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Dear silicon.com... Laptop losses, mobile ads, gas-guzzler charge, Vista backtrack?

Dear silicon.com... Laptop losses, mobile ads, gas-guzzler charge, Vista backtrack?

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Feb 21, 2008

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

London calls time on gas-guzzling vehicles with ANPR

High pollution level? Keep out, or pay the price?. Read more

Feb 14, 2008

silicon.com > Technology > Security

ANPR "ring of steel" watches over Manchester

Car details kept for five years Read more

Jun 5, 2008

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

CCTV OK with UK

Just not if we're speeding... Read more

Nov 23, 2006

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Tech leads to crunch time for uninsured drivers

The fight has "stepped up a gear"... Read more

Nov 14, 2007

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Police to store number plate camera data for two years

Police to store number plate camera data for two years

National ANPR system aims to drive criminals off the road Read more

Jan 18, 2006

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Number plate recognition system to tackle MOT-dodgers

Number plate recognition system to tackle MOT-dodgers

Road safety agency will initially target illegally operated HGVs and buses Read more

May 27, 2003

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Siemens wins £60m C-Charge enforcement contract

New ANPR system to be used for zone extension... Read more

Oct 13, 2005

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Police forces team up for number plate scanning

Derbyshire and Lincolnshire cops to share ANPR tech... Read more

Oct 27, 2005

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