Q Which would you find more troubling in your server logs? Beresfords Solicitors (in an email referral) National Association of Citizens Advice Bureaux The Labour Party Millbank Media Centre (again) Travers Smith Braithwaite (one of the UK's leading corporate, financial and commercial law firms) London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine A the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine - they have the nastiest diseases.

But given the demonstrably bad record, why on earth does Plaid Cymru campaign for more powers for the Assembly? There's a near-inevitable Labour majority and increased powers would surely mean that an inept and ...

Research into the perceptions of pupils, parents, guidance staff and teachers on guidance in schools in Scotland. It describes how local authorities support schools to develop guidance provision.

Research into the views of pupils and parents who are often overlooked in traditional approaches to research, describing their views on how they receive support in school.

The Government today issued a consultation on measures to improve competition in the market for prescription-only veterinary medicines (POMs).   

Last year we introduced the new statistical geography called data zones, this geography has now been supplemented with a new intermediate geography.

With cold weather and the possibility of sleet or snow showers forecast across the country over the weekend, the Highways Agency is reminding drivers to take extra care on the roads.   

ISSUED JOINTLY BY THE DCMS AND THE LGA   

Which would you find more troubling in your server logs? Beresfords Solicitors (in an email referral) National Association of Citizens Advice Bureaux The Labour Party Millbank Media Centre (again) Travers Smith Braithwaite (one of the UK's leading corporate, financial and commercial law firms) London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Ans: the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine - they have the nastiest diseases.

The Prime Minister has met with the IOC delegates during their inspection of London's 2012 bid. Tony Blair said that London could provide a 'Games to remember'.

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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today welcomes the launch of a new initiative by British Sky Broadcasting (Sky) that involves employees in open dialogue about a wide range of workplace issues including...

The Prime Minister has re-appointed Ranjit Sondhi as a Trustee of the National Gallery for a period of four years from 4 February 2005.

A new scheme has been launched to identify ways of reducing road accidents involving deer.

The new information standards are focused on the practical requirements for information sharing at a local level.

Dutch-owned Polstar Trading Ltd has given undertakings to the OFT that it will comply with doorstep selling legislation.   

An undertaking by IMS Health Inc requiring it to licence all prescription data in its possession to other companies will expire on 28 February 2005. However, following an OFT review, the remaining undertakings...

A new project to identify ways of reducing traffic accidents involving deer is being supported by five organisations including the Highways Agency.   

A legally enforceable code of conduct strictly regulating the use of dogs underground has been published.   

This summer a new higher education and vocational training programme will be available to industry professionals and students on the theory and practice behind new waste technologies and sustainable waste...

CSPI inflation falls to 2.2% at end of 2004

Monthly: Jan £9.2 bn current budget surplus

The Competition Commission (CC) has today cancelled the reference concerning the anticipated joint venture between LINK Interchange Network Limited and Transaction Network Services (UK) Limited.   

The Hunting Act has come into effect. Rural Affairs Minister Alun Michael said: "The hunting community have always said they are law-abiding members of the community and I expect them to keep to their word."

The Prime Minister will meet with the IOC delegates today on the third day of their inspection of London's 2012 bid.

Even when severe winter weather is expected, almost half of road users would continue to make their journey despite the forecast and as few as a third would carry a 'winter weather kit' to see them through...

The MHRA is reminding patients, carers and healthcare professionals about its recent advice on SSRIs. This reminder is prompted by a number of studies about SSRIs in this week's British Medical Journal...