Commenting on the agreement signed in Doha Lord Malloch-Brown said;
Very interesting but would be nore useful if the numbers were accompanied by percentages. IE you tell me that 700000 rural households live below the poverty line, you do not tell me how many households...
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A new task force aimed at helping secure the future of the pig meat industry was announced by Farming Minister Jane Kennedy today.
Government launches campaign in fight against infections
Over 100,000 people have been helped back into work through the Government's pioneering Local Employment Partnerships (LEPs), Minister for Employment Tony McNulty will announce today.
The UK's Veterans Minister Kevan Jones and his Australian counterpart, Minister for Defence Science and Personnel Warren Snowdon, today announced that Oxford Archaeology had been awarded the contract to undertake...
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Interest rates charged on late payments and paid on overpayments for corporation tax quarterly instalment payments (QIPs) and also early payments of corporation tax not due by instalments have now been cut, HM Revenue...
Schools should be a place of education not indoctrination. It is time for...
The government is proposing to exclude transgendered people who are not...
The recent recession has caused many 16-17 year olds to lose their jobs and...
1. We need the government to release councils from the housing revenue...
A report on reducing the threat of proliferation of dangerous nuclear, radiological, biological and chemical materials and expertise is published by the government today.
Nicola Lloyd, our Director of Analysis, has written about what the future might hold for rural transport in the latest issue of the Social Research Association's e-bulletin.
A new £1.6million national crime prevention campaign has been launched today by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith.
A new £1.6million national crime prevention campaign has been launched today by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith.
The Government today launched a consultation document on secondary legislation to establish a UK dormant accounts scheme. Subject to responses, the Government will introduce the secondary legislation in Parliament...
The Government today launched a consultation document on secondary legislation to establish a UK dormant accounts scheme. Subject to responses, the Government will introduce the secondary legislation in Parliament...
The Government today launched a consultation document on secondary legislation to establish a UK dormant accounts scheme. Subject to responses, the Government will introduce the secondary legislation in Parliament...
The Government today launched a consultation document on secondary legislation to establish a UK dormant accounts scheme. Subject to responses, the Government will introduce the secondary legislation in Parliament...
The Government today announced changes in the bonus rates for the Save As You Earn (SAYE) Sharesave scheme that will maintain them in line with other interest rates.
The Government today announced changes in the bonus rates for the Save As You Earn (SAYE) Sharesave scheme that will maintain them in line with other interest rates.
We as responsible parents try not to take our children out of school for...
We as responsible parents try not to take our children out of school for...
The Privy Council is made up of Ministers and is not accountable to...
The Privy Council is made up of Ministers and is not accountable to...
With the recent targeting of certain road user groups and the blatant...
With the recent targeting of certain road user groups and the blatant...
The government should enact laws to protect consumers from software...
The government should enact laws to protect consumers from software...
This is a petition to ask for schools to have a requirementto act upon...
This is a petition to ask for schools to have a requirementto act upon...
Please consider voluntary early retirement and payment of pension for people...
Please consider voluntary early retirement and payment of pension for people...
It is very offensive to Christians to hear the Name of God being used in...
It is very offensive to Christians to hear the Name of God being used in...
People are people regardless of means of communication & should be treated...
People are people regardless of means of communication & should be treated...
I would like the government to push a system via ucas or any method is easy...
I would like the government to push a system via ucas or any method is easy...
No person should have to pay any income tax on incomes of less than 9,030...
No person should have to pay any income tax on incomes of less than 9,030...
Southeastern trains cancelled all their services on Monday the 2nd of...
Southeastern trains cancelled all their services on Monday the 2nd of...
District Policing Partnership are supposed to be about local people getting...
District Policing Partnership are supposed to be about local people getting...
The District Council is currently seeking protected status of the park...
The District Council is currently seeking protected status of the park...
This work has been undertaken by the British Sign Language and Linguistic Access Working Group. Although the work has been facilitated by the Scottish Government, the group is independent of Government and has ...
Statistics relating to the waiting times of urgently referred patients diagnosed with cancer during July-September 2008.
Statistics relating to the waiting times of urgently referred patients diagnosed with cancer during July-September 2008.
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Nicola Lloyd, our Director of Analysis, has written this article about our research for the February 2009 issue of the Social Research Association...
Businesses that mislead the public by claiming they can arrange for unpaid loans, credit card debts or other consumer debts to be written off have been told to stop or face action Justice Minister Bridget Prentice...
Zahida Manzoor CBE has been reappointed as Legal Services Ombudsman and Legal Services Complaints Commissioner for England and Wales by the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice Jack Straw today. She...
