The third Annual Report covering the SEERAD activity in administering EU agricultural subsidy payments. It sets out our activity and performance in CAP administration and identifies our targets for next year.

The Presidency of the European Union condemns the suicide attack that occured in Afghanistan earlier today, 28 September. This cowardly act will not derail the democratic process in Afghanistan nor the establishment...

This research provides an assessment of the impact of the School Travel Co-ordinator Initiative, including the scope and quality of advice provided by STCs and the management of the scheme. It also provides recommendations...

UK Defence Statistics for 2005 are published today. The statistics are an annual compendium containing a wealth of information on defence expenditure, Service and civilian personnel and defence activities.

The 200th anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar and the death of Admiral Lord Nelson takes place on 21 October this year. London's associations with this great historical event are brought to life for families ...

Education Secretary Ruth Kelly has announced her intention to ban junk food from school canteens and vending machines in England by next September.

Forum for Renewable Energy Development in Scotland - Developing Skills for Scotland's Renewable Energy Workforce (2005)

Provides an overview of the Scottish fishing fleet, fishermen employed and landings data

Report by the Performance Audit Group on the performance of the Operating Companies in their fourth year of their management and

A rogue roofer who ripped off consumers in Merton, Kingston upon Thames and other areas in Surrey was found to be in contempt of a court Order, ordered to pay costs, and sentenced to six months imprisonment, suspended...

With heavy rain and strong, gusty winds spreading into Wales and northern England during today, Wednesday 28 September, the Highways Agency reminds drivers to take extra care on the roads.

The Queen has been pleased to appoint Mrs Marjory McLachlan as Her Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant for Stirling and Falkirk.

The Prime Minister has approved the appointments of new permanent secretaries to the Ministry of Defence and the Department for Work and Pensions. Mr Blair has also approved a new Security and Intelligence Coordinator to the Cabinet Office.

This research provides an assessment of the impact of the School Travel Co-ordinator Initiative, including the scope and quality of advice provided by STCs and the management of the scheme. It also provides recommendations...

This research provides an assessment of the impact of the School Travel Co-ordinator Initiative, including the scope and quality of advice provided by STCs and the management of the scheme. It also provides recommendations...

Over 60 per cent of advertisements in regional newspapers, and 68 per cent in popular car magazines, failed fully to comply with new advertising regulations, according to an OFT co-ordinated review carried out by...

The following statistics were released today by the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC):

The OFT has strengthened its Corporate Services Division with the appointment of two senior deputies to Chief Operating Officer (COO) Bart Smith covering human resources and finance. Both posts have been upgraded...

Plans to cut back on red tape by revoking three pieces of outdated competition law were announced in a consultation today by Competition Minister Gerry Sutcliffe.

Highest rate of 85.9% in South Northants

Output unchanged in three months to July

Economy rose by 0.5% in Quarter 2 2005

Quarter 2 2005: UK deficit falls

A Blackpool based firm has been shut down for ripping off advertisers and operating against the public interest following a DTI investigation.

A West Midlands man has been found guilty of running a business in spite of restrictions placed on him as an undiscarged bankrupt.

The results of Government-commissioned research into the impacts of genetically modified herbicide tolerant (GMHT) cropping systems on weed seedbanks are published today.