Gordon Brown has hosted his first Business Council meeting at 10 Downing Street after establishing the group earlier this year.
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on a proposal by Devon County Council to establish a new community primary school in East Devon with effect from 1 September 2010. The proposal came...
Stopping solicitors from aquiring interest on client accounts would speed up...
Asked what was on the agenda for the Business Council, the PMS replied that it would be a wide ranging meeting. Despite what was written in some of the newspapers today, the Business Council would be perfectly entitled...
Asked if the Prime Minister would be saying anything on reported Turkish incursions in Iraq, the PMS replied that there was nothing to add to what the Prime Minister said yesterday where he spoke at great length...
Asked what was on the agenda for the meeting with Sepp Blatter and at what stage was our bid for the 2018 World Cup, the PMS replied that they would raise a wide range of issues, including discussions on the 2018...
Asked for the Prime Minister's explanation of the state of play with foreign prisoners, and what was the Government doing to get rid them, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister's general position on this was that...
Asked if the Prime Minister had full confidence in Douglas Alexander, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMS) replied that the Prime Minister did have full confidence in Douglas Alexander.Asked why, the PMS...
The Prime Minister has offered his support for a potential bid by England to host the 2018 World Cup.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Scottish Elections, Foreign Prisoners, Sepp Blatter Meeting, Turkey/Iraq and Business Council
The ship's bell from a Second World War Royal Naval wreck, HMS PRINCE OF WALES, which was sunk in 1941, is to be loaned to the Royal Malaysian Navy in celebration of 50 years of Malaysian independence.
Following the report by Ron Gould in to the Scottish election fiasco, we the...
I have believed for many years that the winter fuel payments should be means...
We frequently hear of tragic deaths that could have been avoided if those...
Jean Charles de Menezes was shot dead in a crowded London Underground train...
The Byelaws, introduced in 2001, prohibit skateboarding in Manchester's City...
Narconon is currently used in some U.k based schools and prisons. A study...
As a previous part-time worker, now solely on Jobseekers Allowance, I found...
More and more company's are realising the profits that can be made from...
The EU is currently negotiating a 'blue card' scheme to enable skilled and...
Although often given for short term clinical management, psychotrophic drugs...
10 Downing Street was this morning serenaded with the music of David Juritz, the violinist who busked his way around the world playing Bach to raise money for the charity Musequality.
The UK is firmly committed to meeting its emissions reduction targets to combat climate change, the PM has said.
A review of how the country better coordinates the promotion of tourism was announced today by Culture Secretary James Purnell, as he set out total tourism funding from the Department for Culture, media and Sport...
Keith Bennett was a victim of the moors murders in the 60's, his body has...
I beleave this is worthwhile because wolves have an important impact on the...
Gordon Brown answered questions on Schools, Climate Change and foot and mouth in his weekly PMQs session.
10 Downing Street was this morning serenaded with the violin music of David Juritz, who plays Bach round to world to raise money for the charity Musequality.
Stronger powers to help tackle Healthcare Associated Infections
The Economic Secretary, Kitty Ussher, today published the second annual Child Trust Fund (CTF) statistical report, highlighting the continuing success of the CTF.
Ed Balls wishes to see a new "diploma" in trades as an alternative to A-...
A petition to reduce the number of MPs elected from the regions which have...
All people of pensionable age should be allowed a daily free carvery meal...
THE campaign to end "ludicrous" lane alterations at a motorway junction....
Community Interest Companies were supposed to be the way forward for social...
Employers, local authorities and parents were urged to help usher in a renaissance in reading for children and adults today.
Graham Russell, our Director of Practice, has written an article for Whitehall and Westminster World about transport in rural areas.
Tackling rural transport challenges requires ...
make public toilets free for all to use and require all local authorities to...
A property developer wants to build a block of flats on the docks knocking...
I feel that this is a derisory offer, the spineless unions that are supposed...
Holiday Chalet Owners have had to face a huge rise in their Council bills...
I am a sufferer of Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) it is a rare skin condition...
weapons such as these should not be readily available for sale and especaly...
I propose that the EMA system in Scotland be scrapped, and the money from...
Miss Fiona Nicholson, a British Citizen, has fought bravely for womens'...
Listening to the Radio at work has been a “Cultural Right” of working people...
Following the recent murder of the mental health care worker, it is time for...
The use of water fed poles to clean windows has been adopted in response to...
Gibraltar should be fully integrated into the UK , on an equal footing to...
The chap who raises public awareness of environmental issues through...
Asked if the Prime Minister retained full confidence in Douglas Alexander as the UK General Election coordinator, following a report published today about the Scottish elections, which criticised Mr Alexander, the...
Asked if the Prime Minister had watched Assistant Commissioner Yates give evidence at the "cash-for-honours" inquiry to the Public Administration Committee, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister had only just ...
Put that both the Prime Minister and Prime Minister Olmert of Israel had talked about further sanctions on Iran in their press conference earlier that day and what would those sanctions include, the Prime Minister...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Iran, Honours Inquiry and Scottish Elections
Gordon Brown will answer questions from MPs today in his weekly PMQs session beginning at 12:00 BST.
The Prime Minister has written of the courage of Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi on the 12th anniversary of her house arrest.
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One thousand new-build home owners will shortly be invited to take part in a survey by the OFT offering them the opportunity to contribute to its home building market study.
Scottish Gross Domestic Product for the second quarter of 2007
Tables and graphs showing the final results of the 2007 June Agricultural and Horticultural census
My honourable friend the Minister of State for Energy (Malcolm Wicks) has made the following Statement today.
I am pleased to inform the House of the publication today of the first Energy Markets Outlook...
I am pleased to inform the House of the publication today of the first Energy Markets Outlook. This represents the first stage in delivering the Government's commitment in the 2007 Energy White Paper to introduce...
I am today announcing plans to build on the success of our 14-19 diploma programme by expanding the diploma offer to include subject-based diplomas in Science, Languages and the Humanities.
A further statement...
My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Communities is today publishing "Further Proposed Changes to the East of England Plan" (also known as the "Draft Revision to the Regional Spatial Strategy for the...
In a case brought by the European Commission against the European Parliament and the Council, the European Court of Justice has decided that for the purposes of European Law, three benefits—Disability Living ...
more and more small towns are being hit with large unsightly supermarkets....
The issue I have to decide in this case is whether the CFA entered into by the Claimant and his solicitors on 15 December 2004 is valid and enforceable or not because of alleged breaches of Regulation 4 of the Conditional...
Ulcay, R v [2007] EWCA Crim 2379 (19 October 2007)
HM The Queen has appointed Robert Ian Martin to be a Circuit Judge on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP. The Lord Chief Justice, Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, has assigned...