A report on reducing the threat of proliferation of dangerous nuclear, radiological, biological and chemical materials and expertise is published by the government today.
This consultation started on 13th February 2009 and ends on 8th May 2009.
The area of the law with which this guidance concerns itself lays down requirements that ensure that any migration of chemicals...
This consultation started on 16th February 2009 and ends on 1st May 2009.
1.1 Since its launch in 2005, our Digital Dividend Review (DDR) has considered how to make the spectrum freed up by digital switchover...
This consultation started on 16th February 2009 and ends on 11th May 2009.
This consultation proposes further amendments to the Environmental Noise (England) Regulations 2006 and seeks views on those proposed...
This consultation started on 16th February 2009 and ends on 11th May 2009.
This joint Defra, DECC, Environment Agency and WAG consultation invites your comments on the second phase of the Environmental ...
This consultation started on 2nd December 2009 and ends on 10th April 2009.
Consultation extended to 10 April 2009
On 2 December 2008 regarding the proposed draft Contaminants in Food (Wales) Regulations...
Speaking to the Council for Foreign Relations, New York, on February 17 2009, Business Secretary Peter Mandelson will say:
Asked whether there was anything the Prime Minister was looking to get onto the G20 agenda, the PMS replied that it was likely that the Prime Minister would talk more about this later this week. The Prime Minister...
Asked whether there was anything the Prime Minister was looking to get onto the G20 agenda, the PMS replied that it was likely that the Prime Minister would talk more about this later this week. The Prime Minister...
Asked whether there was anything the Prime Minister was looking to get onto the G20 agenda, the PMS replied that it was likely that the Prime Minister would talk more about this later this week. The Prime Minister...
Asked whether the Prime Minister was satisfied that a higher proportion of the work involved in the intercity express programme will not be carried out in the UK, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister was satisfied...
Asked whether the Prime Minister was satisfied that a higher proportion of the work involved in the intercity express programme will not be carried out in the UK, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister was satisfied...
Asked whether the Prime Minister was satisfied that a higher proportion of the work involved in the intercity express programme will not be carried out in the UK, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister was satisfied...
Asked whether there were any issues that the Prime Minister wished to raise with the Pope, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister, not as Prime Minister but as Chancellor, had met the Pope on two previous occasions...
Asked whether there were any issues that the Prime Minister wished to raise with the Pope, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister, not as Prime Minister but as Chancellor, had met the Pope on two previous occasions...
Asked whether there were any issues that the Prime Minister wished to raise with the Pope, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister, not as Prime Minister but as Chancellor, had met the Pope on two previous occasions...
Asked whether any news was expected on plans for Northern Rock to become a net lender, the PMS replied that this was a matter for the Treasury. original source.
Asked whether any news was expected on plans for Northern Rock to become a net lender, the PMS replied that this was a matter for the Treasury. original source.
Asked whether any news was expected on plans for Northern Rock to become a net lender, the PMS replied that this was a matter for the Treasury. original source.
Asked for the Prime Minister’s view on tax havens in light of Christian Aid’s call for a clampdown on tax havens, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister had set out his views on this repeatedly, most...
Asked for the Prime Minister’s view on tax havens in light of Christian Aid’s call for a clampdown on tax havens, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister had set out his views on this repeatedly, most...
Asked whether the Prime Minister agreed with David Cameron that the Lloyds/HBOS merger now looked like a mistake and whether he has any regrets about the speed in which it was put through, the PMS replied that ...
Asked whether the Prime Minister agreed with David Cameron that the Lloyds/HBOS merger now looked like a mistake and whether he has any regrets about the speed in which it was put through, the PMS replied that ...
Asked whether the Prime Minister agreed with David Cameron’s view that there should be a 2,000 cap on bonuses, the PMS replied that our general position on bonuses was that firstly, with respect to Lloyds...
Asked whether the Prime Minister agreed with David Cameron’s view that there should be a 2,000 cap on bonuses, the PMS replied that our general position on bonuses was that firstly, with respect to Lloyds...
Asked whether the Prime Minister thought the job cuts at Mini had been done in a fair way, the PMS replied that this was clearly disappointing news and that the government is doing and will do everything it can...
Asked whether the Prime Minister thought the job cuts at Mini had been done in a fair way, the PMS replied that this was clearly disappointing news and that the government is doing and will do everything it can...
Asked whether the Prime Minister agreed with the need for a global financial regulator, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled journalists that our general position was that we certainly ...
Asked whether the Prime Minister agreed with the need for a global financial regulator, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled journalists that our general position was that we certainly ...