The Inland Revenue has made a massive mistake by paying more Child Tax...
Most towns have a public car park which is used by commuters in the week,...
In many countries, a system of exchange operates for unwanted household...
Where I live, two large organisations have started charging for emplyoyee...
Tony Blair headed to the north-west of England to give his seal of approval to a new "extended school" which is benefiting all the local community.
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Guide to help available with NHS charges, including, prescription, optical and dental.
Top-up fees have made Higher Education even more inaccessible for the less...
The recently introduced ' Life in the Uk Test ' for those applying for...
Have you ever noticed how many normal everyday road signs are lit? Why...
The Royal Hospital Infirmary was opened in 1964 to replace one that was...
The London Mayor seems to be becoming less and less accountable to the...
Following the successful introduction of the traffic light Food Labelling...
Or admit that they have no powers and allow the public to take back the...
Bullfighting is a fabulous sport that, if studied correctly is not barbaric...
Being an asthma sufferer it is cheaper for me to ask my GP to provide me...
It costs £40,000 per year to lock up a criminal. Pay for a beat officer is...
Many people would like to support the low carbon economy by erecting a wind...
Every year thousands of dogs are stolen in the UK. Despite the hard work of...
I would like to see the Government in recognising the fact that everyone who...
I would like the right for parents to be given the automatic training to be...
There are over 20 million battery hens in Britain. A hen enters a cage at 18...
The misuse of blasphemy laws is becoming increasingly common in some...
At present there are just a handful of mainly semi-retired dentists visiting...
Asked if the comments made by the Attorney General in the Guardian meant there would be something new in the terror bill regarding the questioning suspects, the PMSO said it would be better left to the department...
Asked if the Prime Minister thought it was helpful for Helen Liddell to say that he had never seen Iraq as part of the war on terror, the PMOS said that if the reporter actually looked at the quote...
Asked what was discussed at Cabinet today, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that there was an overview from the Health Secretary on the Health Service and a report back from the Foreign Secretary...
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Cabinet, Helen Liddell, Attorney General, Police Inquiry
The OFT has today referred the completed acquisition by Tesco plc (Tesco) of a former Co-operative Group (Co-op) one-stop grocery store on Uxbridge Road, Slough, to the Competition Commission (CC). This comes over...
SPP 23 Historic Environment-Screening Determination.
SPP 14 Natural Heritage-Screening Determination
Housing Minister Yvette Cooper and Mayor of London Ken Livingstone today announced the winning bids for a £30 million programme to help families move from temporary accommodation into long-term settled...
Young people and adults are increasingly gaining awards in Key Skills qualifications that employers, Universities and Colleges value highly, a statistical first release reveals today.
Each voter would be able to nominate the constituency for which they vote....
The whole purpose of Boxing is to inflict severe physical injury upon an...
Every hospital patient should have their own risk assessment for VTE that will improve patient safety and help save thousands of lives each year, says an expert working group whose report was launched by the Chief...
The water industry in England and Wales compares well against a wide range of countries in Europe, North America and Australia, says a new report published by Ofwat today.
Many people suffering a bereavement receive mailings or telephone calls from...
People from poorer backgrounds get a lot of help nowadays to go to...
In recent years the care offered to pregnant women has been reduced to the...
Ministers of the crown continue to be immune from prosecution if they...
Many people cannot afford their own home. This petition is to urge the...
'...Make it compulsory for local councils to give housing list priority to applicants who are down grading to a smaller property. The housing shortage is far worse the higher the bedroom requirement is, therefore...
There is an increasing amount of suspicious characters in this area of...
The incidence of cyber-bullying through social networking websites is...
There are no subsidies for parent and child parking in towns and very little...
The air ambulance service is vital for getting injured people to the...
It is about time that all goverments both National and local stop creating...
The vast majority of these penalties are wrong; caused either by failings in...
Equal pay was not given to workers who work in Church Schools.Some Council...
There are constant efforts in place to reduce energy consumption and carbon...
There is a definate lack of courses available to the unemployed and over 25'...
Visitors to Canadian WW1 war memorials at Vimy Ridge and Beaumont Hamel in...
Innocent people who have been falsely accused and wrongfully convicted are...
people in employment receive London weighting allowance in addition to their...
The use of barbed hooks for coarse fishing causes unnecessary suffering to...
Gurkha's have served the British forces with loyality and dedication for...
As pointed out by several previous petitions it is well-known by now that...
We would like to have social services reviewed and to have the interests of...
the problems that the french are having with illegal immigrants camping and...
We read so much about increased spending on the NHS, we read so much about...
National Insurance is paid on earnings between a lower and upper limit,...
When childrens feet pass the size of 6 we get charged VAT on their shoes....
This Government has repeatedly promissed the people of this country FREE...
'...cap the amount of profit that can be made on each house sale.' -- Ian Box
With projected annual increases in pay for many public sector workers likely...
Defra has today published the final epidemiology report into the outbreak of H5N1 avian influenza in Suffolk confirmed in February.
As a precautionary measure the Chief Dental Officer, Dr Barry Cockcroft today issued new guidance to all dentists in England regarding single use of reamers and files, instruments used only in the root filling of...
Immigration over half a million
Union density down slightly in 2006
This is guidance provided by the Scottish Executive to ensure a smooth and transparent operation of the Landfill allowance Scheme. The guidance is primarily for local authroities and SEPA, but will also be of interest...
The Justice and Home Affairs Council will be held on 19-20 April 2007 in Luxembourg. The Attorney-General, Baroness Ashton (DCA), the Lord Advocate of Scotland, and I will represent the UK.
Four items in...
I am pleased to announce that the Northern Ireland Discretionary Social Fund budget for 2007-08 will be £64.57 million; £13.62 million will be allocated to grants; £50.85 million...
The Justice and Home Affairs Council will be held on 19 to 20 April 2007 in Luxembourg. The Attorney-General, Joan Ryan (Home Office), the Lord Advocate of Scotland and I will represent the UK.
Four items...
Today I have deposited copies of The Freedom of Information Act 2000—Statistics on Implementation in Central Government: October to December 2006 in the Libraries of both Houses. This is the eighth quarterly ...
RG (EEA Regulations, extended family members) Sri Lanka [2007] UKAIT 00034 (22 February 2007)
BE (Disobedience to orders, landmines) Iran [2007] UKAIT 00035 (12 March 2007)
EA (Azerbaijan male, Armenian ethnicity, risk) Azerbaijan CG [2007] UKAIT 00032 (26 March 2007)
AG (Working holidaymaker: �incidental�) India [2007] UKAIT 00033 (27 March 2007)
SZ (Applicable immigration rules) Bangladesh [2007] UKAIT 00037 (30 March 2007)
HH (Rule 23: meaning and extent) Iraq [2007] UKAIT 00036 (05 April 2007)
Chiniah v. The Commissioner of Income Tax (Mauritius) [2007] UKPC 23 (17 April 2007)
Pottinger v. Raffone (Jamaica) [2007] UKPC 22 (17 April 2007)
This judgment is in seven parts; namely, Part 1 "Introduction"; Part�2 "The Facts"; Part 3 "The Present Proceedings"; Part 4 "Does Article 5(3) apply to the whole of the claimant's claim?"; Part 5 "Does Article...
Rio Ferdinand spelt out his ideas on how best to tackle violent teen crime during a briefing with Tony Blair in No10.