The webinar is being held between 4.00 – 5.00pm on Tuesday 2 November 2021.

Companies are encouraged to register for the event as soon as possible to hear about the opportunities to provide health physics services across the UK for the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority group subsidiaries Dounreay Ltd, LLW Repository Ltd, Magnox Ltd, Sellafield Ltd and UK government owned National Nuclear Laboratories.

Linda Sapsford, Magnox Head of Procurement and Supply Chain, said:

Magnox is keen to share news of this dynamic purchasing system with health physics service contractors, large and small, to forge new relationships whilst strengthening existing ones and to seek their input to help the development of our innovative approach to the delivery of these services.

Suppliers should deliver value for the UK taxpayer while also maintaining the highest standards of safety and social value including the pipeline of health physics professionals.

Companies are invited to register for the event, scheduled for 2 November 2021, by emailing magnox.communications@magnoxsites.com.

The webinar is being held between 4.00 – 5.00pm on Tuesday 2 November 2021.

Companies are encouraged to register for the event as soon as possible to hear about the opportunities to provide health physics services across the UK for the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority group subsidiaries Dounreay Ltd, LLW Repository Ltd, Magnox Ltd, Sellafield Ltd and UK government owned National Nuclear Laboratories.

Linda Sapsford, Magnox Head of Procurement and Supply Chain, said:

Magnox is keen to share news of this dynamic purchasing system with health physics service contractors, large and small, to forge new relationships whilst strengthening existing ones and to seek their input to help the development of our innovative approach to the delivery of these services.

Suppliers should deliver value for the UK taxpayer while also maintaining the highest standards of safety and social value including the pipeline of health physics professionals.

Companies are invited to register for the event, scheduled for 2 November 2021, by emailing magnox.communications@magnoxsites.com.

A man who abused his partner, engaging in violent coercive and controlling behaviour, has had his sentence increased after it was referred to the Court of Appeal by the then Solicitor General.

Oritsetsemaye Nikoro, 22, became involved in a relationship in 2019 which soon became toxic.

Nikoro was coercive and controlling, using and threatening physical violence, including threats to kill. Nikoro also had access to his partners social media accounts and posted messages purporting to be her. There were occasions where she was unable to leave their flat due to noticeable injuries.

The physical violence included incidents of punching, kicking, and strangulation during which she struggled to breath. Nikoro also threatened violence with a knife and broken glass.

On 19 August 2021, Nikoro was sentenced to 2 years and 3 months’ imprisonment at Leicester Crown Court. He also had an indefinite restraining order imposed on him.

Following the sentence, the then Solicitor General referred Nikoro’s sentence to the Court of Appeal under the Unduly Lenient Sentence (ULS) scheme.

On 26 October the Court of Appeal found his original sentence to be unduly lenient and increased it to 3 years and 10 months’ imprisonment.

Speaking after the hearing, the Solicitor General, Alex Chalk QC MP said:

Nikoro’s behaviour put a young woman in fear of her life, a betrayal of trust that was even more serious for having taken place in the home. I am pleased that Nikoro’s sentence has been increased by the Court, showing that abusive behaviour and violence against women and girls will not be tolerated.

Religious groups regularly publish detailed information about their venues and events which, whilst useful for their congregation and community, can also be useful for another audience – those wishing to undertake a hostile act against their venue, event or people. These acts could range from petty criminality, such as theft, to ideologically, religiously, or politically motivated acts, like terrorism.

This new guidance from the CPNI is important for all those who have contact with the public; the more interaction a member of clergy, staff or volunteer has with the public, the more opportunity they have to inadvertently provide information that would be useful to a hostile.