The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) signed a new agreement today (29 June) with Microsoft Ltd to ensure a modern and efficient IT system. The deal, worth approximately £6m over the next three years...

Asked when the Government expected to publish its Civil Service bill, the PMOS said that so far a draft bill had been published, that remained the case....

Asked about whether the policy on deportations to Zimbabwe was being reviewed, the PMOS said that he had said yesterday that the Government's policy hadn't changed and it was still the Government's policy to consider...

Asked about Bob Geldof's comments that he would be talking with members of the G8 in Gleneagles next week and whether that was true, the PMOS said we would talk about G8 and what would happen there at the appropriate...

Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with John Denham that in order to get the ID cards bill through both Houses of Parliament, the Government would have to make serious concessions, the Prime Minister's Official ...

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: ID Cards, G8, Zimbabwe and Civil Service Bill.

Findings from the Wave 3 post campaign evaluation of the Drugs Misuse Campaign 2004.

Joining the AIDS Walk for Life with Congress President Sonia Gandhi will be one of the highlights of Hilary Benn's visit to India next week, where he will also see how the UK's £250 million support to ...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported by the Department...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Scotland can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people throughout the region can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled 'The Rough Guide to a Better World' ...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in the East of England can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in the North West can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Wales can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported ...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in the South West can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Cumbria can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in London can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in the North East can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Lancashire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Greater Manchester can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Merseyside can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Cheshire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Berkshire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Buckinghamshire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is ...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in East Sussex can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Hampshire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Kent can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported by...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Oxfordshire can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in Surrey can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

Rough Guides, has published a new guide on global development that explains how people in West Sussex can help in the fight against world poverty. The free book entitled The Rough Guide to a Better World is supported...

The UK will spend £96 million over the next three years to help countries in the Caribbean combat poverty and reach the Millennium Development Goals, announced Gareth Thomas, International Development ...

The Department for International Development will provide £100,000 in humanitarian aid for people affected by the series of storms and typhoons that have hit the Philippines over the last two weeks. The...

As a first step in Britain's pledge to increase aid to Africa in 2005 the UK Government today announced a six-year £100m programme of support to the health service in Malawi. The UK Department for International...

An airlift of vehicles from the UK this week will boost the African Union mission in its bid to resolve the crisis in Darfur, Sudan.   

Secretary of State for International Development Hilary Benn today called for radical changes to the international humanitarian system so it can respond faster and more effectively to emergencies like the current...

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The UK government is to give at least £15m to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day.   

The Government today announced a further £35 million to help the victims of the Asian earthquake that struck on Boxing Day. This brings the UK's total contribution to £50 million, making the...

The Department for International Development (DFID) today publishes a new policy paper on the problems of providing effective aid to millions of people living in poverty in states beset by poor governance, insecurity...

An unprecedented outpouring of compassion and concern generated by the Asian Tsunami should be harnessed to reduce the risk of future disasters, International Development Minister Gareth Thomas will tell the World...

Hilary Benn, the Secretary of State at the Department for International Development (DFID) will visit East Kilbride on Monday 24th January and open Abercrombie House, the expanded, upgraded, DFID Headquarters in...

Global issues like trade and development will be incorporated into traditional subjects like maths, history, biology and PE thanks to the support of the North West Global Education Network launched today by Lord...

Students at a Langdon Park School called International Development Secretary Hilary Benn as an "expert witness" for their project on global issues.   

The Budget takes new steps to stimulate regional growth in the South West, support improved local authority services, promote devolved decision making and strengthen regional institutions. The Government's long-...

The Budget takes new steps to stimulate regional growth in the West Midlands, support improved local authority services, promote devolved decision making and strengthen regional institutions. The Government's long...

Budget 2005   

The Budget takes new steps to stimulate regional growth in the South East, support improved local authority services, promote devolved decision making and strengthen regional institutions. The Government's long-...

The Chancellor announced today a series of measures that promote stability, higher productivity, employment, fairness and improved public services in Scotland. The Government's long-term goal is for the UK to achieve...

Budget 2005   

Budget 2005   

Budget 2005   

Budget 2005   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a-compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

Shari'a compliant financial products were given a boost by two new measures announced in yesterday's Budget:   

The Government is committed to working with agencies in Cornwall to continue to support Cornish economic growth, the Economic Secretary to the Treasury - John Healey MP - reaffirmed today on a visit to Cornwall.   

