Analysis Report of responses to consultation on a Draft Fire and Rescue Framework for Scotland

Analyses of the responses to the Draft Animal Health and Welfare (Scotland) Bill Consultation. The paper was issued on 16 May 2005.

Speaking after the NATO-Russia council meeting in Berlin today, John Reid said:

A statement on incidents at nuclear installations in Britain which meet Ministerial reporting criteria is reported to the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry and the Secretary of State for Scotland and is ...

Tony Blair has urged world leaders at the United Nations not to under-estimate the threat from terrorism.

Fire and Rescue Framework for Scotland 2005 (to be formally published in October, subject to approval of an Order laid in the Scottish Parliament on 14 September 2005)

A new publicity campaign to tell people what they need to know about civil partnerships was launched by Deputy Equality Minister Meg Munn at Westminster Register Office today.

International leaders including Tony Blair have assembled at the United Nations in New York for the 2005 World Summit, expected to be the largest such gathering ever held.

Consultation document to get views on the retention periods of health records

Competition and consumer policies must work well together for consumers and fair dealing businesses, Sir John Vickers, OFT Chairman, will tell an audience of European experts at the first joint European Competition...

Admiral Sir Alan West, the First Sea Lord, will be taking part in the symbolic re-enactment of Admiral Nelson's funeral procession - the 'Emirates Thames Nelson Flotilla', representing the Chief Mourner who in 1805...

UK Type 23 Frigates are to receive one of the most advanced small-calibre gun systems in the world thanks to a £15 million deal with MSI Defence Systems.

An improved helicopter low flying advice line and a joint safety campaign with the British Horse Society were announced today by Under Secretary of State, Don Touhig. The measures result from a wide-ranging Ministry...

Government plans to help trade unions adapt to meet the challenges of the modern workplace took a further step forward today as Trade and Industry Secretary Alan Johnson announced the Board that will assess bids...

A new state-of-the-art science facility opens today, two months ahead of schedule, thanks to £5million funding through the Government's innovative Science Research Investment Fund (SRIF).

SPEECH TO TRADES UNION CONGRESS ADAIR TURNER

British Embassy, Baghdad

Tony Blair will host an informal meeting of European Union leaders this autumn to discuss key challenges facing Europe.

Review of Culture in Scotland - Final Report of the Cultural Commission June 2005

People who have an interest in, and are involved in managing heather and grasslands, are being asked for their opinions on proposed changes to the laws and Code of Practice governing heather and grass burning in...

From today citizens across the country will have the opportunity to tell the Government what they want in the future from health and community services.

Time series of values of the Age Participation Index for Scotland and its components by level of study and type of institution attended.

Summary report providing an international comparison of child death and significant case reviews

Web only full report accompanying Education research report Insight 19

Defence Estates Press Release

Employment Minister Margaret Hodge today welcomed figures showing strong employment growth. She said:

Pay growth steady in the year to July 2005

Rate rises to 74.8% in 3 months to July 05

The government is carrying out a major exercise to support the next stage of reform and improvement in health services.

Recycling of household waste has doubled in the last four years according to new figures published today - but there is still plenty of room for improvement.

The Competition Commission (CC) has provisionally concluded that there is an adverse effect on competition in connection with the supply of consumer credit through store cards and associated insurance in the UK. ...

Statement of issues

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