Consulation document concerning proposals to reform Education Appeal Committees.

Consulation document concerning proposals to reform Education Appeal Committees.

Celebrity hair colourist Jo Hansford today pledges her support to the Health and Safety Executive's (HSE) Bad Hand Day campaign aimed at cutting out dermatitis amongst hairdressers.

The Charity Commission today registered the Farepak Response Fund as a charity. The Fund has been set up to help the thousands of families who together lost an estimated £50 million when the company Farepak...

Elizabeth Chapman, her son Ben 13, and daughters Chloe 16 and Georgina 8 today paid a moving tribute to husband and father, Lieutenant Commander Darren Chapman of the Fleet Air Arm, who tragically died in a helicopter...

The Department for Transport's THINK! road safety campaign has won a National Business Award for its work on teen road safety. Short-listed against major private sector marketers, such as NatWest, Lloyds Bank, Waitrose...

Amending regulations designed to improve the pensions aspects of the Age Discrimination Regulations have been laid today by the Government.

David Sainsbury, the science minister, has retired from the post he has held since 1998. His role will be taken by Malcolm Wicks.

In the last few days the PM praised a charity hero, met some campaigning kids and greeted overseas leaders to Number 10.

Research and development (R&D) plays a vital role in business development. From today, small and medium businesses (SMEs) can make use of extra practical support and guidance from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) and...

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is launching a major advertising campaign to encourage contractors in the construction industry to get ready for the new Construction Industry Scheme (new CIS) in April 2007.

Summary version of the Education Appeal Committee consulation document

Proposals to stop criminals being able to make money by selling the story of their crimes were unveiled today by Home Office Minister Gerry Sutcliffe.

David Sainsbury, the science minister, has retired from the post he has held since 1998.

Her Majesty the Queen is pleased to approve Ministerial Appointments for Lord Truscott and Ben Bradshaw.

Lord Sainsbury of Turville, Minister for Science and Innovation, has informed the Prime Minister of his intention to retire from the post he has held since 1998.

SPPI inflation falls to 3.1%

Consultation paper setting out a range of options on how the law should be changed to ensure that convicted criminals are unable to profit directly from the proceeds of crime or indirectly from cashing in on the...

Consultation paper setting out a range of options on how the law should be changed to ensure that convicted criminals are unable to profit directly from the proceeds of crime or indirectly from cashing in on the...

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...

SPPI inflation falls to 3.1%

Tony Blair welcomed Helen Clark to Downing Street this morning for talks, saying that the UK and New Zealand were united "in a profound and special way".

The threat to UK security from terrorism is "very real" and must be taken seriously, Tony Blair has warned.

Tony Blair has welcomed Helen Clark to 10 Downing Street today for talks.

This judgment is in five parts, namely: Part 1 � Introduction; Part 2 � The Facts; Part 3 � The Present Application; Part 4 � The Law; Part 5 � Decision.

This is an appeal from the judgment of HHJ Higgins in the Central London County Court on the hearing of an issue of liability. The judge gave judgment for the claimants and the defendant insurers appeal to this...

On 22 July 2005 the claimants issued an application for judicial review. Permission was granted by Ouseley J. on 28 July 2005, and the application was listed to be heard on 11 - 13 October 2005. On 7 October 2005...

The first appellant [W] and his partner, the second appellant [X], are citizens of the Peoples' Republic of China. They object to that country's policies with regard to child-bearing and the age of marriage. ...

These two matters have been heard together, because they are thought to give rise to the same issues in relation to the proper role of the Secretary of State, and of the court in its supervisory capacity, in relation...