Islamic consumers will benefit from new legislation before Parliament today that aims to create a level playing field for the regulation of Shari'a compliant home finance products.   

Financial Secretary to the Treasury, John Healey MP, today marked the latest stage in the Learning and Skills Council's programme to improve skills across the region when he launched the new Centre of Vocational...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Proposals to counter perceived cronyism in the public appointments system, and improve the investigation of complaints against local government councillors, are put forward in a radical report published by the Committee...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Merseyside fights the arson battle   

Cheshire fights the arson battle   

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Emergency services, councils and local people must work together on early intervention with young, potential fire-setters if we are to rid our streets of the blight of burnt-out buildings and vehicles, according...

Five local authorities in Yorkshire & the Humber were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

Six East of England local authorities were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

North West local authorities were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

Local authorities in London were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

17 West Midland local authorities were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

Details of the second round of Local Area Agreements were confirmed today by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM).   

SIX NORTH EAST local authorities were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

Local authorities in the South West were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

East Midlands local authorities were today invited to begin discussions with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister about radically simplifying their target-setting and funding arrangements.   

Tenants in social housing deserve decent homes, Housing Minister Yvette Cooper said in Harrogate today.   

Seven councils across England have been asked to develop housing PFI schemes worth around £500m and involving the refurbishment and building of more than 5000 social homes.   

Tenants in social housing deserve decent homes, Housing Minister Yvette Cooper said in Harrogate today.   

Seven more councils - including Oldham and Manchester - have been asked to develop housing PFI schemes worth around £500m involving refurbishment and building more than 5,000 social homes.   

Tenants in social housing deserve decent homes, Housing Minister Yvette Cooper said in Harrogate today.   

Chorley, Pendle, Rossendale, Stockport, Manchester and Oldham in line to benefit   

Tenants in social housing deserve decent homes, Housing Minister Yvette Cooper said in Harrogate today.   

Tenants in social housing deserve decent homes, Housing Minister Yvette Cooper said in Harrogate today.   

Seven more councils have been asked to develop housing PFI schemes worth around £500m and involving the refurbishment and building of more than 5000 social homes.   

Tenants in social housing deserve decent homes and the Government is committed to improving housing and building new homes for the next generation, said Housing Minister Yvette Cooper speaking at the Chartered Institute...

Planning authorities are responding well to the Government's drive to improve and modernise their services Planning Minister Yvette Cooper said today.   

Planning authorities are responding well to the Government's drive to improve and modernise their services Planning Minister Yvette Cooper said today.   

Planning authorities are responding well to the Government's drive to improve and modernise their services, Planning Minister Yvette Cooper said today.   

Planning authorities are responding well to the Government's drive to improve and modernise their services Planning Minister Yvette Cooper said today.   

Planning authorities are responding well to the Government's drive to improve and modernise their services Planning Minister Yvette Cooper said today.   

Planning authorities are responding well to the Government's drive to improve and modernise their services Planning Minister Yvette Cooper said today.   

Regeneration of the largest industrial estate in Europe received a boost today with the visit of Minister for Local Government and Neighbourhood Renewal Phil Woolas. He visited the Park Royal Partnership in West...

Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott has ruled that an ex-German navy vessel that has been converted to a houseboat can remain on its mooring at Riverbank, Shoreham By Sea, West Sussex.   

Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott has refused planning permission for a residential development and access at land off Borough Green Road, Ightham, Kent, TH15 9HS, which lies within the Green Belt.   

Kent students will be given a taste of life in the world's elite fighting force, when the Royal Marines Visibility Team puts them through their paces on June 7 (Tuesday).   

Last Saturday (4 June) at Blenheim Palace, the Medmenham Trophy was presented to Chief Warrant Officer Three Richard Black from the Joint Air Reconnaissance and Intelligence Centre at RAF Brampton. Richard (44) ...

The Royal Navy is cooking up a treat for Teesside students as HMS Marlborough is set to sail into Middlesbrough this week.   

It might not be time for the Edinburgh Tattoo but a team from HMS Caledonia is to demonstrate the art of Field Gun Running at a display for the public in Rosyth this Thursday evening (9/6/05).   

An international crisis is developing at Neale Wade Community College in March, Cambridgeshire this week as part of a brand new education programme.   

Make tracks to the Mersey River Festival this weekend for a taste of life in the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Commandos.   

The Royal Navy's Type 22 frigate HMS Cumberland will be visiting Barrow-in-Furness on June 17 to renew her affiliations and connections with the region as the local affiliated ship.   

