Following a civil service-wide competition for the post of Permanent Under Secretary at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Sir Peter Ricketts has been appointed in succession to Sir Michael Jay, who will be retiring...

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today launches new resources for employers to help them involve workers in health and safety management. Published as part of a new "worker involvement" website the tools provide...

The Competition Commission (CC) is today publishing, for the purpose of consultation, draft undertakings agreed with Somerfield for divestment of stores identified in its report of 2 September 2005.

Asked why the Secretary of State should retain a veto power on new schools being set up by councils, the PMOS replied that it was at least three weeks since the Government had set out its position on this issue:...

Asked if he had anything further on EU money for the Palestinian Authority, the PMOS replied that discussions were continuing on this issue, that it was a complex issue, in that it was a question of multiple elements...

Asked if the Prime Minister was aware of the deaths of two British soldiers in Al-Amarah the PMOS said that sadly once again he was aware of the deaths. He understood that there had been an incident in Al-Amarah...

Asked if Sir Gus O'Donnell had come to any conclusions, and would there be any reply today, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that as he had said yesterday, Sir Gus O'Donnell would reply when he...

Today, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) announced the revised Construction (Design and Management) (CDM) Regulations would be implemented in Spring 2007. The Regulations will revise and bring together provisions...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Tessa Jowell, Deaths of British Soldiers in Iraq, Economy, Palestine and Education Bill

Summary document of Scottish Executive Regeneration Statement, launched February 2006

The OFT yesterday, 27 February, issued an interim measures direction to the London Metal Exchange (LME) to prevent LME from extending the hours of trading on its electronic trading platform, LME Select. The OFT ...

The latest national fire statistics covering the 12-month period up to 30 June 2005 continue to show a fall in the total number of fire related deaths - now the lowest since 1958.

Lord Falconer, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs, today announced the appointment for a second term of Stuart Bridge as a Law Commissioner.

A new partnership between business, research and technology organisations and universities to give UK bioscience an edge as global markets become ever more competitive, will be launched today by the Rt. Hon Alun...

Dealing with the challenges facing the environment should be at the top of the agenda for this generation of world leaders, Tony Blair has said ahead of a meeting with Stop Climate Chaos.

The OFT has decided to refuse the application for a consumer credit licence of a Wiltshire motor dealer, Devizes Motor Company Limited, which trades under the name of Pickwick Car Centre.

The OFT has decided to make a prohibition order against Manchester estate agent Martin Corrick Levy, banning him from engaging in estate agency work. The order will not come into effect until the end of an appeals...

Asylum applications fell in 2005 to their lowest level since 1994 and the number of removals increased for the fourth consecutive quarter, according to statistics published by the Home Office today.

Biodiversity Minister Jim Knight today announced £250,000 to set up a National Wildlife Crime Unit to gather intelligence on and investigate wildlife crime throughout the UK.

Consumers stand to save thousands as the financial services industry pledges to reduce pension scheme costs in response to Lord Turner's proposed National Pension Savings Scheme (NPSS).

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Education Bill and Tessa Jowell

Scottish Household Survey Quarter 3 Release 2005

Pupil Census September 2005 Results

Scottish Executive Regeneration Statement, launched February 2006

Publication of Housing Trends in Scotland: Quarter Ending 30 Sept 2005

Scottish Executive progress report on "A Science Strategy for Scotland 2001"

The nation will say thank-you to its veterans this summer with the launch of Britain's annual Veterans Day. Veterans' Minister Don Touhig announced today that young and old will join together on June 27 for a national...

Proposals for dealing with solid low level radioactive waste have been published today for consultation.

A new business taskforce has been brought together to identify ways in which companies can move to more sustainable consumption and production practices.

A wide-ranging consultation to identify the top UK priorities for EU Structural Funds spending across the UK from 2007 to 2013 was launched today by Alun Michael, Minister of State for Industry and the Regions.

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Applications fall 2% in Quarter 4 2005

Legislation to prevent companies making arrangements in order to obtain corporation tax relief in the UK for losses of a company established outside of the UK will be introduced in the Finance Bill 2006. The legislation...

