Everyone has to "give respect and get respect" to deal with anti-social behaviour. That's the view of Louise Casey, head of the government's Respect unit, who took part in a live Q and A session on the Downing Street...

Information Leaflet on Transfer of Single Farm Payment Entitlements

This is the application form that must be used to tell SEERAD about the transfer of Single Farm Payment Scheme entitlements

This summary provides a context for the pre and post-campaign evaluation of the 2004 Parent Guide - Drugs and Alcohol Campaign.

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Four local projects have been recognised by the Deputy Prime Minister for making outstanding contributions to their communities.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and inspectors from the London Borough of Brent along with occupational hygienists and mechanical engineering specialist from the London Borough of Brent will be visiting 19...

Environment Secretary, Margaret Beckett today (Tuesday 17 January) opened a new Defra and EU funded winery when she visited the award-winning Bookers Vineyard on the Bolney Wine Estate, in the heart of rural West...

The organisations to receive funding from the Pensions Education Fund were announced today by Minister for Pension Reform Stephen Timms.

Sir Vincent Fean KCVO has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya in succession to Mr Anthony Layden who will be retiring from the Diplomatic Service. Sir ...

Asked if the British Government was open to President Putin's compromise idea on Iran, the PMOS said that we had said all along that our ideal out for this was a diplomatic solution. But a diplomatic solution had...

Put to the PMOS that the KPMG report on ID cards had recommended a more detailed risk based cost analysis, the PMOS said that the project had already been through a number of processes. It had already been through...

Asked if it was correct that there would be no reshuffle till after Ruth Kelly's statement, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that he did not give a running commentary on reshuffles. But as it ...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Ruth Kelly, ID cards and Iran

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, met with pensioners in London today and set out the increased range of financial support and assistance from the Government to help older people keep warm, healthy ...

Work to reduce poverty in developing countries by creating sustainable access to clean water and adequate sanitation is delivering on-the-ground results, a UK partnership announced today.

The UK, along with 16 other countries, has presented a formal diplomatic representation to the Japanese Government urging it to stop its Antarctic whaling programme.

Tony Blair has thanked more than 150 school governors by holding a special reception in Downing Street. He said children needed the drive that governors bring.

SEERAD information leaflet on the withdrawal of strychnine. It is aimed at users of strychnine for the control of moles.

An SEED Sponsored Research report

MORE SUPPORT FOR WOMEN TO LEAVE PROSTITUTION COUPLED WITH ACTION AGAINST KERB-CRAWLERS

The National School of Government has announced the appointment of the first Fellows to its Sunningdale Institute - a group including internationally rated academics and industry figures and offering development...

As part of the Government's continuing commitment to investigate Gulf veterans' illnesses openly and honestly, data on the mortality of veterans of the 1990–91 Gulf conflict are published regularly. The most recent...

Copies of the reply to a freedom of information request relating to the decision to close the British Embassy in Nicaragua in 2003 have been placed in the Library of the House.

I wish to announce that with effect from 23 January 2006, in accordance with the powers conferred on me by Rule 5(1) of the Prisons and Young Offenders Centre Rules (Northern Ireland) 1995, that the boundaries of...

I am pleased to announce that today, with Edwina Hart AM MBE, the Welsh Assembly Government Minister for Social Justice and Regeneration, I am publishing the analysis of our consultation, held last year, on "Improving...

On 8 January 2004, in a written ministerial statement, Official Report, columns 13–14WS, the then Energy Minister launched the second phase of a three-phase strategy addressing the issue of future changes to the...

On behalf of my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, the BFI inspection report on Bromsgrove district council was published today and copies have been placed in the Library.In 2004–05, ...

On behalf of my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, the BFI inspection report on Falkirk Council was published today and copies have been placed in the Library.In 2004–05 Falkirk council...

On behalf of my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, the BFI inspection report on South Northamptonshire Council was published today and copies have been placed in the Library.In 2004–...

On behalf of my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, the BFI inspection report on Bridgend county borough council was published today and copies have been placed in the Library.In 2004...

Factory gate inflation rises to 2.4%

Higher social groups report best health

Dec: CPI falls to 2.0%, RPI falls to 2.2%

More needs to be done to ensure the UK meets 2008 packaging targets, Lord Bach told businesses at a Defra-organised conference today.

Asked if there was a read out from the London meeting on Iran, the PMOS said that this was a private meeting that had become public. Despite that he thought the intention was to keep the outcome private. Asked what...

Asked about John Hutton's speech and the comments on compulsion and whether this was for new claimants or existing claimants, the PMOS said that there was a green paper coming at the end of the month and it was ...

Put to the PMOS that the Mayor of Middlesbrough, "Robocop" had said that the Government's crime policies were a great disappointment and people had been waiting eight years, the PMOS said that if you looked...

Put to the PMOS that Estelle Morris had today said that the white paper was the worst document she had ever encountered and that Downing Street only had itself to blame for the current difficulties, the PMOS suggested...

Asked how important it was that ID card legislation reached the statute book without being amended to include an independent review of the cost, the PMOS said that in terms of the cost we continued to stick by the...

Asked for any further details, Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said the best thing on the review would be to let it move forward to Thursday. The important thing would be that where it strayed in areas...

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Sex Offenders/Education, ID Cards, Education White Paper, Crime, Incapacity Benefit and Iran