Students from across the North East will be out to prove they are "up for it" as they "Meet the Marines" on board HMS Ocean this weekend.   

'Camo Live', a brand-new interactive experience for youngsters, is at the heart of the Army's participation in this year's East of England Show, open until Sunday 19th June.   

JOINING the Royal Navy or Royal Marines means you have to be the best - which is why the Chelmsford Royal Navy and Royal Marines Careers Office decided to sponsor the "Best Student" trophy for the top Public Services...

The Royal Navy and Royal Marines will sail into Whitehaven Maritime Festival of the Sea this weekend on a special mission to thrill and entertain.   

For the first time in Royal Marine history, a group of twenty-seven lucky students from South Devon will get a chance to gain some unique 'work experience'.   

Father's Day will come late for one gunner serving in Iraq this summer. But Flight Sergeant (FS) Sid Owens will be able to celebrate both Father's Day and his 50th birthday in style, thanks to a specially arranged...

Students from five South Devon schools and colleges will be 'dipping their toes' in Naval waters this weekend (1-4 July) when they get a chance to climb on-board HMS Exeter while she is anchored in Torbay.   

Royal Navy minehunter HMS Middleton sweeps into the area this weekend on a record-breaking mission.   

The Royal Navy has thrown down the gauntlet in a local school for youngsters to take up its engineering challenge.   

The Royal Navy is adding racing stripes to its uniform next week when Bath University Racing Team (BURT) road test their naval sponsored racing car at Wroughton airfield.   

A Navy Submarine Captain will be returning in style to his old school this week.   

Royal Navy recruits from the North East are set to join the celebrations at next week's International Festival of the Sea (30 June - 3 July).   

Six students from West Herts College who have expressed interest in joining the Royal Navy are attending the three-day International Festival of the Sea (IFOS) at Portsmouth Harbour this weekend.   

Minister for Veterans Don Touhig MP will attend a Remembrance Service in France on Friday, July 1st to commemorate the Battle of the Somme.   

Workplace back injuries affected 386 people in Lincolnshire in 2003/4 according to the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) which is carrying out a blitz of inspections across the county.   

Workplace back injuries affected 448 people in Northamptonshire in 2003/4 according to the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) which is carrying out a blitz of inspections across the county.   

Workplace back injuries affected 575 people in Nottinghamshire in 2003/4 - the highest in the region - according to the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) which is carrying out a blitz of inspections across the county...

David Hamilton MP and Anne Moffat MP supported the launch of the Health & Safety Executive's Better Backs Campaign at the House of Commons today, and called on businesses to take steps to protect workers' backs.   

Marsha Singh MP supported the launch of the Health & Safety Executive's Better backs Campaign at the House of Commons today, and called on businesses to take steps to protect workers' backs.   

Michael Clapham MP supported the launch of the Health & Safety Executive's Better Backs Campaign at the House of Commons today, and called on businesses to take steps to protect workers' backs.   

Michael Weir MP supported the launch of the Health & Safety Executive's Backs! 2005 Campaign at the House of Commons today, and called on businesses to take steps to protect workers' backs.   

Free event hosted by the Health and Safety Executive, Birmingham City Council and Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council on Wednesday 22 June   

Ian Davidson MP supported the launch of the Health & Safety Executive's Backs! 2005 Campaign at the House of Commons today, and called on businesses to take steps to protect workers' backs.   

Andrew Dismore MP supported the launch of the Health & Safety Executive's Better Backs Campaign at the House of Commons yesterday, and called on businesses to take steps to protect workers' backs.   

Mark Lazarowicz MP supported the launch of the Health & Safety Executive's Backs! 2005 Campaign at the House of Commons today, and called on businesses to take steps to protect workers' backs.   

David Lepper MP supported the launch of the Health & Safety Executive's Better Backs Campaign at the House of Commons today, and called on businesses to take steps to protect workers' backs.   

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) will take its biggest ever national campaign - Better Backs - to the Asian business community on Friday night (17 June).   

Linda Gilroy MP supported the launch of the Health & Safety Executive's Better Backs! Campaign at the House of Commons yesterday, and called on businesses to take steps to protect workers' backs.   

Media representatives are invited to join HSE officials at Liverpool John Lennon Airport from 10.00 a.m. on Tuesday 21 June. A photo call of baggage handling procedures will be arranged and an HSE inspector available...

HSE warns kids about hazards of building sites   

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has joined forces with the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) to help raise awareness of back problems at work.   

