The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today launched a new web-based tool to assist SME's track and assess how well they are managing their own health and safety performance supported by the DTI's Small...

The Foreign Office today revised its Travel Advice for Pakistan to advise against all but essential travel to the Sui area because of recent incidents of tribal violence and mortar attacks on the Sui gas...

More than GBP200 million will be spent on children's play areas, the Government has announced.

Civil and family court users said they received a higher standard of service in those courts which had achieved a Charter Mark than in those without the national customer service badge of excellence, according...

A high pressure sales operation marketing timeshare on narrowboats has been wound up following a DTI investigation.   

Two brothers who run a Woking estate agency have been banned from working as estate agents after taking advantage of a vulnerable client for their own financial gain.   

Foreign Office Minister Denis MacShane today expressed concern about the case of Belarusian opposition candidate, Mikhail Marinich, who has been convicted on charges of theft and sentenced to five years...

Asked about reports that the Government was urging the US to lay out a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq, the PMOS said that he had set out the position yesterday, and more importantly so had the Prime Minister...

Asked if the Prime Minister or any other Ministers had plans to visit servicemen injured in Iraq, the PMOS reminded journalists that Geoff Hoon had visited Selly Oak in the early stages of the Iraq operation. He...

The Foreign Office today revised its Travel Advice for Sri Lanka. We are no longer advising against all but essential travel to areas affected by the tsunami along Sri Lanka's eastern and southern coasts...

'The whole family are absolutely delighted at the safe return of my father Anthony Blake from Thailand. We feared the worst having not had any contact from him. However we have now found that he wrote ...

Tony Blair gave an update on the tsunami casualty figures during his weekly Prime Minister's Question Time.

More than £200 million will be spent on children's play areas, the Government has announced.

Motorcycles, quad bikes and four-wheel drive vehicles will have their access to public rights of way restricted under new legislation.

The Prime Minister has sent his very best wishes to the British Muslim community on the celebration of Eid al-Adha and the annual Hajj.

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Injured Servicemen and Iraq Timetable.

A new professional network for Civil Service communicators linked to the Professional Skills for Government initiative and the broader aims of the Civil Service reform agenda was outlined today. Speaking...

The Government today reaffirmed its commitment to revitalising children's play areas up and down the country with a huge investment from across lottery distributors.   

Inappropriate use of public rights of way by mechanically propelled vehicles will be curtailed via legislation, Rural Affairs Minister Alun Michael confirmed today.   

Chief Nursing Officer Christine Beasley today chairs a 'Learning from the Best' conference attended by 80 people involved in infection control from hospitals at home and abroad, to help share good practice...

A dishonest bankrupt who ran up huge debts by borrowing money and gambling it on the stock market was jailed for six weeks following a DTI prosecution.   

Asked if the Army might not take a pro-active approach in discovering cases of abuse by its troops, or a further investigation of events at Camp "Breadbasket" the PMOS said that there was a danger in getting...

Asked to explain the Prime Minister's statement at PMQs that British troops would remain in Iraq until Iraq could look after its own security, the PMOS said that as he had said this morning and has the Government...

The Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) told journalists the latest casualty figures for the Tsunami in South East Asia. So far 274 UK citizens were presumed to be victims, 53 of which had been confirmed ...

The London Fire Brigade museum will be commemorating the part played by their war heroes thanks to a new lottery grant.

The Queen has been pleased to approve that John Francis Hodgess, the Lord Roper, be sworn of Her Majesty's most honourable Privy Council.

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Tsunami Figures, Iraq and Alleged Abuse.

Metronet Rail BCV Limited has been fined £5,000 at the City of London Magistrates' Court yesterday following a prosecution brought by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) after a contract cleaner sustained...

Tony Blair gave an update on the tsunami casualty figures during his weekly Prime Minister's Question.

The results of an independent review into Gibraltar's Financial Services Commission (FSC) are published today by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.