I am pleased to tell the House that the Government's Tax Law Rewrite project will soon reach another major milestone. Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs will shortly publish a draft of the project's fourth Bill, ...

At its meeting of 14 February 2006 the Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN) adopted Opinions on the Stability Programmes of Belgium, Luxembourg and Austria and on the Convergence Programmes of Estonia...

My right hon. and noble Friend the Secretary of State and Lord Chancellor (Lord Falconer of Thoroton) has made the following ministerial statement:"On 1 September 2005 we published a consultation paper 'Hearing ...

On 21 February 2006, the Football Association (FA) confirmed that the venue of the 2006 FA Cup Final will be the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff rather than, as everyone had hoped, Wembley Stadium.Although Multiplex...

I am pleased to inform the House that today the Prime Minister received the final report of the Women and Work Commission: "Shaping a Fairer Future". The Women and Work Commission was launched on 27 September 2004...

The General Affairs and External Relations Council decided on 30 January to renew the European Union's sanctions against the Government of Zimbabwe, with effect from 21 February, for a further 12 months. The European...

Russian citizen Boris Abramovich Berezovsky was granted asylum in the UK in 2003, as is public knowledge. The grant of asylum to Mr. Berezovsky was made after due assessment by the relevant authorities of his case...

I am today announcing the winding up of the Irish Sailors and Soldiers Land Trust (ISSLT) in accordance with the Irish Sailors and Soldiers Land Trust Act 1987. The ISSLT was founded in 1922 to provide support for...

In my written statement of 12 December, I set out the Government's commitment to ensuring that the pledges on Africa and development made at the G8 Summit at Gleneagles in July are implemented. The Gleneagles Implementation...

My hon. Friend the Minister of State for Northern Ireland (Lord Rooker) has made the following ministerial statement:"The Northern Ireland Priorities and Budget 2006–08, launched on 14 December 2005, established...

The Secretary of State will be making a number of minor changes to the discretionary social fund, with effect from 3 April 2006. The improvements included in this amendment to directions and guidance has been made...

TV 'Bad Girl' launches OFT internet sweep and web chat

The Public Affairs Committee report into Military Readiness describes the MoD's system for defining measuring and reporting readiness as 'sophisticated'. The report was welcomed by Armed Forces Minister, the Rt ...

Ministers from across government responded today to a report by the National Audit Office, Audit Commission and Healthcare Commission on progress towards meeting the government's public service agreement to halt...

Patients in the NHS need to feel that they are being treated as individuals to "empower" them within the system, Tony Blair has said a special Number 10 reception.

Both risks and opportunities exist in liberalising trade for developing countries, the PM has said in an open letter to a new campaigning coalition.

Dealing with the challenges facing the environment should be at the top of the agenda for this generation of world leaders, Tony Blair has said.

Gritting of motorways and major roads will continue this week with the Met Office forecasting more wintry weather for the UK, the Highways Agency said today.

New service to reduce estimated £10 billion cost to UK economy

Asked if it was known when, or who, the new Cabinet Minister for Social Exclusion might be, the PMOS said that it would be decided at an appropriate time. Asked if there were plans to replace the junior Transport...

Asked that if the Prime Minister was committed to fair dealings with women in the workplace, why didn't he pay Meg Munn a salary, the PMOS replied that throughout the period in Government, since 1997, there had ...

Asked what the Prime Minister's view was about the Power Report, the PMOS said that there were many issues dealt within the Power Report. They were all matters that were debated as much within Parties as between...

Asked if the Prime Minister was involved in any way in the Education Bill's preparation, the PMOS said that he was involved today in the seminar today with the local authority leaders. It was an opportunity for ...

Asked if the suspension of the Mayor for four weeks meant that he was unnecessary to run London, the PMOS replied that in terms of the decision on Friday, he had nothing further to add. Put that there were reports...

