Business In the Community Media Round Up, 29 September 2008
29/09/2008
 

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Tests for drugs in tap water
The Independent, p.1

Drinking water supplies are to be tested for the presence of prescription drugs amid fears that rivers are being contaminated by the growing quantity of pharmaceuticals flushed unwittingly down the drain.

 
 
Osborne calls for tougher financial regulation
The Independent, p.10

The Conservatives will today call for reforms to stamp out irresponsible practices in the City in the wake of the crisis engulfing British banks.

 
 
Britain's £150bn 'toxic bank'
The Daily Telegraph, p.1

British taxpayers will be liable for more than £150 billion of potentially toxic mortgage debt following the nationalisation of Bradford & Bingley, one of the country’s biggest mortgage lenders.

 
 
Minister to study work parking fees
The Daily Telegraph, p.1

Using workplace parking charges to raise money for council coffers will be the subject of a conference attended by a Government minister this week.

 
 
Scottish Power to lead the charge towards tidal power
Financial Times, p.24

Scotland is to become a pioneer in generating electricity from the sea, Scottish Power will say on Monday when it unveils plans for the world’s biggest tidal power project and a factory to make tidal turbines.

 

 
 

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