This consultation started on 5th May 2009 and ends on 28th July 2009.
ParcAberporth, is being developed by the Welsh Assembly Government as a Centre of Excellence for research, testing, development, demonstration...
This consultation started on 12th May 2009 and ends on 4th August 2009.
This consultation builds upon decisions about proposals taken following an earlier consultation in 2005 and sets out for further consideration...
This consultation started on 12th May 2009 and ends on 31st July 2009.
The statutory guidance accompanies the Code and establishes a framework for investigating incidents involving learner travellers to...
This consultation started on 13th May 2009 and ends on 5th August 2009.
This consultation looks at proposed changes to the law regarding alcohol sales.
We'd like your opinions on a proposed new...
This consultation started on 13th May 2009 and ends on 7th August 2009.
A consultation document seeking views on three options for addressing the impact of high concentrations of houses in multiple occupation...
This consultation started on 13th May 2009 and ends on 31st July 2009.
The Code will establish common standards of behaviour, discipline and enforcement for children and young people travelling to and ...
By asking people to help create a questionnaire on various lifestyle issues...
i have just been made unemployed i have been informed that my allowance as a...
Following the recent report from the British Chamber of Commerce critising...
Diversity and equality have no place in the appointment of our politicians....
I m sure that lots of parents will relate to this. If your child isn t being...
Caterham Sevens and similar kit cars often have no provision for a full size...
This will be a day of celebration and reflection, the birthday of the...
'...bring the troops home from Afghanistan. Noting the deteriorating situation in Afghanistan, and the destabilisation of Pakistan arising from the NATO military intervention in the region, and believing that only...
To revise the licensing act 2003. Since the new licensing laws came into...
Amend the above act to make it possible for a member of the royal family to...
We believe that allowing people to work at home on a regular basis will...
I am Luke Derbyshire and recently opened a limited company named 'Pro Gamer...
The Orangatangs are slowly being killed by man,just like the dodo. Please...
Portsdown Hill is a windy ridge already despoiled by unsightly quarrying,...
We live in a society that thinks it's better to remove a problem than solve...
water rates should be put back in with the rent as people cannot afford to...
a Gluten Free diet does not depend solely on Gluten Free bread, biscuits,...
Motor vehicles are a by-product of modern life and serve a useful purpose...
Many parents returning to work would prefer a close family member to care...
Get us noticed once and for all. Emetophobic's we don't have anyone who...
Non resident parents are forced to pay child maintenance regardless of...
Many new teenage drivers are blatently not to be trusted behind the wheel of...
NHS Tayside stopped running a full-time maternity unit at Perth Royal...
Most people are aware that upon renewing their driving licence that...
Introduce a license fee, payable per child, for people that want to have...
All UK cinemas have to pay huge sums of money for films they play to the...
Betting on dog racing has led to overbreeding of greyhounds, other...
'...Write off student fees debt for those students who started paying top up fees and are now struggling to find jobs due to recession.' -- Matthew Wallace
we urge the government to increase the drinking age to 21 in an effort to...
Unpaid internships and work experience placements for school and university...
If the Prime minister is trying to get us to be more green, why is it that...
extend discounted travel for students in sixth forms, who currently cannot...
apparently if you are underpaid by this government they dont have to repay...
Cycling in UK is dangerous. Our economy is declining. Our climate is...
To ask the Prime Minister and this Labour Goverment to cease the agism in...
In February 2009 thousands of UK citizens lost their life savings through...
Your GP can at present strike you from their patient list simply by stating...
GNER were running it, folded and had to hand it back. National Express took...
The government must take a leading stand by changing policy in order to set...
How often do you go into a store and see a food you think is suitable for...
Halal Food Authority have been a privileged member of the Group which...
My partner and myself run our own wildlife rescue charity in SE London. We...
'...Replace Community Support Officers with proper police officers, who are more effective' -- Alexander Moisley
The industry-led Industrial Biotechnology Innovation and Growth Team (IB-IGT) chaired by Ian Shott today published its report setting out its vision for industrial biotechnology (IB) by 2025 and its recommendations...
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has recently commissioned a radio advertisement in the south west of England to appeal to fishermen to wear their lifejackets whilst on deck.
Text speak is a ridiculous form of communication, which looks extremely...
On protecting Child killers/abusers, with new identities, new life and 24/7...
Involved in overstating expenses and stealing from the tax payer including...
All persons looking after animals (both commercial and domestic) should be...
I propose that a national register of dogs is set up with mandatory...
