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Ms E Butcher v Surrey County Council: UKEAT/0022/19/LA
Deferring Ofsted inspections
Compliance checks for penalties of inaccuracies in returns or documents (CC/FS7a)
Ms S Fox v South Essex Academy Trust: UKEAT/0093/19/RN
Mrs M Itulu v London Fire Commissioner: UKEAT/0298/18/BA
Public urged to check flood risk as high tides continue
New digital tool enables easier energy and carbon reporting
PM call with PM Conte: 13 March 2020
PM call with Chancellor Angela Merkel: 13 March 2020
BEIS in the budget
New adult social care guidance to protect the most vulnerable against COVID-19
Hyundai 360 excavator: vehicle seizure notice
COVID-19: residential care, supported living and home care guidance
Digital and agile foundation course
The Environment Bill: RPC opinion
The Value Added Tax (Drugs and Medicines) Order 2020 Tax Information Impact Note
British Embassy commemorates the Queen’s Birthday Party
Financial health notice to improve: Vision West Nottinghamshire College
Financial health notice to improve: Coventry College
Economic secretary speech to the ABCUL
Civil news: providers praise new online ‘Apply’ tool
Culture Minister leads calls to save Welsh medieval scientific manuscript
This instrument contains provisions necessary to give full effect to the 2020 benefits and pensions up-rating exercise.
The Court of Appeal (Recording and Broadcasting) Order 2013 (“the 2013 Order”) makes provision allowing for proceedings in the Court of Appeal to be recorded and for recordings to be broadcast, with some exceptions, including an exception for proceedings on an appeal from a decision in family proceedings (or an application for permission to appeal from a decision in family proceedings). This Order amends the 2013 Order by removing the words which except an appeal from, or application for permission to appeal from, a decision in family proceedings, so that proceedings in the Court of Appeal on such an appeal or application may be recorded and broadcast in the same way as other proceedings covered by the 2013 Order.
Section 67B of the Courts Act 2003 (c. 39) (“the 2003 Act”) provides for rules of court to be able to provide for the exercise of relevant judicial functions (as defined in section 67A of the 2003 Act) by members of court staff who have such qualifications as are required by the rules and who are authorised by the Lord Chief Justice to perform relevant judicial functions. These Rules provide for the exercise of functions in relation to civil proceedings only, and subject to certain restrictions and general provisions set out in rule 3. The functions which may be exercised by authorised court officers are set out in the Schedule to the Rules, and are in two categories – those which may be performed by any authorised court officer, and those which may be performed only by an authorised court officer who is legally qualified. This essentially mirrors the position in relation to the exercise of functions of the court by justices’ clerks and assistants to justices’ clerks prior to the abolition of those roles by the Courts and Tribunals (Judiciary and Functions of Staff) Act 2018 (c. 33).
These Regulations amend the National Insurance Contributions Act 2014 (c.7) (“the Act”). Persons who incur liabilities to pay secondary Class 1 National Insurance contributions during a tax year are entitled under section 1 of the Act to claim an allowance, known as the “employment allowance”, which they can deduct from their payments in respect of these liabilities. Regulation 2 amends section 1(2)(a) of the Act so as to increase the maximum amount of the employment allowance from £3,000 to £4,000 for the tax year 2020-21 and subsequent tax years.
These Regulations amend the Healthy Start Scheme and Welfare Food (Amendment) Regulations 2005 (S.I. 2005/3262) (“the principal Regulations”) and the Welfare Food Regulations 1996 (S.I. 1996/1434) (“the 1996 Regulations”). These Regulations also make amendments to other secondary legislation in consequence of the amendments made to the 2005 Regulations and following the commencement of section 27 of the Scotland Act 2016 on 8 February 2019 which devolved powers over functions in relation to welfare foods to the Scottish Ministers.
Export pig meat and pig meat products to Malaysia: certificate 1373
IDG40620 - Sharing information outside of HMRC: disclosure in insolvency cases: enquiries from the Official Receiver
SPIR4170 - Technical guidance: Can a distiller receive feedstock from other excise traders?
Aircraft Accident Report AAR 1/2020 - Piper PA-46-310P Malibu, N264DB, 21 January 2019
Notice 252: valuation of imported goods for customs purposes, VAT and trade statistics
IDG40610 - Sharing information outside of HMRC: disclosure in insolvency cases: general
BEIS: workforce management information, January 2020
SWLP 21: 210 Litre Steel Drums Transported by Road on code XL Rated Trailers
SWLP 22: Soft sided Packaging (FIBCs) Transported by Road on Code XL rated Trailers
Education Secretary speech at ASCL's Annual Conference
Export day old turkey poults to Kenya: certificate 4788
Professor Sir Duncan Wingham, Executive Chair of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and Professor of Climate Physics at University College London has received a knighthood for services to climate...
