A new agreement to support the delivery of more homes and the regeneration of communities has been launched today by Housing Minister Caroline Flint, Local Government Association Chairman Sir Simon Milton and Homes...
This would allow the population to call these departments 'free of charge'...
The International Centre of Excellence for Local e-Democracy, through its e-...
'...Use underutilised freeview and digital radio channels for language teaching programmes in advance of the 2012 Olympics' -- Ian Moseley
Millions of people facing severe food shortages in Zimbabwe will be helped by £9 million in humanitarian support announced today by International Development Secretary, Douglas Alexander.
The fight against poverty in Pakistan is to be stepped up with a doubling of UK assistance to £480 million by 2011, International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander announced today.
Advice on training, employment and childcare are just some of the extra services that will be on offer to people when they discuss their housing options with their local authority said Housing Minister Caroline ...
Photosensitive epilepsy gets very little attention. It is the silent...
Fuel and utility prices are going through the roof and will never come back...
If you drive a car, then you are highly likely to have noticed that your...
"We the undersigned, who are or were members of the Sagazone forum. Many of...
In light of recent well known events of teenagers like Rob Knox and recently...
Endometriosis is a common medical condition characterized by growth beyond...
Who thinks education is not easy to find for people with Difficulties,...
We are very concerned about the thousands of people in Britain who are...
The Act was rendered ineffective by the removal of the implementation date...
Witnesses who fear for their safety will continue to be given every possible protection, Justice Secretary Jack Straw said today as he presented emergency legislation to Parliament.
Justice Secretary Jack Straw today marked the one year anniversary of the Government's constitutional change programme and said the progress made was a major step forward in renewing Britain's democracy.
Culture Minister, Margaret Hodge, has placed a temporary export bar on a pair of full scale sculptures made by master bronze caster Pietro Cipriani in Florence in 1724. This will provide a last chance to raise ...
The news that Ingrid Betancourt and fourteen other captives are now safe comes as an enormous relief. Kidnapping is a despicable crime and the hostages had been held in inhumane conditions for many years. The Prime...
Lord Malloch-Brown comments on the arrest of Jean-Pierre Bemba;
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Yvette Cooper has today launched the Operational Efficiency Programme. The programme forms a key part of the Government's drive to achieve greater efficiency savings across public...
In order to evaluate the effectiveness of the Junior Aeroskip programme in encouraging regular physical activity in schools, Evaluation of the pilot conducted in Dumfries and Galloway. The results are contained ...
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on an objection to the admission number set by Southampton City Council for Chamberlayne Park School.
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on a modification to the implementation date for a statutory proposal for Clyst Honiton CE Primary School, Exeter.
These people are despicable and need to be removed, with extreme prejudice,...
A new national initiative to help improve the health and wellbeing of students and staff in further education colleges was announced today by Bill Rammell, Minister for Further Education, at the National Learners...
Asked whether the Prime Minister had any sympathy with the argument that hauliers in this country paid a lot more duty than in other countries, the PMS said the Prime Minister understood the concerns that hauliers...
Asked whether the PMS could shed any more light on the letter sent to Keith Vaz by the Chief Whip, the PMS said that the Chief Whip had been making it clear that this had been intended as a light-hearted letter....
Asked whether the Prime Minister supported a compulsory retirement age, the PMS said the Prime Minister supported Government policy, which was set out very clearly in response to the Turner Commission a couple of...
The Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) began by updating people on changes to the Business Council. Arun Sarin, the outgoing Chief Executive of Vodafone and Jean-Pierre Garnier, the former CEO of GlaxoSmithKline have...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Business Council, retirement age, letter from the Chief Whip and Hauliers strike
Food, fuel and the economy and international affairs were on the agenda when the Prime Minister met with senior MPs this morning.
Food, fuel and the economy and international affairs were on the agenda when the Prime Minister met with senior MPs this morning.
Gordon Brown is committed to "keeping the economy moving" in the face of a tougher global economic climate.