Acne is a ugly skin disease which can destroy ones self confidence, cause...
I keep seeing an advert saying that the cars of people who fail to tax them...
The Queen has been pleased to approve the appointment of Kenneth Blades Parker, Esq., Q.C., to be a Justice of the High Court with effect from 2 October 2009 on the retirement of Mr. Justice McKinnon. ...
Seaside resort beats Helsinki and Valencia to win Europe's top award for enterprise
Asked if there was any discussion on the economy in Cabinet and if the Prime Minister had any views on the latest forecasts, or if he sensed things might be turning around, the PMS said we stood by our forecasts...
Asked if the Prime Minster retained full confidence in the Speaker, the PMS said that the Speaker was appointed by the Commons, not the Government and that the Prime Minister supported the will of the Commons and...
Asked what the Prime Minister would be highlighting in his speech, the PMS said that the Prime Minister would be mentioning asset recovery and changing the burden of proof on convicted criminals to include not ...
Asked if the Prime Minister was prepared to consider disciplinary action against any members of his Government over expenses, the PMS said that the Government had been answering questions in relation to this consistently...
Asked why, when the PMS had announced that both James Purnell and Hazel Blears were involved in the Jobs for the Future announcement, Hazel Blears had not attended, the PMS replied the announcement was the following...
Asked if the Prime Minister had a reaction to the timing and nature of the jobs figures released today, the PMS said that on timing, it was entirely a matter for the ONS and had nothing to do with the Government...
Asked if the letter sent by President Obama concerning US intelligence had been discussed by the Prime Minister and Nancy Pelosi in their meeting this morning, the PMS said that the letter from the Obama administration...
Asked whether the Prime Minister thought that any members of his Cabinet or party should be writing out cheques to repay their expenses, the Prime Minister s Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that on questions...
The Queen has been pleased to appoint Her Grace the Duchess of Northumberland as Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant for the County of Northumberland upon the retirement of Sir John Riddell Bt CVO.
Biographical...
Briefing by the Prime Minister s spokesman on: Hazel Blears, MPs expenses, crime speech, Speaker and economy
Hazel BlearsAsked why, when the PMS had announced that both James Purnell and Hazel Blears...
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The Prime Minister has outlined a wide-ranging new strategy on crime that identifies new challenges facing the UK and action the Government plans to take to...
Briefing by the Prime Minister s spokesman on: MPs expenses, US Intelligence and unemployment
MPs’ ExpensesAsked whether the Prime Minister thought that any members of his Cabinet or party should...
MPs’ expenses, unemployment and Sri Lanka were on the agenda at today s PMQs.
The Prime Minister also took questions on Corus, rural...
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Social enterprises in the UK have been urged to bid for Government funding to create thousands of jobs for young people.
The Prime Minister held talks...
The Prime Minister welcomed the Deputy Prime Minister of Qatar to a reception in Downing Street to mark the inauguration of a terminal for importing liquefied natural gas.
Abdallah Bin Hamad Al-Atiyah, ...
A new strategy to engage with and support the voluntary and community sector - the 'third sector' - was unveiled today by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
A new visitor centre to help bring alive the mystery and majesty of Stonehenge, the UK's internationally renowned World Heritage Site, was given the go-ahead in principle today by the Government. ...
Olympic programme remains on budget - £324m investment in village but overall cost forecasts across programme fall by £179m
The Cabinet Office has appointed Andrew Stott to the new role of Director of Digital Engagement, a position created to take forward the Power of Information agenda.
The government has set out plans to put social enterprises at the heart of its drive to create new jobs and business through the downturn and deliver public services more effectively.
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This data shows the NHS' progress in tackling the waiting times for diagnostic tests like scans. The monthly data published today gives the waiting times for 15 key diagnostic tests carried out in the NHS. &...
A new taskforce of health professionals working together to spot early signs of violence and abuse against women and girls, investigate the scale of the problem and ensure victims across the NHS get the support ...
A major UN treaty that will enshrine the human rights of disabled people will soon be ratified by the UK, Jonathan Shaw, Minister for Disabled People, announced today.
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A new taskforce of health professionals working together to spot early signs of violence and abuse against women and girls, investigate the scale of the problem and ensure victims across the NHS get the support ...
A ban on irresponsible drinks promotions including "all you can drink for £10", speed drinking competitions and "dentist's chairs" - pouring alcohol directly into people's mouths...
A National Audit Office report has praised the Ministry of Defence's performance in supporting high-intensity operations under challenging conditions.