HSE Inspectors issue warning to Scotland's construction industry   

HSE Inspectors issue warning to Scotland's construction industry   

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and local authorities in the South West are targeting furniture and carpet retailers and delivery companies in a major drive to reduce back injuries at work.   

The Health and Safety Executive, in partnership with the construction industry, is to hold a FREE Safety and Health Awareness Day aimed at building firms who employ less than 15 people.   

June 22 sees the first steps toward establishing a UK wide standard aimed at reducing manual handling injuries within the NHS.   

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and Poole Harbour Commissioners are joining forces to help reduce back injuries at work.   

The Royal Highland Show is to be the launch pad for 'It's Your Life!' aimed at raising awareness about health issues in Scotland's rural communities.   

HSE survey reveals 51% don't take risks seriously in Yorkshire and the Humber   

More than 250 Cumbrian workers - an average of almost five each week - reported injuries to the back or spine last year (2003-04).   

More than 540 Cheshire workers - an average of more than ten each week - reported injuries to the back or spine last year (2003-04).   

More than 600 Cheshire workers - an average of nearly a dozen each week - reported injuries to the back or spine last year (2003-04).   

Nearly 1,500 workers in Greater Manchester - an average approaching 30 each week - reported injuries to the back or spine last year (2003-04).   

More than 700 Lancashire workers - an average of more than thirteen each week - reported injuries to the back or spine last year (2003-04).   

The following cases are due to be brought to court by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).   

Businesses in Witley and Banbury are being given the chance to have their backs watched by Health and Safety (HSE) awareness officers as part of the Better Backs campaign.   

Businesses in Aylesbury and Milton Keynes are being given the chance to have their backs watched by Health and Safety (HSE) awareness officers as part of the Better Backs campaign.   

HSE survey reveals 67% in the South West don't take risks seriously -   

HSE supports Rural Rangers 2005   

The cockle beds on the Pembroke River mudflats will open 1 day a fortnight from 6 July 2005 until 24 August 2005 (further days may be added if a catchable stock remains).   

A new system for improving public safety during construction work and reducing disruption to city life in the run up to Capital of Culture in 2008 will be unveiled at a Liverpool seminar on Thursday (30 June).   

Care Homes Safety Event, Wednesday 6 July, Suffolk College, Ipswich   

As part of a recent working in partnership initiative, the Health and Safety Executive's (HSE) Working Well Together (WWT) campaign, teamed up with Plymouth City Council to improve the health and safety performance...

HSE's Better Backs campaign lands at Blackpool Airport tomorrow (Wednesday 29 June).   

A 'Backs Awareness Workshop' will be the highlight of the South Launch of the Wales Manufacturing Health and Safety Forum this Thursday (30 June) in Cardiff.   

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and the Borough of Poole are targeting furniture and white good retailers in Dorset in a major drive to reduce back injuries at work.   

ConocoPhillips Limited was today fined a total of £895,000 plus full costs of £218,854, at Grimsby Crown Court, after pleading guilty to breaching health and safety legislation at an earlier ...

ConocoPhillips Limited was today fined a total of £895,000 and ordered to pay £218,854 costs at Grimsby Crown Court, after pleading guilty to breaching health and safety legislation at an earlier...

Cinderford will play host to its very first drugs and alcohol awareness day this Friday (17 June), thanks to the committed efforts of the Forest of Dean Substance Action Group (SAG).   

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) co-ordinators from across Wales will gather in Cardiff on Thursday and Friday (23/24 June) to share ideas on the best and most effective ways of tackling anti-social behaviour.   

New initiatives to cut crime across the Capital by 20 per cent reduction over the next three years will be launched at a major crime and drugs event today (27 June).   

New initiatives to cut crime across the Capital by 20 per cent reduction over the next three years will be launched at a major crime and drugs event today (27 June).   

New initiatives to cut crime across the Capital by 20 per cent reduction over the next three years will be launched at a major crime and drugs event today (27 June).   

New initiatives to cut crime across the Capital by 20 per cent reduction over the next three years will be launched at a major crime and drugs event today (27 June).   

New initiatives to cut crime across the Capital by 20 per cent reduction over the next three years will be launched at a major crime and drugs event today (27 June).   

New initiatives to cut crime across the Capital by 20 per cent reduction over the next three years will be launched at a major crime and drugs event today (27 June).   

New initiatives to cut crime across the Capital by 20 per cent reduction over the next three years will be launched at a major crime and drugs event today (27 June).