Gordon Brown is committed to "keeping the economy moving" in the face of a tougher global economic climate.
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A new strategy published today by the Department of Health will give patients and the public a stronger voice, enable them to make informed decisions and have greater choice and control in managing their health ...
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The news that Ingrid Betancourt and fourteen other captives are now safe comes as an enormous relief. Kidnapping is a despicable crime and the hostages had been held in inhumane conditions for many years. The Prime...
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Yvette Cooper has today launched the Operational Efficiency Programme. The programme forms a key part of the Government's drive to achieve greater efficiency savings across public...
The owners of a Sheffield butcher's shop have been ordered to pay over £11,000 to two former employees after they failed to pay the National Minimum Wage. They are the first employers in Yorkshire to face...
Energiekontor has lodged an application for up to 10 wind turbines over 100...
Any pensioner going into a nursing home has all assets including ALL...
When people are convicted of dong crime involving children - murder, assult...
The Identity and Passport Service have stated that the ID Card will only be...
Fuel prices are rising through the roof, and students like myself need...
With all the global warming issues and road congestion problems we face...
Local Authority Applications for Adoptions are heard in these Family Courts...
Recently a friend was knocked off his bike by a driving instructor and, in a...
Anyone who is in a wheelchair or anyone who has a young child which they...
Social networking websites can be good but at this moment in time is there...
IT'S time bus pass holders in South Kesteven are treated fairly and given...
Mesothelioma is a cancer that affects the external linings of the lungs and...
Any petitioner whose petition contains more than two spelling mistakes or...
Food, fuel and the economy will be on the agenda when the Prime Minister meets senior MPs this morning.
Health minister Lord Darzi has answered a range of questions from the public following the publication of his report on the future of the NHS earlier this week.
Developing countries need western support to increase food production to deal with difficulties in the global market, the PM told MPs this morning.
Culture Secretary Andy Burnham today announced that Andrew Motion has been appointed as the new Chair of the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA). Professor Motion will take up his new position on 3 July...
The MoD today signed contracts with industry to build the two future aircraft carriers. The contracts, worth in the region of £3 billion, were signed with the newly-formed UK maritime Joint Venture, BVT...
The MoD today signed contracts with industry to build the two future aircraft carriers. The contracts, worth in the region of £3 billion, were signed with the newly-formed UK maritime Joint Venture, BVT...
Part I: UK Government Foreign Currency Assets and Liabilities - June 2008
Scottish Climate Change Bill Consultation responses
UK Trade and Investment has announced today, in its launch of the UK inward investment results 2007-08, that there were 1,573 direct investments in the UK by foreign owned companies between 1 April 2007 and 31...
I am announcing changes to the way my Department organises its work within the English regions. Our aim is to ensure that we concentrate our expenditure on front-line services. We also want to strengthen collaboration...
The 2007-08 annual report and accounts for the Veterinary Laboratories Agency will be laid before Parliament today.
We demand that the Prime Minister throw out the entire Lord Darzi’s reform...
Research in "Brain" medical magazine, reports on the hidden cost of war - of...
People taking blood pressure pills do so because of a risk of heart atack /...
I ask the Prime Minister, Unions and workers of the U.K. to put an end to...
The School is an Essential Part of Church Lawton and CCC tries to take it...
A report and supporting set of maps highlighting the key inland waterways suitable for freight have been published by the Department for Transport today.
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on an objection by Devon County Council to the admission arrangements determined by The Woodroffe School for September 2009 to the inclusion of Hawkchurch...
Stuart Burgess, our chair and the Government's Rural Advocate,is visiting Norfolk to visit a range of projects which will highlight the challenges and successes of working with disadvantaged...
Lycetts and The Field magazine have launched the Young Rural Entrepreneur of 2008 competition. They're looking for a winner who demonstrates entrepreneurial spirit by running a countryside...
Report on Legalised Police Cells
Report on Legalised Police Cells
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