Work starts on 20 February to improve safety on the A36 at Churchill Way in Salisbury by raising the height of the parapets over the railway line.

In the last few days the PM answered questions from the Liaison Select Committee, set out his plans for Trust schools and spoke to a conference on anti-social behaviour.

Consultation letter inviting views from stakeholders on the future of the Sea Fish Industry Authority.

extension to traffic regulation conditions applying to public service vehicles - regulatory impact assessment

report on the Scottish Prison Service Transitional Care Initiative

report on Scottish Prison Service Transitional Care

The Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, today welcomed the final election results issued by the Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq:

Asked whether in terms of the Government, the by-election result sent a signal that the voters were in some way unhappy with the Government's performance in the last eight months since the election, The PMOS said...

Asked if there were any details on amendments to the ID Cards Bill, the PMOS replied that the changes that were being suggested in terms of how the Commons voted on it was a change in process, not a change...

Put that President Chávez had remarked recently that the British Army had gone to the Falklands to "trample over Argentinean soldiers" and that it should really be turned over to Argentina, the PMOS...

This week the PM answered questions from the Liaison Select Committee, set out his plans for Trust schools and spoke to a conference on anti-social behaviour.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Falklands-Venezuela, Education Bill, ID Cards, Dunfermline by-election, Chancellor for the Duchy of Lancaster and QinetiQ

Veterans' Minister, Don Touhig, said at the time of Nicholas Swarbrick's funeral (believed to be the last member of the Merchant Navy to have served in WW1):

The Department for Constitutional Affairs today publishes statistics for company winding up, and creditors' and debtors' bankruptcy petitions issued in the High Court and county courts of England and Wales during...

The Independent Review on the future of the Seafish Industry Authority (SFIA) is released today (February 10th) for public consultation along with the Government's proposed response.

Decisions proposed by the four Fisheries Administrations in response to the Review of the Sea Fish Industry Authority.

Report of the independent Review of the Sea Fish Industry Authority.

British Royal Air Force aircraft will enhance air surveillance at the Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy on behalf of NATO.

Partnership between the public and police is vital in tackling anti-social behaviour, Tony Blair has said.

My right hon. Friend, the Prime Minister has made the following Machinery of Government change with immediate effect. The offices of the House of Commons and House of Lords Chief Whips will transfer from the Cabinet...

Subject to Parliamentary approval of any necessary supplementary estimate, the Cabinet Office DEL will be decreased by £3,150,000 from £226,144,000 to £222,994,000. The administration...

My right hon. and noble Friend the Secretary of State and Lord Chancellor (Lord Falconer of Thoroton) has made the following written ministerial statement today."Since 5 July 2005 Lord Carter of Coles has led a ...

consultation on extension to traffic regulation conditions applying to public service vehicles

Young people in Sunderland today took centre stage to encourage others to find out about their legal rights.