A £10million fund to help local authorities develop proposals for boosting the economies of the deprived areas was today announced by Minister for Local Government Phil Woolas. Bristol, Penwith and Plymouth...

Asked if it had come as a surprise to the Prime Minister that Home Office were able to produce statistics on illegal immigration given that he had said that such figures were impossible to calculate, the PMOS put...

Asked about Mrs Blair's role in the Olympic bid the PMOS said that it was too early to brief on our strategy for the Olympic bid. All he would say was that the Prime Minister, Tessa Jowell and Mrs Blair...

The PMOS gave the Government's reaction to President Bush's announcement today that the US would more than double aid to Africa by 2010. He said it was an important and welcome step and created a real momentum for...

The Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) told journalists that there had been a Cabinet Committee on 'respect' which had been chaired by the Prime Minister, and attended by Charles Clarke, David Milliband, ...

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Respect, US Aid, Olympics and Illegal Immigration Statistics.

Tony Blair has spoken to the Downing Street website about the work to be done at Gleneagles next week.

Summary of responses to consultation process

A £10million fund to help local authorities develop proposals for boosting the economies of the deprived areas was today announced by Minister for Local Government Phil Woolas. In the North West these ...

SIX COUNCILS FROM WEST MIDLANDS   

A £10million fund to help local authorities develop proposals for boosting the economies of the deprived areas was today announced by Minister for Local Government Phil Woolas.   

A £10million fund to help local authorities in Great Yarmouth to develop proposals for boosting the economies of the deprived areas was today announced by Minister for Local Government, Phil Woolas.   

A £10million fund to help local authorities - including 14 in the North East - develop proposals for boosting the economies of the deprived areas was today announced by Minister for Local Government Phil...

A £10million fund to help local authorities develop proposals for boosting the economies of deprived areas was today announced by Minister for Local Government Phil Woolas.   

A £10million fund to help local authorities develop proposals for boosting the economies of the deprived areas was today announced by Minister for Local Government Phil Woolas.   

A project involving community groups from Chatteris, Doddington, March and Wisbech has culminated with the launch of a book of poems and visual art based on their memories and experiences of the Fens. Known as VIEWPOINT...

Tony Blair is taking part in two exclusive online events within the next hour. A live webchat will follow an exclusive interview.

Findings from the post-campaign evaluation of the Alcohol Misuse Campaign 2004

A £10million fund to help local authorities develop proposals for boosting the economies of the deprived areas was today announced by Minister for Local Government Phil Woolas. Standing to gain in Yorkshire...

The Director General of the HSE, Timothy Walker, today dropped into a factory in Dartford to highlight how good training and a healthy workplace can prevent back injuries, as part of the HSE's largest ever national...

A Health and Safety Executive (HSE) report, published today, confirms evidence of a positive link between the appointment of safety representatives and levels of health and safety awareness and performance.   

Overnight maintenance work on the A1 near Peterborough will start on Monday, July 4, and take five nights to complete.   

Visitors to the public exhibition about the Haydon Bridge Bypass will get a chance to see what the proposed scheme will look like when completed thanks to computer technology.   

Medieval ponds and a Victorian orchard are being restored at Bradenstoke Abbey, near Lyneham, Wiltshire, once the site of the Augustinian priory of Clack founded in 1142, thanks to support from Defra.   

A study of people who believe they have become ill following exposure to organophosphates (OP) in sheep dip has been published on the Defra and Veterinary Medicines Directorate websites.   

A new festival of music and drama performed by young people will be held in Sutton this week, with help from Defra.   

Asked what the Prime Minister thought about the RMT's plans to hold a strike at the same time as the Live 8 event, the PMOS said it was up to the RMT to justify and to explain its actions, we...

Asked about the contents of the EU white paper, the PMOS said that we had now made it part of the routine that every six months we produced a white paper updating the House on EU developments. That's what this...

The Prime Minister's Official Spokesman began by briefing the press on this morning's Cabinet meeting. He told journalists that they had discussed Europe with the Prime Minister reporting back on the speech he had...

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Cabinet, EU and G8.

Report of Consultation Responses

This is the fourth in a series of reports on the evaluation of the Scottish Prison Service Transitional Care arrangements.

