18 July - Reintegration of ex-prisoners - AIC report
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18 July - OECD health data 2007
25 July - Juvenile pre-court diversion - AIC report
Flood Recovery Minister John Healey today announced the Government's intention to lodge an application to the European Commission for support from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to help recovery from ...
We're sponsoring the Economic Development and Investment stream of this significant annual event for Northern England.
Our Chief Exective, Graham Garbutt will join a panel assessing the...
At the end of October, we're sponsoring the Economic Development and Investment stream of this significant annual event for Northern England.
The regions' 28 rural districts make a substantial...
Downing Street's e-petition service has passed another landmark by receiving its five millionth online signature.
The first of six new Merlin battlefield helicopters arrived at RAF Benson yesterday to allow aircrew and groundcrew to begin training on them.
Two Derby-based companies which totally failed to deliver services have been wound up in the High Court following an investigation by Companies Investigation Branch of the Insolvency Service.
Leaflet posting and adding advertising inserts to mail should also be...
The Public arts centre in West Bromwich is now two years late in opening, £...
To me the calls of telemarketers are a constant assault, there is nothing I...
Two world wars were fought, and many thousands gave their lives to preserve...
We wanted to find out whether the benefits from the increased expenditure and investment in the NHS had accrued to people in rural England in a way that is equitable and proportionate to their ...
The Khmer Rouge Tribunal in Cambodia (officially called the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia or ECCC) arrested and charged its first suspect yesterday.
The Government's electronic borders programme to screen people before they travel to the UK moved closer today as the Border and Immigration Agency published details of its plans and the 1,000 plus arrests, which...
brief introdution to good practice, exploring what school staff, school comunities and education authorities can do to involve parents
brief introduction to good practice, exploring what teachers, school communities and education authorities can do to promote pupil participation
A NEW system to help homebuyers get green grants worth hundreds of pounds to lower their fuel bills and make their homes greener has been announced today, linked to the introduction of Home Information Packs and...
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on a proposal by Essex County Council to establish a new 210 place community primary school at Turner Village, North Colchester, Essex, from 1 September...
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on a proposal by Gloucestershire County Council to establish a new community primary school at Kingsway, Quedgeley, Gloucester, from 1 September 2008...
On no account should indefinite leave to remain be given due to government...
This area is one of the favorite sites for a Space Port identified by the...
The Government need to stop credit companies using credit reference agencies...
The Ghurka's are a faithful source of fighting men to the British Army. We...
The government has announced that there are plans to ban the sale of...
This document is available as a download only Are England's rural communities benefiting from the increased expenditure on health services under the NHS Ten-Year Plan? This Health Evaluation Research ...
This document is available as a download only This Health Evaluation Research Summary examines the provision and availability of our of hours GP services in rural areas.
Latest figures show the Prime Minister's website received visits from 1.8 million users during the month of July.
Single people who have worked and struggled all their lives pay the most in...
STOP Teachers Calling Pupils Names
If the goverment made it illegal for companies tendering for contracts to...
It is a well known fact that insurance companies these days get away with...
Ben joined the service as a boy and has seen service in the Air Sea Rescue...
Philip has served his country both at home and abroad while serving with the...
Scrap legal ages of tattoing and body piercing. You have to be 16 to have...
Youtube is open to the public to view, to comment on and critique. By...
It is not uncommon for recipients of Sickness Benefit who have no savings...
Crest Nicholson, a national builder, is currently completing a building...
Inappropriate locations include in the so-called Thames gateway where at...
Digital radios use 10 times more power than analogue. Digital TV's use 30...
It is an obligation of the migrant to integrate or citizenship should be on...
Too easily do people recieve an OBE or MBE for such things as hosting a...
Many people are not represented in elections by not agreeing with any...
The Combined certificate goes into less detail whilst the separate Sciences...
Goods come from abroad should be given a certificate if they come from...
A comprehensive study by Salford University has concluded that the noise phenomenon known as aerodynamic modulation (AM) is not an issue for the UK's wind farm fleet.
Compensation payable during August 2007, in England (and in Wales and Scotland for BSE only) for a bovine animal compulsorily slaughtered for disease control purposes will be as detailed below.
A new programme to help people improve their skills, find a job and progress at work; improving life chances for individuals and their families; and contributing to both a reduction in child poverty and increased...