Asked if the Prime Minister gave his full support to Tessa Jowell, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) replied: yes. Put that as the Prime Minister was the sole arbiter of the Ministerial Code, had he...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Tessa Jowell, Ken Livingstone, Education, Power Report, Women and Work and Reshuffle

Equality, accountability and professionalism are at the heart of a new Code of Professional Standards for the police service, Home Office Minister Hazel Blears announced today.

Air quality experts have today published new guidelines for halogens and hydrogen halides for protecting human health.

We need a thriving and profitable farming industry to produce our food, to deliver the landscapes we value and to help meet our future energy needs, Margaret Beckett, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and...

A review in to how patients were infected with Hepatitis C and HIV through contaminated blood in the 1970s and early 1980s, was published today.

Disabled people will have the chance to work directly with the Government as part of a new Advisory Group set up to help establish a national forum representing the interests of disabled people in policy and services...

Ending "gender segregation" in the workplace could benefit the economy by as much as £23 billion, a new report has found.

Local authorities in England issued an average of just 56 fines each for environmental crimes such as littering and dog fouling last year. What is more, only around half of them were paid.

Women and Work Commission say better use of women's skills key to economic prosperity

This report aims to provide SEERAD with a comprehensive review of the literature on conservation contract design and the use of auctions in agri-environmental policy and natural resource management.

"A year ago today a devastating earthquake and tsunami took the lives of over 300,000 people across South Asia and East Africa. The impact of this disaster is still felt today. Many people not only lost loved ones...

The PM today appointed Minister for Women Tessa Jowell as the Cabinet champion to produce an action plan after the publication of a wide ranging and important Women and Work Commission Report Shaping A Fairer Future...

With up to 76 onshore windfarms in the planning, Wales has the potential to meet up to 18 per cent of its electricity demand from renewables and will play a vital role in achieving the UK target of 10% electricity...

Chief Medical Officer Sir Liam Donaldson today launched a new website providing important information for people considering cosmetic surgery. Last year Sir Liam asked Harry Cayton, Director for Patients and the...

Health Minister Jane Kennedy and Science Minister Lord Sainsbury today announced the appointment of seven new members to the Human Genetics Commission.   

Based on an England-wide survey of visits to Walk-in Centres last Christmas Day and hits and calls to NHS Direct over the last festive period, over a quarter of a million people could be using NHS out-of-hours services...

Health minister Rosie Winterton today announced the seven organisations that have been chosen to pilot the new Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy (IMCA) role. From January 2006, pilot IMCA advocates will provide...

Health Minister Jane Kennedy today announced that Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) will be available to more people than ever before, following a change in the guidance for its use.   

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Six month maximum wait target will be met: Lord Warner   

From the New Year, for the first time in the history of the NHS, all eligible patients across England will have the right to exercise choice over where and when they get hospital treatment.   

From the New Year, for the first time in the history of the NHS, all eligible patients across England will have the right to exercise choice over where and when they get hospital treatment.   

Over 6,000 test kits have been handed out in Boots stores across the capital in the first month of a pilot aimed to make chlamydia testing more accessible for 16-24 year old men and women.   

New technology helps provide support to let people live at home   

Almost a third (33%) of 16-24 year olds admit they have passed off a ready meal as their own creation when they wanted to impress someone according to a Department of Health Survey out today. The survey, conducted...

Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt will today set out the key challenges for the NHS for 2006.   

AMENDED VERSION   

Police and local authorities will have tough new powers to deal with families who blight communities with unacceptable behaviour, said Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt during a visit to Kings College Hospital in...

Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt today declared her support for 18 more NHS trusts wanting to apply for foundation status.   

UK Health Minister Rosie Winterton today met with her international counterparts at an International Pledging Conference in Beijing to pledge £20 million over the next three years to help poorer countries...

£1/4 billion wave of new NHS community services set to open this year   

Brand new roles in social care could be created as part of a government review of the social care workforce called Options for Excellence. A number of working groups will also explore increasing the supply and improving...

TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS IN THE NHS AND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH   

Public Health Minister Caroline Flint said:   

First new centres for patients on the move improve access to GPs and nurses   

Health Minister, Jane Kennedy today announced a new health research strategy aimed at giving patients better access to ground-breaking new medicines and treatments, and supporting researchers carrying out health...

