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A Foreign Office spokesperson today commented on the fact that the Singaporean Government was currently preventing some correctly accredited individuals from attending the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings, which...

"On 13 September the Zimbabwe Council of Trade Unions organised a demonstration to express concerns about the situation workers face in Zimbabwe.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Troops, Middle East, Clare Short, Chancellor, International Aid, Demonstrations, Northern Ireland and ONS figures

Tony Blair has highlighted how the NHS is now treating more patients to a higher standard of care, during a visit to a Midlands hospital.

Leaders and managers in post in Colleges across the Further Education (FE) sector will be able to gain a new qualification tailored to their experience and needs, it was announced today. It will support their professional...

Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship RFA Wave Ruler has swooped on a Caribbean drug smuggling boat - in one of the biggest interdiction operations of all time.

The Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) today gave a cautious welcome to Thames Water's plans for a new reservoir near Abingdon, Oxfordshire

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Ruth Kelly, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, and John Healey, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, today announced that local authorities will stand to receive greater rewards for promoting...

Local Authority delivery of planning services continues to improve according to the latest evaluation of the Planning Delivery Grant (PDG) published today by the Department for Communities and Local Government (...

Guidance for Local Authorities on the use of electronic communications to make school placing requests and submit materials to Education appeal Committees.

The latest Pesticide Residues Committee's (PRC) quarterly report found that 61.7% of the 366 samples of seven different foods tested had no detectable residues, and 36.4% contained levels below the maximum residues...

The Foreign Office today revised its travel advice for Lebanon. We are now advising against all but essential travel to Lebanon but continue to advise against all travel south of the Litani River.

Supporting People Supplement - Issue 22 - September 2006

Supporting People Matters: Issue 22 - September 2006

Professor Jonathan Drori has been appointed as a Trustee to the Board of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

A prospectus, published today by the DTI, invites expressions of interest from the private sector and sets out the vision and proposals for the planned Energy Technologies Institute. The Government is offering to...

The Department for Transport has today published the findings of an ONS Omnibus Survey from February 2006 covering public experiences of and attitudes towards rail travel.

Government launches joint initiative with Colgate

Growth slows in August

Pre-School and Childcare Statistics 2006

Time Well Spent: A Study of Well-Being and Children's daily activities

The Health of Looked After and Accommodated Children and Young People in Scotland

Summary Leaflet: Extraordinary Lives

Looking After the Family: A Study of Children Looked after in Kindship Care in Scotland

Extraordinary Lives: Creating A Positive Future For Looked After Children and Young People in Scotland

Children Looked After by Local Authorities: The Legal Framework

Celebrating Success: What Helps Looked After Children succeed

The latest quarterly statistics on War Pensions were published by the Ministry of Defence today.

Nearly £1.4 million has been seized from criminals in the Merseyside area and seven offenders jailed. This is a success story to come out of the National Enforcement Service which began year long testing...