Business continuity news 12th July 2004

news headlines: 12th July 2004

UK government doubles funding for local authority emergency planners
To cover the increased spending required under the Civil Contingencies Bill.
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•Date: 12th July 2004 • Region: UK •Type: Article •Topic: Terrorism
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