyware' >Published: 07/09/2007
Rugby fans, heading to the sport's world cup in France, have been told that they should "bear in mind" that most travel insurers will not cover them for any claims that occur as a result of ...
Read More: Rugby fans issued drunkenness warning >Published: 06/09/2007
UK drivers have been warned to remain vigilant when driving in the vicinity of left-hand drive foreign lorries.New figures from the Freight Transport Associations (FTA) reveal that there has been a dr...
Read More: 'Beware left-hand lorries', Brits warned >Published: 06/09/2007
Around a quarter of a million mortgage-holders will migrate to a standard variable interest rate on their products between October and December 2007 - as the fixed rate on their mortgage matures, a ne...
Read More: Borrowers 'must remortgage' >Published: 06/09/2007
The monetary policy committee (MPC) has voted to keep interest rates at 5.75 per cent.The Bank of England unit said that it had come to its decision after its August inflation report indicated that in...
Read More: BoE keeps rates at 5.75% >Published: 05/09/2007
North Yorkshire enjoyed a large drop in reported crimes and a high number of arrests in August, the county's police force claims.Crime fell by ten per cent during the month compared to the August of 2...
Read More: August 'bright' for crime >Published: 05/09/2007
The motoring industry is lending its weight to a new campaign aimed at closing a loophole that allows anyone in the UK to legally clone a number plate.Under current regulations, drivers can legally pu...
Read More: Industry 'to remove' cloning loophole >Published: 05/09/2007
Some form of income protection insurance is a virtual necessity for the self-employed and people working for small business, one industry insider has claimed.Graeme Trudgill, technical services manage...
Read More: SME income protection insurance 'vital' >Published: 04/09/2007
The number of people planning to buy a new set of wheels over the coming six months has increased, a new report claims.Sainsbury's Bank's Car Buying Index shows that 7.85 million Brits say that they w...
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