Consultation responses

Foreign Office Minister, Bill Rammell, will visit Uzbekistan from the 2nd to 3rd March.   

[This is the transcript of one of the Prime Minister's occasional press conferences; these are the words of the Prime Minister giving a statement and answering the questions of journalists. Unlike the PMOS's briefings...

Tony Blair announced an increase in the national minimum wage in his monthly press conference. The Prime Minister also replied to questions on the Irish peace process, MRSA statistics, and the response to Syria following the assassination of a former Lebanese prime minister.

New statistics show a marked improvement in the number of cancers detected by breast screening.

Police numbers have topped 140,000 for the first time ever. This is an increase of more than 3000 on 12 months ago.

Infrastructure Investment Plan

Police numbers have topped 140,000 for the first time ever, providing a record number of officers to police communities and provide reassurance to the public, Home Office Minister Hazel Blears announced...

1.4 million women screened in England last year   

Guaranteed pay rise for 1.3 million low paid workers   

Joint DTI and Cabinet Office Release   

The Queen has been pleased to approve that Robert William Ainsworth MP, be sworn of Her Majesty's most honourable Privy Council.

Infrastructure Investment Plan

The Prime Minister announced an increase in the national minimum wage in his monthly press conference.

The Ministry of Defence today awarded the contract to build a brand new warship to VT Group, as production began on another vessel, the third Type 45 Destroyer HMS Diamond, at the Portsmouth shipyard.   

STATISTICAL PRESS NOTICE   

1.4 million women screened in England last year   

Asked if the Second Report of the Prime Minister's Strategy Unit was "just glorified spin", coming when it did before a general election, the PMOS replied that the journalist seemed to know the date of the...

Asked why Lord Falconer and Baroness Morgan "set out" his Parliamentary Written Answer of 17th March 2003, the PMOS said that as he had said in the morning lobby, he was not going to get involved in commenting...

Put to him the Leader of the Opposition had blamed the Prime Minister for the rise of MRSA, because of his support for targets, the PMOS said he was not getting into a dialogue with the Leader of the Opposition....

Asked if the PMOS was aware of any statement from the Attorney General regarding the court martial yesterday regarding abuse cases, the PMOS said he was not aware....

Asked in light of the Met Commissioner's remarks about the Madrid bomb, if Ministers had been given warning about the dangers of an attack before or during an election, the PMOS said he had been asked a similar ...

Asked if there had been a discussion at Cabinet this morning regarding future legislative programme, the PMOS said Cabinet discussed the future legislative programme all the time. Asked if the Queen's Speech had...

The Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) informed journalists that the Prime Minister, along with Patricia Hewitt and Adair Turner of the Low Pay Commission, would announce the Government's response to the...

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Press Conference/Minimum Wage announcement, Legislative Programme, Terror Attack, Court Martial, MRSA, Attorney General Statement and Strategy Unit.

This report provides an analysis of the written responses to the Retention of Organs at Post Mortem: Review Group Phase 3 Report consultation

This report provides an analysis of the written responses to the Retention of Organs at Post Mortem: Review Group Phase 3 Report consultation

This report provides an analysis of written consultation responses to the consultation 'Legislation Relating to Organ and Tissue Donation and Transplantation'

This report provides an analysis of written consultation responses to the consultation 'Legislation Relating to Organ and Tissue Donation and Transplantation'

This report provides an analysis of the written responses to the consultation 'Legislation Relating to Hospital Post-Mortem Examinations'

This report provides an analysis of the written responses to the consultation 'Legislation Relating to Hospital Post-Mortem Examinations'

This report provides an analysis of the written responses to the 'Consultation on Existing Provisions and Licencing Arrangements of the Anatomy Act 1984'

This report provides an analysis of the written responses to the 'Consultation on Existing Provisions and Licencing Arrangements of the Anatomy Act 1984'

Ensuring the safe and ethical development of new technologies so that their benefits can be rapidly gained is a priority for the Government, Lord Sainsbury, Science and Innovation Minister, said today ...

Pension Protection Fund   

Economy rose by 0.7% in 2004 Q4

The DTI today launched a consultation on the EU's draft Consumer Credit Directive.   

The Commission for Africa's report will be published on 11 March the Prime Minister has announced.

I have been told by some health staff that you can now see a queue of ministerial cars outside each accident and emergency department, and that that queue is only outnumbered by the number of ambulances waiting ...

Since launching in June, we've made hundreds of small improvements to the site. However, the cold winter nights have sparked an explosion of activity, and we've launched a slew of new features in response to requests...