A new IT system that allows military medical records to be accessed across the UK, overseas and on the battlefield has taken a major step forward, the MOD and LogicaCMG have announced today.
British Airways has admitted collusion over the price of 'long-haul passenger fuel surcharges' (surcharges) and will pay a penalty of £121.5m to be imposed by the OFT, thus enabling the OFT to close its...
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Charity Commission publishes response to Government review
Officer L, Re [2007] UKHL 36 (31 July 2007)
This is an application under Section 67 of the Arbitration Act of 1996 to appeal against an arbitration award made by D J Cartwright on 19 October 2006 against a preliminary award as to his jurisdiction in an arbitration...
In this case we are required to decide whether the Secretary of State's management and treatment of a particular class of prisoner within his charge � "short tariff lifers" � is contrary to law.
This judgment, which is given at the conclusion of a three-day hearing, is effectively an extempore judgment. Had I had more time, it would perhaps have been a shorter judgment, and it may be that when the transcript...
On 31 December 2000 the claimant, Mr Michael David Walker, retired from his employment as a director and senior manager with Taylor Woodrow, the well-known construction group. He was sixty two and had worked continuously...
This is an application by the claimant for so-called non-party costs orders against Mr Alan Robinson and his wife, Mrs Gail Farrin Robinson, who were formerly directors of both, but subsequently of only one, of ...
In July 2002 Tomy (UK) Ltd wished to import a quantity of 'one-way' baby monitors from China. Such monitors ("One-Way Monitors"), which I shall describe in greater detail later, comprise two units: a baby unit...
This is an appeal with permission against the order of Master Moncaster on 23rd April 2007 when he acceded to an application by the Claimant for summary judgment and an order for specific performance of an Agreement...
This is a judicial review of a decision by Deputy District Judge Stott, sitting at the Warley Magistrates Court on 24 November 2006, by which he directed that the defence should disclose to the Crown Prosecution...
Liban Abdi pleaded guilty at Kingston upon Thames Crown Court on 23 October 2006 to an offence of assaulting a child under 13 by penetration, contrary to s 6(1) of the Sexual Offences Act 2003. On 27 November 2006...
Steven Cottrell was convicted at Lewes Crown Court on 8th August 2003 before His Honour Judge Scott-Gall and a jury of two counts of indecent assault with a female aged under 16 years. Joseph Fletcher was convicted...
This case comes before the court as a proposed appeal against a decision of the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal (AIT) following a hearing on 11 November 2005. It concerns Article 8 of the European Convention on...
This is an appeal from an order of His Honour Robin Laurie, sitting as a Deputy Circuit Judge, determining a preliminary point of law in proceedings brought by the claimant, Mr. Clive Wolman, against the London ...
This is the judgment of the Court. This appeal raises questions as to when a duty arises under s.11 of the Health and Social Care Act 2001, set out in Paragraph 30. The duty is to make arrangements to secure public...
This an appeal by the defendant, Willdav Engineering S.A. ("Willdav"), against an order of Her Honour Judge Alton giving judgment in favour of the claimant, Wittmann (UK) Ltd ("Wittmann"), for the sum of £...
In my judgment, this case demonstrates � yet again � the need for both the court and the parties, when a split hearing is ordered in care proceedings, to be absolutely clear about the purpose of the hearing ...
The appellant is a young Ethiopian, born in October 1984, who has sought asylum and human rights protection in this country. He was born and brought up in Ethiopa, his father being a national of that country but...
This is an appeal against a decision of the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal ("the Tribunal") promulgated on 9 October 2006 whereby the Tribunal dismissed EB's appeal against the refusal of the Secretary of State...
This is an appeal by the defendant, Bristol City Council, against the order of His Honour Judge Bursell Q.C. giving judgment for the claimant, Michael John Deadman, on his claim for damages for personal injury suffered...
By section 64 of the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992, a member of a trade union has the right not to be unjustifiably disciplined by the union. Jurisdiction in relation to the determination...
This is an appeal from a judgment of Toulson J (as he then was) by which he dismissed a claim for damages by the appellants (IFE), based on an alleged failure by the respondents (GSI) as arrangers and underwriters...
In a reserved decision promulgated on 15 February 2006, and after a hearing lasting three days (with a fourth spent considering its decision in chambers), the Employment Tribunal sitting at Ashford in Kent (the ...