Response to John Hutton’s announcement at the Labour Party Conference that the Government is commissioning a major feasibility study into tidal power to focus on the potential of a Severn Barrage.
The government has set our current payrise at around 2.5%. Inflation is...
We the undersigned believe that it is an outrage to expect British service...
There is some debate about whether Prince Charles should be defender of the...
Today's easing of restrictions on livestock movements across most of England and Wales is welcome news for rural communities.
Stuart Burgess, our chair and the government's Rural ...
Global temperature rises can be limited to 2 degrees Celsius, the Prime Minister has told green campaigners.
Defra has confirmed that a third animal has tested positive for Bluetongue. This is on a premises near Lowestoft.
Armed Forces personnel deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan will benefit from a tax-free rebate on the cost of council tax in new measures announced by Defence Secretary Des Browne today.
Scottish Executive Geographic Information Service: Impact of Flooding in Scotland - In-house GIS analysis using the SEPA Indicative Flood Map 2007 Summary results
Insolvency Bulletin
Burma is ruled by one of the most brutal military dictatorships in the world...
John Hutton Secretary of State for Business today announced that work to examine the feasibility of generating electricity from the Severn Estuary will begin immediately.
NHS trusts across England will share £97 million to help tackle violence and abuse against NHS staff, the Department of Health confirmed today.
Mr Fergus Cochrane-Dyet has been appointed British High Commissioner to the Republic of Seychelles in succession to Ms Diana Skingle who has retired from the Diplomatic Service. Mr Cochrane-Dyet will take up his...
The OFT is today launching consultations on the way it calculates the direct financial benefits to consumers of its work and on the way it prioritises which projects should be started and whether work on existing...
Insolvency Bulletin
The Prime Minister has called on the international community to take a tougher stance with Burma as pro-democracy demonstrations in the country intensify.
Jonathan Shaw, Minister for Marine, Landscape and Rural Affairs, has approved the re-appointment of Doug Hulyer and Pam Warhurst to the Board of Natural England, the statutory body with responsibility for enhancing...
Next steps in the drive to maintain cleanliness in hospitals and tackle healthcare associated infections were confirmed today by the Department of Health.
Water companies are continuing to invest to deliver environmental and water quality improvement, according to a report published by Ofwat today.
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This legislation makes it a criminal offense to discriminate on certain...
Since only a tiny fraction of the population attends church services each...
It should be clearly displayed in chemists, doctors'surgeries,hospitals and...
Dear Sir, We hereby petition you to include Mr Tony Lawdham, formerly of...
The above junction is become increasingly busy and particularly hazardous to...
I have just been told by my local hospital,the Luton & Dunstable,that I have...
Farmers now have to be accountable for movements of their livestock through...
The first thing to mention is the bravery of Kate Bush in creating the music...
The counties of North and South Humberside have not been in existence for...
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) wants to extend its powers so it would be able...
Since 2003, there has been a Group known locally in the Fens of East Anglia...
More and More cyclists are using the roads. This is a good thing,however...
when a new console is released later over here we find the price in the US...
We hear a lot of news about migrant workers replacing permanent UK employees...
As a 21 year old female disabled person I have just found out I am not...
Job's are set to be axed at crumlin's pot noodle factory which employs over...
Do you know that cancer patients have to pay for their prescriptions unless...
At present Carers are paid (via carers' allowance)the princley sum of £48...
theses chips are already in our passports and used by several companies in...
The people of Kirkby must be given a choice on Everton FC building a new...
We would like to see canoes and boats to be charged to use the countryside.
as they are ineffectual and expensive.
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For many students long summer vacations, that they are meant to enjoy, are...
For many tenants, having their Housing Benefit paid to their landlords helps...
Our City and Town centres are becoming increasingly congested due to the...
Public sector workers should be valued and rewarded with pay rises above the...
I, like many others, am completely fed up of having to drive on poorly...
I feel that the people who petition the Prime Minister have strong feelings...
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CH4 Dispatches:Nice Work If You Can Get It,claims that MP's can manipulate...
The Diocese of Chichester proposes to close St Peter’s Church, the Parish...
Any right minded person who actually thinks about it cannot possibly fail to...
August: £7.0bn current budget deficit
Institutional net investment £22.7bn
0.4% rise in second quarter 2007
Armed Forces personnel deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan will benefit from a tax-free rebate on the cost of council tax in new measures announced by Defence Secretary Des Browne today.
Purpose of Statistics Release is to present national figures on Direct Payments made by Scottish Local Authorities.
Child Protection Statistics 2006/07
A Strategic Framework for Scottish Freshwater Fisheries: A Consultation Document
Thousands more members of the Armed Forces will benefit from the best quality accommodation, Defence Secretary Des Browne said today as he announced additional funding for Project SLAM (Single Living Accommodation...
Issued by GNN on behalf of the London Criminal Justice Board
White, R. v [2007] NICC 28 (13 June 2007)
White, R. v [2007] NICC 29 (26 June 2007)
JA, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 64 (06 September 2007)
McCusker v McCusker [2007] NIQB 65 (07 September 2007)
Magee, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NICA 34 (07 June 2007)
CD, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NICA 33 (06 September 2007)
Police Service Of Northern Ireland v McClure [2007] NICA 31 (06 September 2007)
Young, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NICA 32 (06 September 2007)
In these proceedings, the claimants, who are husband and wife, claim as beneficiaries under a standby letter of credit issued by the defendant bank and dated 21 September 2006. The first question is whether a term...
THE DEPUTY JUDGE: This is an application for judicial review made in person by Mrs Da-Christie Swindells against the London Borough of Greenwich, pursuant to leave granted by Holman J on 1 May 2007. The matter...
MR JUSTICE SILBER: The General Medical Council seeks an order pursuant to section 41A(6) and (7) of the Medical Act 1983 to extend the interim order of suspension, initially made on 9 March 2005 against Dr Michael...
This is the judgment of the Court, to which we have both contributed.
In this judicial review the claimants, two Iraqis, one from Kirkük, the other from Makhmur, challenge the decision of the Secretary of State to detain them, although removals to Kirkük and Makhmur are not being...
MR JUSTICE UNDERHILL: On 17th April 2007 the appellant pleaded guilty before the Westminster Magistrates to an offence of possessing without reasonable excuse a false identity document, contrary to section 25(5...