A Fenland fruit farm is aiming to grow into a tourist attraction after receiving help from the Rural Development Service (RDS).   

Tony Blair has recognised the 'critical role' to be played by industry in combating poverty.

The Prime Minister has been in Singapore meeting with IOC representatives ahead of the 2012 decision.

This document provides information on the progress that local authorities have made towards the 2005 Electronic Service Delivery Targets.

A national recruitment drive, launched this week, shows how neighbourhood wardens can have a positive impact on local communities.   

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

The Highways Agency will suspend roadworks for one night on the bridge at Junction 7 on the M27 at Hedge End, near Southampton to help ease any congestion as roadusers make their way to and from an Oasis Concert...

Overnight resurfacing work will close the M11 southbound between J12 and J11 for six nights, from tonight (Tuesday 5 July) until the morning of Wednesday 13 July.   

Resurfacing to provide a safer surface for the A435 Studley will start at 8.00pm on Monday 11 July and is due to be completed by 6.00am on Saturday 16 July.   

National Moth Night, 9 July 2005   

Representatives of The Queen's Awards Office will be in Haydock on Friday, July 15, to urge North West companies to apply for a prestigious Queen's Award for Enterprise - described by one previous winner as being...

Asked if the Prime Minister was looking forward to eating haggis at the G8 summit in Scotland, the PMS said she was not aware that haggis was actually on the menu. Asked what the Prime Minister thought of British...

Asked to characterise the state of Anglo-French relations given President Chirac's comments about British cuisine, the PMS said that they were the same as they had been yesterday. We continued to have good relations...

Asked if the Government was content to leave the current Tax Credits system as it was, the PMS said she wasn't aware of any plans to change it and referred journalists to the Treasury....

Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with other members of the Government that one of the authors of the LSE report on ID cards was so partial that it renders the report worthless, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (...

Asked if the Government was still happy that the drugs report that was released at 1745 on Friday was released in "the right way", the (PMS) said that the reports released were Freedom of Information announcements...

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: ID Cards, Tax Credits, President Chirac and Haggis.

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: FOI Timing.

Consultation responses recieved on Cross Border Student Flows; Higher Education Tuition Fees

A national recruitment drive, launched this week, shows how neighbourhood wardens can have a positive impact on local communities.   

A national recruitment drive, launched this week, shows how neighbourhood wardens can have a positive impact on local communities.   

A national recruitment drive, launched this week, shows how neighbourhood wardens can have a positive impact on local communities.   

A high-tech British company has been put in pole position to win a £180M contract for a new air-portable communications network for the Army.   

Adventurous types with a head for heights can test their mettle with a Royal Marines physical challenge at Blackpool Airshow this weekend.   

The Royal Marines is sending one of its most extraordinary athletes to inspire young people attending The Mersey Youth Games this weekend (July 9-10).   

The Royal Marines is sending one of its most extraordinary athletes to inspire young people attending The Mersey Youth Games this weekend (July 9-10) - Corporal Brian Cole from Darwen.   

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

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

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

A new film festival featuring young dancers and skateboarders will be held in March and Whittlesey this summer with help from Defra.   

Martin Gorham OBE will be the first Chief Executive of the new NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) announced Health Minister Rosie Winterton today.   

Consultation responses recieved on Cross Border Student Flows; Higher Education Tuition Fees

Companion document to Government consultation published   

The Debt Managers Standards Association (DEMSA) has become the first debt management trade association to successfully complete Stage One of the OFT's Consumer Codes Approval Scheme (CCAS), which aims to promote...

A fireplace and heating trader from Burnley has had its application for a credit licence refused by the OFT.   

Local authorities providing excellent services could be rewarded with a share of £3 million.   

Central and local government must make a strong commitment to a shared agenda which really delivers for local people, David Miliband will say at this week's Local Government Association (LGA) Conference.   

A national recruitment drive has been launched to show how neighbourhood wardens can have a positive impact on local communities.   

Case studies of neighbourhood wardens are available from the National Warden Network on www.nationalwardens.org.uk   

A national recruitment drive, launched this week, shows how neighbourhood wardens can have a positive impact on local communities.   

A national recruitment drive, launched this week, shows how neighbourhood wardens can have a positive impact on local communities.   

Defence Estates today announced that Babcock Dyncorp has been selected as the MOD's Preferred Bidder for its' Regional Prime Contract (East). Babcock Dyncorp - a Joint Venture comprising Babcock Infrastructure and...

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

Go to any farmers' mart or auction and just look around you for a few seconds - in that short time it is certain that you will see quite a number of farmers walking hunched over or with the aid of a stick or crook...

The preferred route for the dualling of the A46, which will improve safety and reduce congestion between Newark and Widmerpool, Nottinghamshire, was announced today by the Minister of State for Transport, Dr Stephen...

PLANS ON SHOW TO PUBLIC - TUESDAY 12 JULY   

A radical shake-up of the legal aid system was announced today by the Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer.   

NATIONAL MOTH NIGHT AND DAY 9 JULY   

Today sees the launch of a practical leaflet which aims to improve services for older people with mental health needs, especially those who are in receipt of care or who are inpatients in hospital.   

Plans for a new body to protect consumers, give advice to businesses and cut red tape were unveiled by Consumer Minister Gerry Sutcliffe today.   

Work and Pensions Minister Lord Hunt today acknowledged the amount of work the Child Support Agency needs to do to gain the trust of its clients.   

Tackling the growing assets divide is crucial to ensure future generations are removed from, rather than managed in, poverty, David Blunkett said today.   

The Child Support Agency's failure to place parents at the heart of its activities is highlighted in the Independent Case Examiner's 2004/2005 Annual Report launched today at Richmond House, Whitehall.   

FREE ENTRY SUNDAY 17 JULY 2005 -   

2005-06 Business Plan for Finance and Central Services Department

A web only SEED Spronsored Research report

People all over the UK will go out in search of flying moths to mark National Moth Night and Day on Saturday, 9 July, as part of the nation's largest survey of moth species.   

Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt said today:   

Part I: UK Government Foreign Currency Assets and Liabilities - June 2005   

Pall-Ex (UK) Ltd, a Leicester company, were fined a total of £100,000 by Nottingham Crown Court on 30 June 2005 after a driver was killed when his forklift truck fell on him.   

STATISTICAL RELEASE   

£6.5 million committed to develop new role of independent advocates   

13.3% in Q1 2005

Asked for any reaction to President Chirac's recent comments that the only thing we had given to European agriculture was Mad Cow Disease, the PMS said there were some things better not to be commented on....

Asked why the Prime Minister had not mentioned the G8 today, considering Live 8 had just occurred, and was this a "slap in the face" the PMS said the Prime Minister had spent a lot of time over the past...

Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: G8 and President Chirac.

The Treasury will publish the 2004–05 "Public Expenditure Provisional Outturn" White Paper on Wednesday 20 July.The White Paper is an annual report to Parliament on the provisional outturn for public expenditure...

The cleaner use of fossil fuels, including CO 2 capture and storage and hydrogen, offer important options for the future UK and international sustainable energy mix. The project announced by BP and its partners ...

Tony Blair will today recognise the 'critical role' to be played by industry in combating poverty. The Prime Minister will look ahead to the G8 summit and highlight the role business needs to play in Africa's future.

The Prime Minister has been in Singapore meeting with IOC representatives ahead of the 2012 decision tomorrow. In a press conference this morning he said: "The spirit of London 2012 will be the best spirit of the Olympic movement"

A sweeping change in the way that employees balance work and family responsibilities is revealed today with the publication of one of the most comprehensive studies of the British workplace.