Our vision is statistics that serve the public good. To realise this vision, the people who produce statistics must be capable, strategic and professional. They must, in short, show leadership. Effective statistical...
London Plan: letter from the Secretary of State for Housing
Should an oral hearing be impacted by the coronavirus?
Spain Travel Advice: Foreign Office statement
Chancellor and Bank of England Governor hold Coronavirus banking industry summit
Closed: Financial health notice to improve: Kensington and Chelsea College
Financial health notice to improve: Vision West Nottinghamshire College
Financial health notice to improve: Coventry College
Councils given £1.2 million for innovative digital projects
AAIB Report: Piper PA-46-310P Malibu, N264DB, 21st January 2019
Nutrition legislation information sources
Mr A Fellows v Dr Jeremy Plumb and Torpoint Community College: 1401663/2019
Mr J Faraday v Vivid Housing Ltd: 1402669/2019
Road Investment Strategy 2 (RIS2): 2020 to 2025
Mr A Money v Tesco Stores Ltd: 1405955/2019
Mr A Robertson v Secretary of State for Business Innovation and Skills: 1403023/2019
Mr D Gratton v DHL Services Ltd: 1402598/2019
Mr F Hamilton v Briggs Marine Ltd: 1403467/2019
Mr J Barnes v Whitbread plc: 1402971/2019
Mr N Dilworth v Citizens Advice Plymouth: 1404061/2019
Mrs K Buddie and Others v UNISON: 1403061/2018 and Others
Ms J Griffiths v Communication Workers Union (CWU): 1402968/2018
Active disease surveillance: TSE statistics
Smarter rules for safer food: what we are doing
Coronavirus (COVID-19) and prisons
Mr Mark Scanlon v Unisoft SMA (UK) Ltd: 3300072/2020
Energy trends: October to December 2019
The National Archives currently remains open to visitors with no change to our visiting hours, with exhibitions, events and other activities going ahead as scheduled.
We are encouraging visitors to check...
London Plan: letter from the Secretary of State for Housing
Foreign flagged ships detained in the UK during February 2020
World class nuclear skills in spotlight at awards ceremony
Coronavirus support for employees, benefit claimants and businesses
UK statement on the occasion of International Women’s Day
HMRC urges people to prepare for Capital Gains Tax payment change
Inquiry finds mismanagement at charity that funded failed film project
Laura McCleary and others v Birmingham City Council: 1312760/2012 and others
Marie Fagan and others v Birmingham City Council: 1312653/2012 and others
Mavis Morris and others v Birmingham City Council: 1312707/2012 and others
Nasra Parveen and others v Birmingham City Council: 1312724/2012 and others
Sandra Jones and others v Birmingham City Council: 1312690/2012 and others
Send your exemption election report for collective investment vehicles to HMRC
Mr M R Sabir and Mr M A Sabir v Schaeffler (UK) Ltd: 1801155/2016 and 1801156/2016
Coronavirus (COVID-19): courts and tribunals planning and preparation
Mrs G Grafton and Mrs L Nutt v Dale Products (Plastics) Ltd: 1807356/2019 and 1800008/2020
Ms D Haddock v Mr D Robertshaw T/a News Affair: 1806693/2019
Miss L Laycy v Ms A Schofield (T/a Disability Roadmap) and Imagineer UK CIC: 1804650/2019
60 Milner Street, Radcliffe, M26 3TH:MAN/00BM/LAC/2019/0004
Mr D Neave v N & C Pubs Ltd (in liquidation): 4106418/2019
Ronald James Mainwaring & Michael James Mainwaring T/A Mainwaring Buses, and Michael James Mainwaring
Ofsted annual fostering data collection
Circle Health/BMI Healthcare merger inquiry
2020 Clinical Excellence Awards round opens
Today the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse has published its latest report, which can be found at www.iicsa.org.uk.
This report relates to its investigation into the role of the...
Following concerns about Smart Motorway safety, I asked my Department to review the evidence and, if needed, bring forward recommendations. Today I am publishing that work and taking the action necessary to ensure...
Company Names Tribunal decision: Gas Safe Plumbing Limited
CTM90602 - Corporation tax self-assessment (CTSA): Claims and elections: Introduction
Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics: March 2020
Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics (experimental): June 2020
UK productivity analysis: March 2020
Woodland natural capital accounts, UK: supplementary information
National Accounts articles: Analysis of revisions in Blue Books and Pink Books 2019
Appointments in General Practice January 2020
Directors of public health in England
Consented addresses for childminders and domestic childcare
HMRC late payment interest rates to be revised after Bank of England reduces rate
Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics (experimental): September 2020
Our vision is statistics that serve the public good. To realise this vision, the people who produce statistics must be capable, strategic and professional. They must, in short, show leadership. Effective statistical...
Make your Sport Relief donation go further with Gift Aid
Foreign Secretary statement following US airstrikes in Iraq
The 2020 close season for coarse fishing commences