Teams of financial specialists are to be sent into 18 NHS organisations facing the greatest financial risks, a new report published today by Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt reveals.   

New guidance includes plans to get the NHS back in the black   

Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt today announced a fundamental shift in focus that will provide integrated health and social care services in local communities and closer to people's homes.   

NHS Trusts are set to benefit from the injection of £8million to develop innovative medical devices and procedures to improve NHS patient care.   

Ministers have today put forward alternative options on how far to extend the smoking ban in public places. This follows the decision to give MPs a free vote at Report Stage of the Health Bill, taking place later...

NHS hits key target on waiting   

Main Points This Month   

Support teams to be sent into 20 trusts   

Over 750,000 care workers looking after vulnerable older people, adults and children will be registered, trained and vetted for the first time, Liam Byrne, Care Services Minister announced today.   

SKILLS FOR CARE SPEECH - LIAM BYRNE, CARE SERVICES MINISTER (CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY)   

Improved childhood immunisation schedule to maximise protection against Meningitis C and Hib   

The Department of Health today published a booklet by professional leaders of top tips, practical ideas and case studies which GPs, practice staff, allied health professionals and other primary care staff can use...

Ministers and industry chiefs discuss pharmaceutical industry investment in the UK   

New campaign shows tragic consequences of smoking for one family   

The following statistics were released today by the Health and Social Care Information Centre:   

Minister launches NHS Good Corporate Citizenship Self-assessment Model   

Royal Colleges provide expertise to bring healthcare closer to home   

Concluding the PPI review   

National social work and social care recruitment drive launched today   

£2bn of funding includes a 50% cash boost for the mental health estate   

New report shows impact of programme as PM and Health Secretary welcome new network representing the sector   

STATISTICAL PRESS NOTICE   

Better support and information for patients and relatives, improved co-ordination between services and improved learning from errors   

Health Minister Rosie Winterton today announced the next step in helping the NHS deliver the fastest ever access to NHS hospital treatment.   

The Department of Health today published summaries of opinion polls and media evaluation on its website, as part of its commitment to listening to and engaging with the public, patients and staff about what they...

Health Minister, Rosie Winterton today announced the award of contracts to Baxter and Chiron for supplies of around 3.5 million doses of H5N1 vaccine. The announcement was made as EU Health Ministers attended a ...

NHS and social care organisations are being given extra support in helping millions of people with long term conditions manage their health better and stay out of hospital, in a new guide published today by the ...

To develop the optimum model for a Multi Agency First Stop Shop, including back office support, which would be transferable to all Authority areas

To creata a "Grampian Equipment and Adaptation Service".

To produce better outputs with better input in workforce training within Clyde Valley authorities.

To achieve effective, efficient and economic benefits across Personnel Services in the areas of training and development, recruitment and selection and occupational Health Provision.

The Downing Street website will be holding an exclusive online Q and A this week with Jacqui Smith, the minister responsible for schools. Make your voice heard!

The Committee on Standards in Public Life regrets the failure of Government to accept its recommendations on clarifying, simplifying, and making more transparent the rules on Ministerial involvement in senior public...

The Committee on Standards in Public Life is today publishing a consultation paper setting out the key issues and questions on which it intends to focus during its Eleventh Inquiry into the mandate, governance and...

The Government will this week introduce into the House of Commons new laws to prevent postal vote fraud.

Following Israel's historic disengagement from the Gaza Strip and Northern West Bank, there is a real opportunity for economic regeneration. The future economic development of the area is of critical importance ...

Part I: UK Government Foreign Currency Assets and Liabilities - September 2005   

Following the unprecedented number of telephone donations to charity during and since the tsunami appeal, the Government will make it easier for charities to claim Gift Aid on those donations, the Chancellor of ...

Sir Nicholas Stern FBA, currently Second Permanent Secretary at HM Treasury, has been appointed by the Prime Minister as Adviser to the Government on the economics of climate change and development. In this role...

