Travel Advisories
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AAIB Job Opportunity: Digital Content and Publications Officer
We have a new job opportunity here at the AAIB for a Digital Content and Publications Officer. If you are able to use your own initiative and want to develop…
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18-month suspended sentence for bogus immigration adviser
Judge says defendant gave 'some of the most persistent displays of dishonesty on oath', he had seen in a long time. Read the original advice at Foreign Travel Advice (UK)
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The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has burst onto Edinburgh Castle’s famous esplanade this weekend, for another August full of music and spectacle. Read the original advice at Foreign Travel Advice…
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Taxi driver’s attacker jailed after court intervenes
A woman who permanently blinded a taxi driver in one eye after a frenzied attack with her high heels has been jailed for three years. Read the original advice at…
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Art from Wales and the Midlands to be showcased around the world
Works of art by contemporary artists from Wales and across the Midlands are to be displayed in embassies and government buildings around the world. Read the original advice at Foreign…
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AAIB Job Opportunity: Operations Officer
Would you like to work as an Operations Officer in a high profile organisation, working with some of the world’s leading experts in air accident investigation? Read the original advice…
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Tripling of fines for those supporting illegal migrants
Fines are to be more than tripled for employers and landlords who allow illegal migrants to work for them or rent their properties. Read the original advice at Foreign Travel…
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New Permanent Secretary appointed to Northern Ireland Office
Julie Harrison confirmed as the new Permanent Secretary to the Northern Ireland Office Read the original advice at Foreign Travel Advice (UK)
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New tech partnership to stop the boats
Partnership with social media companies to clamp down on people smugglers’ operations online. Read the original advice at Foreign Travel Advice (UK)
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Wrongly-convicted no longer face being ‘charged’ for saved living expenses
Wrongly convicted people will no longer face having “saved living costs” deducted from compensation payments following an update to guidance made today (Sunday 6 August). Read the original advice at…