Through a letter from Phil Jones, President and Chief Operating Officer, CE Electric UK release a 'public statement of...commitment' to the NJUG Vision.
LINKAndrew Smith, Managing Director of Three Valleys, lays out his company's endorsement of the NJUG Vision in a letter to Richard Wakelen.
LINKNJUG today responded to the Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform consultation on a proposed system of regulatory budgets.
LINKBasil Scarsella, Chief Executive Officer of Northern Gas Networks, lays out his company's support for the Vision in a letter to NJUG CEO Richard Wakelen.
LINKIn a letter to NJUG, Dan Holland, Enterprise's Utilities Division Managing Director, explains why his company endorse the Vision.
LINKIn a letter to NJUG CEO Richard Wakelen, Nevil Muncaster (Managing Directors, Tendring Hundred Water) lays out his company's support for NJUG's Vision for Street Works.
LINKPaul Burns, Managaing Director of First Intervention, lays out his company's endorsemet of the Vision in a letter to NJUG CEO Richard Wakelen.
LINKIn a letter to NJUG Chief Executive Richard Wakelen, Paul Killilea (Technical Director at Carillion Utility Services) outlines his company's commitment to the Vision.
LINKIn a letter to NJUG CEO Richard Wakelen, Scottish Water Chief Executive Richard Ackroyd explains why his company "fully supports" NJUG's Vision for Street Works.
LINKIn published statements, Dee Valley Water and Northumbrian Water have laid out their support for the NJUG Vision for Street Works.
To view Dee Valley's statement, please click here.
To view Northumbrian Water's statement, please click here.
MORENJUG have launched their first annual awards to recognise, promote and reward good practice within the street works industry.
MOREKOREC have announced the launch of their latest mapping solutions at their Showcase '08 roadshows. For further information please follow the link.
LINKIn a letter to NJUG, Steve Shine (Chief Operating Officer at Thames Water) explains way his company supports the NJUG Vision.
LINKJohn Crackett, Managing Director of Central Networks, lays out his company's endorsement of the Vision for Street Works in a letter to NJUG CEO Richard Wakelen.
LINKAn independent report released today by the Regulatory Politicy Institute (RPI) has identified major failings in the Government's justification for the new street works permit scheme regime. The report, commissioned by the National Joint Utilities Group (NJUG) suggests that the Government has not given sufficient consideration to a number of important factors, ranging from the planning and implementation of the scheme, to its potential impact on the congestion levels the Government is seeking to reduce.
LINK The National Joint Utilities Group (NJUG) has welcomed the policy being promoted and used by the London Borough of Merton in regard to Fixed Penalty Notices (FPN). Merton's policy states that it will seek to "work with a works promoter to identify problems and seek a resolution through dialogue". Only if such a dialogue fails to produce the required improvement will Merton consider issuing an FPN. NJUG fully supports and welcomes this approach, which mirrors its desire for co-operation at all times within the street works industry, as laid out within NJUG's Vision for Street Works. NJUG also commends the fact that Merton's policy ensures ongoing consultation with works promoters in order to make sure noticing and permits produce a workable and effective system.
In a letter to NJUG CEO Richard Wakelen, Jack Carnell, Managing Director of South Staffs Water, explains that his company is "delighted to embrace and support the NJUG Vision for Street Works".
LINKStephen Kay, Managing Director of Cambridge Water, lays out his company's support for the Vision for Street Works in a letter to NJUG CEO Richard Wakelen
LINKColin Skellett, Chairman of Wessex Water, lays out Wessex Water's support for the NJUG Vision for Street Works
LINKLes Guest, NJUG Director and Policy Manager at National Grid, recently flew out to Hong Kong and met with Simon Ngo, from the Hong Kong Joint Utilities Policy Group, with a view of establishing an international forum.
LINKIn a letter to Richard Wakelen, Patrick Keary outlines his company's support for the NJUG Vision for Street Works
LINKNigel Annett, Managing Director of Welsh Water, lays out his company's endorsement of the Vision for Street Works in a letter to NJUG CEO Richard Wakelen.
LINKIn a written statement, Robert Symons, Chief Executive of Western Power Distribution, lays out his company's commitment to delivering the objectives of the NJUG Vision for Street Works.
LINKIn a letter to NJUG CEO Richard Wakelen, Kevin Clancy, Joint Managing Director of Clancy Docwra, lays out his company's endorsement of the NJUG Vision
LINKNJUG has submitted an official response to the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform's consultation on 'Good Guidance on Regulation'
LINKRoland Reinders, Commercial Director of Nacap UK, sets out his company's support for NJUG's Vision for Streetworks.
LINKLate delivery of ETON Specifications by the DfT could impact Authorities and Utilities alike
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Alan Bryce, Director of Energy Networks at ScottishPower, lays out his company's commitment to the NJUG Vision
LINKStreet Works Qualifications: Training & Accreditation Consultation
The deadline for response is 15 May 2008
LINKLes Dawson, Southern Water CEO, lays out his company's support for NJUG's Vision for Street Works
LINKChristopher Loughlin, Chief Executive of South West Water, lays out his company's commitment to the NJUG Vision
LINKUnited Utilities Chief Executive Philip Green lays out his support for NJUG's Vision for Street Works
LINKAlan Parsons, Managing Director of Bristol Water, endorses the NJUG Vision for Street Works.
LINKCharles Morrison, Managing Director of Morrison Plc, endorses the NJUG Vision for Street Works
LINKPhil Brookes, Managing Director of Balfour Beatty Solutions, and Tim Sharp, Balfour Beatty Group Corporate Communications Director, lend their support to the NJUG Vision
LINKTony Cooke, Managing Director of Bournemouth and West Hampshire Water, has laid out his company's commitment to sharing the NJUG Vision.
LINKIn a letter dated January 4th 2008, Nick Fisher, Managing Director of Sutton and East Surrey Water, lays out his company's support for NJUG's Vision for Street Works.
LINKWilliam Allan, Chief Executive of THUS Group plc, welcomes the NJUG Vision for Street Works.
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Mike Fairbairn, Executive Director of Gas Distribution at National Grid, highlights his company's support for NJUG's Vision for Street Works.
LINKPaul Cuttill OBE, Chief Operating Officer of Networks at EDF Energy, highlights his company's support for NJUG's Vision for Street Works.
LINKPaul Buttery, Managing Director of Access Division at Virgin Media, highlights his company's support for NJUG's Vision for Street Works.
LINKSevern Trent CEO offers support to NJUG's work
LINKQuote from Graham Edwards, Chief Executive of Wales and West Utilities on the forthcoming launch of NJUG’s ‘Vision for Street Works’ in Wales, on 31st October 2007.
LINKThe National Joint Utilities Group has submitted an official response to the Cabinet Office's consultation on 'Effective Consultation: Asking the right questions, asking the right people, listening to the answers'.
LINKThe National Joint Utilities Group has submitted an official statement to The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in response to the Department's consultation "Implementation of the right to apply for orders to extinguish and divert public rights of way, and associated rights of appeal"
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