Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Police Inquiry, Arts Speech, Arts Speech, Ethiopia Kidnap, House of Lords Reform, Northern Ireland and BBC Documentary
The Foreign Office today revised its travel advice for East Timor following the deterioration of the security situation over the weekend.
Please give backing so that ALL birds od prey are proteced in future,and...
1. A fairly priced and standardised price structure across the country to...
In order to ease congestion on motorways introduce a law whereby it is an...
I would like the prime minister to table an act of parliament that will make...
As you will be aware, five staff from the British Embassy in Addis Ababa went missing on Thursday 1st March, along with a number of Ethiopians, whilst on a tourist trip in Eastern Ethiopia. I would like to say a...
Severe weather is expected to affect travel by road, the Highways Agency said today. Heavy rain will be accompanied by strong winds gusting to 70 mph over exposed stretches of road. Sudden cross winds and heavy ...
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today warned the NHS to maintain its properties effectively following the death of 88 year-old William Durrant, who fell during a visit to Springfield University Hospital, London...
Indoor rowing competition & contest times are recorded in order to rank...
Accident & Emergency, Childrens and Maternity services at Chase Farm...
Currently contractors are unable to get security clearance for positions...
A TIA or mini-stroke is a medical emergency. Patients are initially taken on...
My husband cares for me 24/7 and the payment given by the Government is £249...
I believe that university tuition fees are completely justified. If this...
'...subject ministers to the same taxation levels as the rest of us.' -- Michael Molyneux
Experienced car licence holders should be allowed to ride mopeds/motorcycles...
The Statutory Maternity Pay should be increased. This cannot be done unless...
We the undersigned say no to the continued testing of genetically modified...
It has been found that 1 in 8 road users drive without insurance/tax. This...
Isn't it time that here in the UK we had a society that protects the elderly...
Many patients are refusing to eat hospital food and some nurses even adivse...
We have all seen in the press recently about the failings of our society on...
I believe that if someone has a main job which they pay full tax on and they...
Remove the guns from the worst effected areas of our cities, by unannounced...
After long and detailed consultation on the Hunting Act it was agreed that...
Equal opportunity for all not just the selected few
Many water companies now install water meters compulsorily, particularly if...
A petition to change policy on mountain bike access and trail creation in...
If they introduce more taxes, will they reduce the council tax, I don't...
Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: EU Council, Police Inquiry, Stock Markets, Social Exclusion, Northern Ireland and School Discipline
University Complaints Hearings are dishonest and unfair. Ban University...
As road transport users, car drivers, and young people who would like to see...
Currently, the Government Grant is allocated by the current Administration...
Design Technology is a vital life skill, safe use of woodworking machinery...
Rather than outlaw home-made biofuels because they can damage vehicle fuel...
Council estates were good places to live after the war but have now turned...
At present, only British motorists are taken to court and fined for traffic...
Driving around England, I am disgusted with the amount of litter strewn into...
The Church of England is represented in the House of Lords by 26 bishops....
Stop this money being spent unneccesarily and reduce or freeze our ever...
I think this goes without saying..
New Veterinary Medicines Regulations came into force on 30 October 2005. To keep these regulations and their fees up to date, the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) pledged to review, revoke and re-make these...
The Government today (Mon) presented a package of actions to deliver the step change needed to ensure that supply chains and public services will be increasingly low carbon, low waste and water efficient, respect...
The sale, import and hire of samurai swords could be banned by the end of the year, Home Office Minister Vernon Coaker said today.
Report by Howard Martin Consultancy on the review of emergency communications in Scotland.
Covering letter from Ian Walford, Head of Fire & Civil Contingencies Division, to stakeholders outlining the RTN and enclosing a copy of the consultant's report
Somalia has been a turmoil and apathy for over 16 years. The World has...
On March 6th Manchester City Council will consider the introduction of new...
What right does the government have to interfere in the relationship between...
'...Open the books to the people of this country so we can see what you are doing with our taxes.' -- Wayne Berry
We ask the Prime Minister to ensure power of enforcement against Park Home...
Sixty members of the public visited Downing Street to make their contribution to the renewal of public services.
James Hall, chief of the Identity and Passport Service, will be online today from 1600 GMT in our latest webchat.
Tony Blair spoke at the launch of the Freud Report into the UK's work and benefits system.
The Prime Minister has appointed Ms Camilla Mash as a Governor of the Museum of London. Her term of appointment will run from 2 March 2007 to 1 March 2010.
Cabinet Office Ministers responsible for driving the Government's social exclusion policies will visit Nottingham today to see what Nottingham's public, charity and voluntary sectors are achieving on early intervention...
The Department of Health is today issuing the latest information about the numbers of known cases of Creutzfeldt Jakob disease. This includes cases of variant Creutzfeldt Jakob disease (vCJD) - the form of the disease...
Part I: UK Government Foreign Currency Assets and Liabilities - February 2007
A new THINK! road safety campaign to tackle stress and distractions among the UK's three million-strong army of "White Van Men" is being launched today in a bid to reduce road deaths and casualties, Road Safety ...
We listen to the news and look at our children and wonder what sort of...
James Hall, chief of the Identity and Passport Service, will be online today from 1600 GMT in our latest webchat. Pose your question now
A radical review of the welfare system carried out by David Freud is welcomed today by Prime Minister Tony Blair, Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown and the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions John Hutton...
This Government are determined to ensure that all individuals pay the proper amount of tax on their employment income, other non-employment income and capital gains. Despite the Government's focus on tackling...
The 2007 Report of the Armed Forces Pay Review Body has now been published. I wish to express my thanks to the Chairman and members of the Review Body for their Report. I am pleased to confirm that the AFPRB'...
The General Affairs and External Relations Council (GAERC) will be held on 5 March in Brussels. My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mrs. Margaret Beckett) and I will...
We shall lay before Parliament regulations to increase National Health Service charges in England from 1 April 2007. There will be a cash increase in the prescription charge of 20p from £6.65 to &...
I am responding on behalf of my right hon. Friend the Prime Minister to the Twenty-second Report of the Review Body for Nursing and Other Health Professions (NOHPRB), Cm 7029, and the Thirty-sixth Report of the...
The sixth report of the independent Prison Service Pay Review Body (PSPRB) on the pay of Governing governors and other operational managers, prison officers and related support grades in England and Wales in ...
Further to my statements to the House on Wednesday 10 and Tuesday 16 January 2007, I have placed in the Library of the House today the report of the Home Office internal Inquiry into the handling of notifications...
The fifth report of the Prison Service Pay Review Body (PSPRB) on the pay of governor and officer grades in the Northern Ireland Prison Service was published yesterday.
My right hon. Friend the Secretary...
Further to the statement made by my right hon. Friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at Treasury Questions, on the Government's response to the reports of the pay review bodies, the 29th Report of the Review...
The Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council was held on 22 February in Brussels. There were no health or consumer affairs issues. I represented the UK.
The first items were the preparation...
The OFT launches its Approved codes awareness month today and advises consumers to look for businesses displaying the OFT Approved code logo when buying goods and services.
Social Work Inspection Agency: Performance Inspection: Perth and Kinross Council 2007
Performance Inspection Summary: Perth and Kinross