Education Department Analytical Strategy prepared by Information and Analytical Services division - October 2006
The Scottish Ministers wish to have your views on a proposal to merge Bell College of Technology and the University of Paisley.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today issued a warning about the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. As the cold weather approaches, it has urged homeowners and landlords to ensure that their gas appliances...
The HSE announces its support for the events and activities launched for this year's European Week for Health & Safety at Work campaign (Euroweek 2006).
Trade between the UK and China was boosted today as London played host to a high level business delegation from China, hosted by UK Trade & Investment (UKTI). The day culminated in a range of commercial contracts...
Choosing a School- a Guide to Parents
Put that if the Government strategy on Iraq was correct, why did the majority of British people think that we should withdraw by the end of the year, the PMOS replied that he was not going to act as a...
Put that the Youth Justice System was now in "crisis", and was the Prime Minister still confident in John Reid, the PMOS said that he thought it was almost a record in terms of asking that question, but ...
Asked if the statement on nuclear energy would include a decision, the PMOS said that it would, but he would wait for the statement, rather than previewing it....
Asked if anyone in Downing Street had been questioned by police about cash for peerages, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) replied that nothing had changed. Asked if we had a reaction to the fact that...
Tony Blair will answer questions from MPs during his weekly session in the House of Commons tomorrow. You can see the broadcast live on our website from 1200 BST or watch the recorded version from 1400 BST.
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Cash for Peerages, Nuclear Energy, Romania and Bulgaria, Youth Justice System and Iraq
A meeting of the Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) will be held in meeting room 1 (ground floor), 10 Dean Farrar Street, London SW1 on Thursday 26 October 2006 at 10.00 a.m.
A guide for people with learning disabilities who have been asked to be a witness in court.
Helping carers of people with learning disabilities through the justice system from the point a crime has taken place to the end of the case.
REMARKS BY THE RT HON GORDON BROWN MP, CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER, AT THE HMRC CORPORATE & SOCIAL RESPONSIBILTY CONFERENCE WITH HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS, THE PRINCE OF WALES, AT HM TREASURY,
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House buyers and local economies got a boost today as Housing Minister Yvette Cooper confirmed 45 towns and cities as New Growth Points, with the potential to deliver up to 100,000 extra new homes and many more ...
Fire minister Angela Smith was in Northamptonshire today (October 24th) for the launch of a brand new national strategy which makes combating anti social behaviour and reducing the fire risk faced by vulnerable ...
Alex Allan, Permanent Secretary at the Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) signed two new major IT contracts with Atos Origin and LogicaCMG. These contracts are forecast to deliver cost savings of more than...
The future of BNFL's nuclear clean-up and research arms were today outlined by the Government, as it approved plans to break up and sell off British Nuclear Group and announced its intention to establish a new National...
Today, we have placed in the Library copies of a publication from the NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement called "Better Care Better Value Indicators".
In June 2006, the NHS Institute published...
I would like to inform the House that Mr. James England, Mr. Ewen Smith and Ms Julie Goulding have been appointed as Commissioners of the Criminal Cases Review Commission. Copies of the press release relating...
I have great pleasure in announcing the publication of the fifth annual MAPPA reports today. Multi-agency Public Protection Arrangements, or MAPPA, are now well established across England and Wales and making...
The Home Office published a consultation document on 23 October to seek views on its proposals for an overhaul of the way in which Government-funded refugee integration services are delivered. The proposals centre...
The informal meeting of EU Heads of State or Government on20 October followed up the 2005 Hampton Court summit in addressing a range of issues that are central to the question of how Europe responds to the challenge...
In his statement to Parliament of 28 February 2006, my predecessor, Alun Michael, launched a consultation on future structural funds spending in the UK. The consultation invited comments on three issues: the ...
In the 2002 pensions Green Paper, "Simplicity, Security and Choice: Working and Saving for Retirement" the Government announced their intention to introduce a web based retirement planner.
The service, ...
Asked whether the Police had contacted the Prime Minister, the PMOS said no, not that he was aware of....
Asked whether the Prime Minister meant no limit when he said he wanted to see the maximum number of people on the DNA Database, the PMOS said yes, people who had done nothing had no reason to be afraid to...
Asked whether it was Government policy to split Iraq into three as the Foreign Secretary had said it was up to the Iraqi Government, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said we had no reason to believe...
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Iraq, DNA Database and Police Inquiry
The Metropolitan Police Authority today welcomed the Metropolitan Police Service's vast improvement in its Police Performance Assessment Framework (PPAF) scores for 2005-06 and improved results for its baseline ...
Changes To The Dairy Produce Quotas (Scotland) Regulations 2005
The following statistics were released today by the Information Centre For Health and Social Care
Coverage: Great Britain (unless otherwise stated)
Total Production falls in 3 months to Sept
The purpose of this consultation is to invite views on the content of the draft 2007-2013 Structural Funds Operational Programmes for Lowlands & Uplands Scotland, particularly on the proposed priorities, delivery...
The purpose of this consultation is to invite views on the content of the draft 2007-2013 Structural Funds Operational Programmes for Lowlands & Uplands Scotland, particularly on the proposed priorities, delivery...
The purpose of this consultation is to invite views on the content of the draft 2007-2013 Structural Funds Operational Programmes for Highlands & Islands, particularly on the proposed priorities, delivery arrangements...
The purpose of this consultation is to invite views on the content of the draft 2007-2013 Structural Funds Operational Programmes for Highlands & Islands, particularly on the proposed priorities, delivery arrangements...
Results from a range of climate change adaptation projects have shown that the costs from climate change will hit across a large number of sectors, including water, health, ecosystems, planning and infrastructure...
I will be representing the United Kingdom at this month's Agriculture and Fisheries Council in Luxembourg. The Scottish Environment and Rural Affairs Minister, Ross Finnie, will also attend.
The presidency...
Charges to cover the costs of local enforcing authorities in regulating processes which are subject to Part I of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 (Local Air Pollution Control (LAPC)) were introduced in April...
Tony Blair is doing his bit to save energy as a nationwide campaign gathers pace. The PM has turned the thermostat down by one degree and is using energy-efficient light bulbs throughout No.10
This judgment is in seven parts, namely: Part 1 � Introduction; Part 2 - The Facts; Part 3 - The Present Proceedings; Part 4 - McConnell's application for summary judgment; Part 5 - NGG's application for a stay...
This is an appeal from an Interim Arbitration Award issued by Mr David Holgate QC on 24th November 2005. By the terms of reference, the parties consented to an appeal from his decision. The question of law for determination...
"Just a spliff, man", responded Mr Mondelly, when he was arrested by two police officers at his home at 9.30 p.m. on 16 February 2005. He was unfortunate. The two police officers were investigating a burglary but...
On 9 August 2005 at a General Court Martial held at Colchester (Assistant Judge Advocate General Seymour) the appellant pleaded guilty to unlawful low flying contrary to section 51 of The Air Force Act 1955 (charge...
This is an appeal against an order made on 21 September 2005 by Davis J in which he struck out both claimants' claims for damages but refused to strike out the claim for an injunction. There is a cross-appeal by...