Scottish Beef Calf Scheme Claim Form

Trade and Industry Minister Malcolm Wicks today announced the appointment of Dr Tony Bastock OBE as the new Chair of the National Authority Advisory Committee, which advises on the implementation of the Chemical...

The Secretary of State for Trade and Industry has presented petitions in the High Court to wind up London Citylink Limited ('LCL') and London Citylink Secretaries Limited ('LCSL') in the public interest.   

Waiting times in hospital accident and emergency (A&E) units have fallen over the last year, a review by the national NHS watchdog has shown.

Chichester's Weald & Downland Open Air Museum is one of forty museums and galleries throughout England are to benefit from grants totalling £4 million. Funded jointly by the Department for Culture, Media...

Liverpool's Lady Lever Art Gallery is one of the forty museums and galleries throughout England to benefit from grants totalling £4 million. Funded jointly by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport...

Seven London museums are amongst the forty museums and galleries throughout England to benefit from grants totalling £4 million. Funded jointly by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport and the Wolfson...

Following the news today that the Israeli Military Court has sentenced the soldier convicted of killing Tom Hurndall to 10 years for the charge of manslaughter, Foreign Office Minister Ian Pearson said:   

Changes to English legislation are necessary to apply European Community measures on maximum levels for certain contaminants in foodstuffs. Parallel legislation will be made in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland...

Comments are sought on EC guidance on Articles 11, 12 and 1620 of the General Food Law Regulation EC 178/2002. This will enable us to assess how the EC guidance has been working in practice and inform a Commission...

Changes to Scottish legislation are necessary to apply European Community measures on maximum levels for certain contaminants in foodstuffs.

John Hutton, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, today announced two dynamic new recruits to the challenge of continuing to cut red tape and promote better regulation.   

Two forest certification schemes are adopting new standards in response to the government's requirements for timber and wood products to come from legal and sustainable sources.   

On 8 March 2005, the Energy Minister announced that the Government intended to exercise the Energy Act power to adjust transmission charges for renewable generators on the Scottish islands of Shetland, Orkney and...

Occupational Pension Scheme Requirements for Internal Controls

The OFT has refused to renew a consumer credit licence held by a Hull property developer. This decision will not take effect until after an appeal process (see note 5).   

Local communities are reaping the benefits of a major initiative by Government and police to rid the streets of Class A Drugs.   

Web only historical Scottish School Leavers Servey 1999 report

Annual booklet containing summary of key statistics on environmental trends in Scotland.

Summary report of the Scottish School Leaver Survey cohort 24 in 2004

Summary report of the Scottish School Leaver Survey cohort 22 in 2004

Web only full report accompanying Research Findings No 9

A web only full report accompanying Research Findings No 8

Web only historical report from the 2001 Scottish School Leavers Survey

Statistical Release   

The Government's plans to help thousands more people to own their own homes through its new flagship HomeBuy scheme have been outlined in greater detail today.   

The Government has today announced how the £5.5 billion for housing investment available through Regional Housing Pots (RHPs) for the next two years, 2006-7 & 2007-8, will be split between funding for ...

Action is needed to help reverse the decline of many of Britain's best-loved woodland flowers, including the primrose, the nation's most extensive ecological woodland survey has found.   

Dozens of Second World War veterans are marking 60 years since Japan's surrender by revisiting battlefields with the help of National Lottery grants.

Kids are being given the chance to brush up on their literacy skills while indulging their passion for football - and will get a chance to interview their sporting heroes.

Some of England's noisiest streets are to be put on the map as new research is commissioned to monitor noise levels along major roads.

Forty museums and galleries throughout England are to benefit from grants totalling £4 million. Funded jointly by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport and the Wolfson Foundation, the grants will...

Some of England's noisiest roads are to be put on the map.   

Sites for first health trainers announced as report shows progress on reducing health inequalities