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, and Chinese Finance Minister, Jin Renqing, today launched a joint paper - Responding to Global Economic Challenges - setting out the opportunities and challenges presented...

Following today's announcement by the Bank of England that Sir Andrew Large is to retire as Deputy Governor (Financial Stability), the Queen has been pleased to appoint, under the Bank of England Act 1998, Sir John...

Part I: UK Government Foreign Currency Assets and Liabilities - October 2005   

Following a Whitehall-wide competition, Mark Neale has been appointed Managing Director of the Treasury's Budget, Tax and Welfare Directorate. He will take up his appointment on Monday 12 December.   

To mark the launch of the first Social Enterprise Day, and as part of Enterprise Week, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, John Healey MP today hosted a Social Enterprise Coalition breakfast meeting at HM Treasury...

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, today set out plans for Britain's first ever Enterprise Summer School pathfinders. The schools will be set up in every region of England, and in Scotland and Northern...

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, today set out plans for Britain's first ever Enterprise Summer School pathfinders. The schools will be set up in every region of England, and in Scotland and Northern...

The Winter Supplementary Estimates, presented to the House of Commons today, seek £3,184 million in resources and £4,678 million in cash. The Estimates seek increased resources and cash for existing...

Check against Delivery   

The Government has launched a study into the feasibility of holding the FIFA World Cup in England in 2018, as the first stage in a potential bid by the Football Association to host the tournament.   

Check against delivery   

Check against delivery   

The Chancellor announced that Andrew Gowers, former Editor of the Financial Times, would lead an independent review into intellectual property rights in the UK.   

Treasury publications and information area available on the Treasury website at www.hm-treasury.gov.uk   

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, and the Health Secretary, Patricia Hewitt, today set out measures to improve the nation's health and increase the nation's wealth by making the UK a world-class environment...

Treasury publications and information area available on the Treasury website at www.hm-treasury.gov.uk   

Sir George Cox has today published his review of creativity and design in UK business. The Cox Review of Creativity in Business: building on the UK's strengths was concerned with ensuring that UK businesses - SMEs...

Launching their joint paper, A Vision for Common Agricultural Policy, Gordon Brown and Margaret Beckett made the following statement:   

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The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown today met with US Treasury Secretary John Snow and European Commissioner Charlie McCreevy to discuss progress in the EU-US Financial Markets Regulatory Dialogue and ...

Issued on behalf of UKG72005   

Part I: UK Government Foreign Currency Assets and Liabilities - November 2005   

The Government's economic objective is to build a strong economy and a fair society, where there is opportunity and security for all.   

Rates and allowances for the Working and Child Tax Credits, Child Benefit/Guardian's Allowance, Income Tax, National Insurance Contributions and fuel duties are set out below.   

A package of measures aimed at tackling tax fraud and avoidance was announced by the Chancellor today. These measures will protect the tax system from abuse and ensure that an unfair burden does not fall on the ...

THE GOVERNMENT'S RESPONSE TO KATE BARKER'S REVIEW OF HOUSING   

Skills in the UK: The long term challenge   

Check against delivery   

After three years as Managing Director of Finance, Regulation and Industry, James Sassoon has decided to leave HM Treasury in the New Year. However, he will retain links with the Treasury in a newly created part...

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, today welcomed a Joint Declaration from Israeli and Palestinian business leaders urging private sector growth in the West Bank and Gaza.   

Check Against Delivery   

Check against delivery   

In the concluding statement to its Article IV examination of the UK economy, the IMF stated today:   

Following a Whitehall-wide competition, John Kingman has been appointed Managing Director of the Treasury's Finance and Industry Directorate. Currently Director of the Treasury's Enterprise and Growth Unit, John...

Part I: UK Government Foreign Currency Assets and Liabilities - December 2005   

Police and local authorities will have tough new powers to deal with families who blight communities with unacceptable behaviour, according to the Government's Respect Action Plan, launched today.   

As of today, the Chief Executive and Deputy Master of the Royal Mint, Gerald Sheehan, is leaving after four years in order to pursue other interests. Gerald has been instrumental in introducing changes to enable...