The OFT has decided to ban Nottingham estate agent Parminder Johal from engaging in estate agency work. The decision will not come into effect until the end of an appeal process (see Note 3).   

Interim enforcement orders have been granted against a Scottish-based double glazing supplier for providing poor goods and services to consumers, following OFT action.   

Latest national fire statistics covering calendar year 2004 were issued today by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.   

A strong regional economy and high demand for housing means Housing Associations need to build more affordable homes, according to the South East Regional Housing Strategy published today.   

Wigan Council supports HSE's Better Backs campaign   

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published a report on its decision to grant consent for a decommissioning project at Calder Hall nuclear power station in West Cumbria, to the licensee, British Nuclear ...

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published a report on its decision to grant consent for a decommissioning project at Calder Hall nuclear power station in West Cumbria, to the licensee, British Nuclear ...

Commenting on the research report 'Sizing the unauthorised (illegal) migrant population in the United Kingdom in 2001' published today, Home Office Minister Tony McNulty said:   

The A38 Saltash Tunnel will be closed for two nights in July to allow routine maintenance work to be carried out.   

Paris, June 2005   

Drivers will benefit from a new service coming to motorways and the major 'A' roads in the South West. The management and operation of 650 miles of motorways and trunk roads will be co-ordinated from a dedicated...

The public's views on whether court proceedings should be broadcast were published by Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor Lord Falconer today.   

Government has taken a further step in reducing burdens on UK businesses by finalising the Regulatory Reform (Execution of Deeds and Documents) Order 2005. The Order clarifies the law on how companies enter into...

Environment Minister Elliot Morley today unveiled a new user-friendly snapshot of the UK's environmental, social and economic performance.   

Environment Minister Elliot Morley today unveiled a new user-friendly snapshot of the UK's environmental, social and economic performance.   

Lord Bach, Minister for Sustainable Farming and Food, presented certificates to the 2005 winners of the East Midlands Market Town Awards at the annual East Midlands Rural Affairs Forum (EMRAF) conference today (...

One of the first fully residential sheepdog training facilities in the country is opening this month at Lee End Farm in Quernmore, Lancashire - the original location for the opening sequences of the TV series 'One...

Environment Minister Elliot Morley today unveiled a new user-friendly snapshot of the UK's environmental, social and economic performance.   

Environment Minister Elliot Morley today unveiled a new user-friendly snapshot of the UK's environmental, social and economic performance.   

Environment Minister Elliot Morley today unveiled a new user-friendly snapshot of the UK's environmental, social and economic performance.   

An Internet currency exchange company that ripped-off its customers has been wound-up following a DTI investigation.   

The Smoking, Health And Social Care (Scotland) ActThe Smoking, Health And Social Care (Scotland) Act

Summary of responses to the consultation paper.

STATISTICAL RELEASE A free pocket-sized booklet, presenting a new set of sustainable development indicators is published today.   

A village blacksmith whose creations include replica medieval torture equipment for the London Dungeon has received a grant of over £22,000 towards expansion from Defra's Rural Enterprise Scheme (RES).   

Fresh local produce, friendly and knowledgeable stallholders, attractively presented stands and a pleasant atmosphere has helped Crediton Farmers' Market win the first Devon and Cornwall Farmers' Market Competition...

Environment Minister Elliot Morley today unveiled a new user-friendly snapshot of the UK's environmental, social and economic performance.   

Environment Minister Elliot Morley today unveiled a new user-friendly snapshot of the UK's environmental, social and economic performance.   

Environment Minister Elliot Morley today unveiled a new user-friendly snapshot of the UK's environmental, social and economic performance.   

Environment Minister Elliot Morley today unveiled a new user-friendly snapshot of the UK's environmental, social and economic performance.   

Science and Innovation Minister Lord Sainsbury toasted UK scientists and engineers involved in the Cassini-Huygens mission in a special celebration at the British Festival of Space today.   

Statistical Press Release   

Asked about the Prime Minister's remarks about CAP reform at PMQs and whether he was saying that we should get rid of it, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said we should take one step back and look...

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Common Agricultural Policy.

Information on General Ophthalmic Services, including sight tests, voucher claims and repairs/replacements paid for by NHS Boards in Scotland for year ending March 31, 2005.

