AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNorthern Ireland: The Orange Order is taking the UK government’s ban on the Drumcree parade to court, after officials said allowing it to proceed risked serious disorder. Public Safety: A report says more than 5,000 offenders in England and Wales went unmonitored in the first half of the year because electronic tags were not fitted; 1,600 more tags lost signal for over two weeks. England: Yorkshire Wildlife Park says the tiger that fatally attacked a man who entered its enclosure is safe and will not be euthanised. Ageing Population: Northern Ireland is forecast to have more people aged over 65 than children by next year, prompting calls for a government strategy. Wales: One in seven homes and businesses faces flood risk, and Natural Resources Wales is urging people to prepare ahead of wetter autumn weather. Health: NHS app users in England can now get alerts when prescriptions are ready for collection. Industry: Renishaw has completed the first phase of a £70m expansion at its South Wales manufacturing site.
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