Research from the Central Office of Information (COI) and the Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB) reveals that advertising effectiveness can be improved depending on the accent it uses.
HM The Queen has appointed Peter William Clarke QC to be a Circuit Judge on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP. The Right Honourable The Lord Judge, Lord Chief Justice of England...
Consultation report on the Adoption (Disclosure of Medical Information about Natural Parents) Regulations
Consultation report on the Adoption (information and disclosure of informaiton) Regulations
Consultation report on the Adoption (Supervision requirement reports) Regulations
Achieving Smoke-free Mental Health Services in Scotland - responses
The following statement provides information on the EU Informal Competitiveness Council which took place in Prague on 5 May 2009, at which my official Claire Durkin director of Europe International Trade and ...
In March 2008 the Government asked the Low Pay Commission to produce their next report on the national minimum wage by the end of February 2009. Due to the exceptional economic circumstances the Low Pay Commission...
On 26 January, I announced to the House the first steps to deploy the Government's online directory—ContactPoint. I can today provide an update on progress in delivering ContactPoint, and outline the next...
I have today published a Consultation Paper, "Park Home Site Licensing—Improving the Management of Park Home Sites", that proposes the introduction of an improved park home site licensing system.
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I have today published a consultation paper that proposes the non-implementation and repeal of the Right to Enfranchise (RTE) provisions in the 2002 Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act (the 2002 Act).
The...
The Government have today published the "Count of Gypsy and Traveller Caravans on 19 January 2009".
Copies have been placed in the Library of the House and can be accessed via the Communities and Local ...
I am today announcing the release of a consultation into proposed changes to the allocation mechanism for years 2 and 3 (2009/10 and 2010/11) of Housing and Planning Delivery Grant (HPDG). HPDG was established...
I have today published the "Probation Board for Northern Ireland Business Plan for 2009-10". The plan sets out the board's key objectives and performance targets for the coming year.
Copies have been placed...
I am today able to announce the annual performance targets for 2009-10 for the two executive agencies of the Department for Work and Pensions. The targets I have agreed are set out below.
Further information...
My honourable friend the Minister of State for Trade, Development and Consumer Affairs (Gareth Thomas) has today made the following Statement.
The following Statement provides information on the EU Informal...
My right honourable friend the Minister of State for Employment Relations and Postal Affairs (Pat McFadden) has today made the following Statement.
In March 2008 the Government asked the Low Pay Commission...
A Northampton company that imports fish has been wound up in the High Court following an investigation by the Government's Companies Investigation Branch (CIB).
A major new package of measures to strengthen consumer protections for tenants living in private rented accommodation is being announced today by Housing Minister Margaret Beckett.
Businesses, charities, voluntary groups and local authorities who have not already contributed to the Government's new race equality consultation are asked to come forward and make their views known. &...
Working with young people to reduce arson and attacks on firefighters, raising fire safety awareness among migrant workers, and encouraging minority groups to consider a career in the service were just some of the...
All new homes will feature inbuilt protection from hot water scalding in baths and will use water more efficiently under measures announced by Housing Minister Iain Wright today.
Local Government Minister John Healey has today confirmed that the Government will take action to tackle excessive council tax increases set this year by two police authorities.
Councils must be 'fully focused' on providing job creation programmes said Local Government Minister John Healey and Employment Minister Tony McNulty in response to a key economic report.
An extra £7.5m will be awarded to English local authorities to help them manage their roads, bridges and other highways assets, Transport Minister Paul Clark announced today.
JOURNEY TIMES SLASHED - MORE TRAINS MORE OFTEN
Large urban areas across England are being given the chance to bid to become the country's first Sustainable Travel City, Transport Minister Paul Clark announced today.
The Serious Organised Crime Agency today published its annual report for the year 2008-09.
An exercise, named 'Exercise Piran', will test the emergency services response to a fire at sea between Roscoff and Plymouth on Wednesday, 13 May. The exercise will involve the Brittany Ferries ship, '...
The Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) announced today that 4 foreign flagged ships were under detention in UK ports during April 2009 after failing Port State Control (PSC) inspection.
Stornoway Coastguard Rescue Helicopter went to assist a sinking fishing vessel this afternoon and while deploying a pump from the helicopter both the fisherman and the winchman both went in the water as the vessel...
At 7.37pm Forth Coastguard launched an extensive search for a missing angler from Dunbar Harbour. Unfortunately there has been no sign of the man and the search has been called off tonight.