Consultation paper on Scottish Executive proposals in response to phase two of the Adoption Policy Review.

Environment Minister Elliot Morley today unveiled a new user-friendly snapshot of the UK's environmental, social and economic performance.   

New research published today by the Department for Work and Pensions provides evidence from the evaluation of Jobcentre Plus integrated offices. Jobcentre Plus aims to provide a single, work focussed service to ...

UK economy rose by 0.4% in 2005 Q1

Deficit widens in Q1 to £5.8 billion

Output falls 0.3% in three months to April

Improved technology and a re-organisation of emergency call centres will help paramedics reach the most urgent cases more quickly.

The PM will be interviewed live on the Downing Street website today by John Lloyd of the Financial Times. Immediately after the interview this website will be hosting another unique event as the PM takes part in a special one-off G8 webchat.

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: CAP.

Work to resurface the M61 at Junction 6 near Horwich will take place at night as part of a drive to minimise disruption caused by repairs to local motorways.   

The annual report 2004–05 of the Financial Services Authority has today been laid before Parliament. Copies are available in the Libraries of both Houses.The report forms a key part of the accountability mechanism...

The following key performance indicators have been set for the national archives.KPI 1: EfficiencyKPI 1 A: To ensure that the unit cost of selecting and preserving the public records per metre does not rise above...

My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State, Department for Constitutional Affairs, Lord Falconer of Thoroton, has made the following statement in the other place today."I am pleased to announce the start of the...

Today we have placed on the ODPM website a copy of the application brochure for round seven of the beacon scheme. Paper copies will be placed in the Libraries of both Houses and will be sent in early July to all...

I am pleased to advise that we have today have today published a policy statement for England's native and ancient woodland. This has been prepared jointly by DEFRA and the Forestry Commission England.This policy...

The official launch of the United Kingdom Security Advisory Team (UKSAT) took place in Antigua on 9 June 2005, with addresses from the hon. Baldwin Spencer, Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, and John White, ...

I am pleased to announce the publication of the independent Complaints Audit Committee (CAC) annual report for the year 2004–05. Copies are available in the Library of the House and the Immigration and Nationality...

I am announcing today statistics relating to anti-social behaviour orders (ASBOs).An ASBO is a civil order which protects the community from behaviour that has caused or is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress...

Copies of the inland fisheries annual report of the Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure for 2003 have been placed in the Libraries of both Houses.The document provides details of the Department's activities ...

I have today given consent under section 36 of the Electricity Act 1989 to Scottish and Southern Energy's application to construct and operate flue gas desulphurisation plant at its Fiddler's Ferry coal-fired power...

With my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, I am pleased to inform the House that UK Trade and Investment announced today, at its launch of the UK Inward Investment 2004...

On behalf of my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, the BFI inspection report on Rossendale borough council was published today and copies have been placed in the Library.In 2003–04...

On behalf of my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, the BFI inspection report on South Cambridgeshire district council was published today and copies have been placed in the Library.In...

On behalf of my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, the BFI inspection report on Hart district council was published today and copies have been placed in the Library.In 2003–04 Hart...

On behalf of my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, the BFI inspection report on mid-Suffolk district council was published today and copies have been placed in the Library.In 2003–...

On behalf of my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, the BFI inspection report on Gosport borough council was published today and copies have been placed in the Library.In 2003–04 Gosport...

Gordon Brown delivers key UNICEF lecture in advance of Gleneagles meeting where Africa will be at the top of the agenda.

The positive findings of a report from the Public Accounts Committee on Urgent Operational Requirements (UORs) have been welcomed by the Secretary of State for Defence, John Reid.   

The Farm animal Welfare Council (FAWC) launches its Report on the Welfare Implications of Farm Assurance Schemes today, at its Annual Open meeting in London.   

Health Minister Lord Warner today announced sweeping improvements to England's ambulance service. The changes will revolutionise the way in which ambulances deliver care across the country and build on the significant...

The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) signed a new agreement today (29 June) with Microsoft Ltd to ensure a modern and efficient IT system. The deal, worth approximately £6m over the next three years...

Asked when the Government expected to publish its Civil Service bill, the PMOS said that so far a draft bill had been published, that remained the case....

Asked about whether the policy on deportations to Zimbabwe was being reviewed, the PMOS said that he had said yesterday that the Government's policy hadn't changed and it was still the Government's policy to consider...