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, met with pensioners in London today and set out the increased range of financial support and assistance from the Government to help older people keep warm, healthy ...

John Healey, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, has today appointed Mr Joly Dixon CMG and Dr Isabelle Low to the Statistics Commission. He has also re-appointed two existing members, Professor Sir Kenneth Calman...

The Treasury today announces that Dr Alan Greenspan KBE has agreed to be Honorary Adviser to the Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown.   

Paymaster General Dawn Primarolo today set out how, with the success of the tax credit system, the Government is responding to the challenge of the global economy: matching flexibility with fairness to achieve the...

Part I: UK Government Foreign Currency Assets and Liabilities - January 2006   

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, today set out new measures to strengthen further the financial system's ability to deny terrorists funds, identify and investigate terrorist networks and disrupt terrorist...

'SECURING OUR FUTURE' SPEECH BY THE RT. HON. GORDON BROWN MP, CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER, AT THE ROYAL UNITED SERVICES INSTITUTE (RUSI), LONDON   

The Spring Supplementary Estimates, presented to the House of Commons today, seek £9,946 million in resources and £7,638 million in cash. The Estimates seek increased resources and cash for existing...

The Gowers Review of Intellectual Property today issued a call for evidence as part of its commitment to consult widely.   

The Highways Agency advises drivers to take care as the Met Office has warned that further snow is likely to affect Southern England during the next 24 hours.

Mr David Frost has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Kingdom of Denmark in succession to Sir Nicholas Browne KBE, CMG who will be transferring to another Diplomatic Service appointment. Mr Frost will...

"Our thoughts are with the families of those bereaved and injured following the roof collapse in the market in Moscow on Thursday. We stand ready to help the Russian emergency services who are still working hard...

Here we reflect on some of the main business carried out by Tony Blair this week, which has included his monthly press conference and a number of overseas visitors.

The Downing Street website will be holding an exclusive online Q and A next week with Jacqui Smith, the minister responsible for schools. Make your voice heard!

To provide an efficient and novel method of remote working specifically for Social Work and Health Board staff in an isolated rural location.

To provide financial services across the 3 Councils in the North East incl. A single system for council tax, non domestic rates and benefits, administration, single financial ledger system, single internal audit...

The establishment of a contact centre to handle a range of communication channels with the development of local access points, allowing customers face-to-face access to the services of all partners.

To implement a system for dealing with child protection enquiries through inter agency working to negate shortcomings highlighted in recent child death enquiries.

This consultation is seeking views on proposals to promote and facilitate the use of electronic communications to enable more effective and efficient service delivery.

The Royal Navy has taken delivery of a world class new naval sonar system five months ahead of schedule, Defence procurement Minister Lord Drayson announced today.

The Competition Commission (CC) has decided that Vue Entertainment Holdings must sell one of the two cinemas it currently runs in Basingstoke to another cinema operator in order to preserve competition.

Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell has appointed Janet Paraskeva, Chief Executive of the Law Society of England and Wales, to head the new Olympic Lottery Distributor (OLD).

The Government's £300 million package of support for the rural post office network over the next two years has today been given state aid clearance by the European Commission.

The UK has signed the Council of Europe's European Landscape Convention Rural Affairs, Landscape and Biodiversity Minister Jim Knight announced today.

The Prime Minister has today re-appointed Professor Martin Daunton as a Trustee of the National Maritime Museum.

Pre-School and Childcare Workforce Statistics 2005

Shows the trends in vehicle-kilometres, passenger journeys and receipts; describes the availability of services and people's use of and views on them, particularly the use of buses for commuting.

Health Minister, Rosie Winterton today announced the award of contracts to Baxter and Chiron for supplies of around 3.5 million doses of H5N1 vaccine. The announcement was made as EU Health Ministers attended a ...

NHS and social care organisations are being given extra support in helping millions of people with long term conditions manage their health better and stay out of hospital, in a new guide published today by the ...

Economy rose by 0.6% in Q4 2005