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info4local: Please read - Important information for all email alert subscribers (HTML format)
Departments:
- Communities and Local Government
Document type:
Information
Date of publication:
11 June 2008
Summary:
The info4local email alert is now used by about 40,000 people working in local government and other areas. We want to keep our mailing list up to date and so we are asking you to renew your subscription every year.
We are sending out emails to ask all subscribers who have been receiving the info4local email alert for a year or more to renew their subscription.
All subscribers should get three email reminders. Each email contains a link that is unique to each subscriber. All you have to do is to click on the link and your email alert subscription is renewed automatically. If you do not respond to the third reminder, your subscription is cancelled.
If you are a subscriber and suddenly stop receiving emails from us without warning, please contact us at info4local@gwsgroup.co.uk. If you are still receiving your info4local email, you do not need to do anything other than respond to your reminder when you get it.
We hope you will continue to use our service. info4local aims to save you time by giving you easy access to information from more than 70 government departments, agencies and public bodies.
The info4local team
www.info4local.gov.uk - the fastest route to news and information from across central government
Subjects:
- Benefits;
- Consumers, business and industry;
- Economic development;
- Economics and finance;
- Education and skills;
- Emergencies;
- Employment, jobs and careers;
- Environment;
- European and international affairs;
- Government and public administration;
- Health, well-being and care;
- Housing;
- Information and communication;
- Leisure and culture;
- Performance management;
- Planning, land and premises;
- Public order, justice and rights;
- Regional policy;
- Social issues;
- Transport and infrastructure;
- e-Government
Regions:
- National