Asked about Bob Geldof's comments that he would be talking with members of the G8 in Gleneagles next week and whether that was true, the PMOS said we would talk about G8 and what would happen there at the appropriate...

Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with John Denham that in order to get the ID cards bill through both Houses of Parliament, the Government would have to make serious concessions, the Prime Minister's Official ...

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: ID Cards, G8, Zimbabwe and Civil Service Bill.

Findings from the Wave 3 post campaign evaluation of the Drugs Misuse Campaign 2004.

Joining the AIDS Walk for Life with Congress President Sonia Gandhi will be one of the highlights of Hilary Benn's visit to India next week, where he will also see how the UK's £250 million support to ...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported by the Department...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Scotland can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people throughout the region can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled 'The Rough Guide to a Better World' ...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in the East of England can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in the North West can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Wales can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported ...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in the South West can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Cumbria can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in London can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in the North East can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Lancashire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Greater Manchester can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Merseyside can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Cheshire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Berkshire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Buckinghamshire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is ...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in East Sussex can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Hampshire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Kent can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported by...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Oxfordshire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Surrey can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in West Sussex can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

The UK will spend £96 million over the next three years to help countries in the Caribbean combat poverty and reach the Millennium Development Goals, announced Gareth Thomas, International Development ...

The Department for International Development will provide £100,000 in humanitarian aid for people affected by the series of storms and typhoons that have hit the Philippines over the last two weeks. The...

As a first step in Britain's pledge to increase aid to Africa in 2005 the UK Government today announced a six-year £100m programme of support to the health service in Malawi. The UK Department for International...

An airlift of vehicles from the UK this week will boost the African Union mission in its bid to resolve the crisis in Darfur, Sudan.   

Secretary of State for International Development Hilary Benn today called for radical changes to the international humanitarian system so it can respond faster and more effectively to emergencies like the current...

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The Government today announced a further £35 million to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day. This brings the UK's total contribution to £50 million, making the...

The Department for International Development (DFID) today publishes a new policy paper on the problems of providing effective aid to millions of people living in poverty in states beset by poor governance, insecurity...

An unprecedented outpouring of compassion and concern generated by the Asian Tsunami should be harnessed to reduce the risk of future disasters, International Development Minister Gareth Thomas will tell the World...

Hilary Benn, the Secretary of State at the Department for International Development (DFID) will visit East Kilbride on Monday 24th January and open Abercrombie House, the expanded, upgraded, DFID Headquarters in...

Global issues like trade and development will be incorporated into traditional subjects like maths, history, biology and PE thanks to the support of the North West Global Education Network launched today by Lord...

Students at a Langdon Park School called International Development Secretary Hilary Benn as an "expert witness" for their project on global issues.   

The Budget takes new steps to stimulate regional growth in the South West, support improved local authority services, promote devolved decision making and strengthen regional institutions. The Government's long-...

The Budget takes new steps to stimulate regional growth in the West Midlands, support improved local authority services, promote devolved decision making and strengthen regional institutions. The Government's long...

Budget 2005   

The Budget takes new steps to stimulate regional growth in the South East, support improved local authority services, promote devolved decision making and strengthen regional institutions. The Government's long-...

The Chancellor announced today a series of measures that promote stability, higher productivity, employment, fairness and improved public services in Scotland. The Government's long-term goal is for the UK to achieve...

Budget 2005   

Budget 2005   

Budget 2005   

Budget 2005   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a-compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

The Government is committed to working with agencies in Cornwall to continue to support Cornish economic growth, the Economic Secretary to the Treasury - John Healey MP - reaffirmed today on a visit to Cornwall.   

Islamic consumers will benefit from new legislation before Parliament today that aims to create a level playing field for the regulation of Shari'a compliant home finance products.   

Financial Secretary to the Treasury, John Healey MP, today marked the latest stage in the Learning and Skills Council's programme to improve skills across the region when he launched the new Centre of Vocational...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Merseyside fights the arson battle   

Cheshire fights the arson battle   

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Five local authorities in Yorkshire & the Humber were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

Six East of England local authorities were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

North West local authorities were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

Local authorities in London were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

17 West Midland local authorities were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.