Gordon Brown has announced the start of a national consultation to draw up a Bill of Rights and establish a written constitution.
Gordon Brown has attended the dedication ceremony of a new statue of Prime Minister David Lloyd George in Parliament Square.
Gordon Brown today met with representatives of the US National Football League (NFL) in anticipation of their first ever regular season game outside the North America at Wembley Stadium this Sunday.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Bill of Rights, Household Rubbish Collection, Turkey/Iraq, Afghanistan, MP's Expenses and Misc
Ministers from three departments met today with disabled children and young people to hear their views on the Government's strategy to improve services for disabled children and their families.
A company who promoted the sale of yet to be built buy to let houses in Bulgaria has been closed down by the High Court following an investigation by the Companies Investigation Branch of the Insolvency Service. ...
A mechanical and electrical components supplier based in Bodmin, Cornwall has been closed down by the High Court following an investigation by Companies Investigation Branch of the Insolvency Service.
Junior Minister for Housing Iain Wright today announced five priority places - the Thames Gateway, the South West region, Corby, Portsmouth Urban South Hampshire (PUSH) and ELEVATE East Lancashire - to work with...
At present animals are allowed to roam in the New Forest without reflective...
For those of you that remember 'bobbies on the beat', this is a no brainer...
To cut back all overhanging trees,bushes and grasses,etc, and replace...
Jim Murphy, Minister for Europe at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, spent over an hour this afternoon answering questions on EU Treaty, Afghanistan, Turkey, Croatia, Kosovo, Cyprus, Israel, Morocco, NATO and...
The legislation to transfer funds from National Lottery good causes to help fund the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games has been laid before Parliament today.
Economic Secretary and City Minister Kitty Ussher will today signal her commitment to the mutual sector by delivering two key reform proposals requested by the sector
18 Oct - Risk of re-offending - MoJ report
18 Oct - Crime in England and Wales 2006/2007 - HO report
22 Oct - Health profile of England 2007 - DH report
22 Oct - Health Care Quality Indicators 2006 update - OECD report
22 Oct - Management of offenders under MAPPA - Probation Service
24 Oct - Impact of heavy cannabis use on young people - JRF report
24 Oct - Child obesity policy - ANZHP report
25 Oct - Civil and Social Justice Survey findings - CCJS report
The Central Office of Information's Government News Network (GNN), in conjunction with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), scooped first place in the Issues and Crisis Management category at last night's PR...
"The MPA fully supports the Commissioner and his management team and urges that they continue to work to the Authority's strategic reform agenda, which is already delivering real benefits to Londoners.
The Metropolitan Police Authority has again refused to sanction Met participation in the proposed Home Office pilot to rollout use of the Taser to non-firearms trained police officers in London.
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency had cause to celebrate last night when, in partnership with the Government News Network (GNN), they scooped first place in the Issues and Crisis Management category at last night...
Sir, we feel that the proposal to allow motorway traffic to use the hard...
Statement from Natural England following the shooting of two hen harriers on a National Nature Reserve in Norfolk
Asked if banning the smacking of children was under review, the PMS replied that it was his understanding there had been a consultation on the subject, but on process, people should check with DCSF.Asked if money...
Asked if the Prime Minister expected members of his Government to stick to the MP's honour system when claiming where their main home was, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister would expect members of his Government...
Put that the Prime Minister had spoken about burden sharing in that morning's press conference and did that mean within NATO, or also a sharing of the burden with Afghan troops and security forces, the PMS replied...
Asked if there would be any further comment on Turkey and Iraq, the PMS said there was nothing further to add to what the Government said yesterday. The Government was aware of the reports about the incidents inside...
Asked when a statement on household rubbish collection could be expected, the PMS replied that it was clearly a very complex issue; there were a lot of difficult issues that needed to be considered; it was important...
Asked why Britain needed a Bill of Rights and how would a 21st Century Bill of Rights differ from the one introduced in the 17th Century, the Prime Minister's Spokesman told the assembled press that it was a subject...
The Prime Minister met with members of the Black Christian Leaders' Forum (BCLF) today to discuss building stronger black communities.
The Government will review a number areas of legislation relating to individual rights, including the right to protest outside Parliament and access information more freely, the PM has said.
Gordon Brown has announced the start of a national consultation to draw up a Bill of Rights and establish a written constitution.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Bill of Rights, Household Rubbish Collection, Turkey/Iraq, Afganistan, MP's Expenses and Misc
The UK Government's call for an international agreement to save migratory birds of prey of Europe, Africa and Asia has been successful.
The Public Inquiry into the proposed South Downs National Park(1) will be re-opened, Jonathan Shaw, Minister for Landscape & Rural Affairs, announced today.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office today revised its travel advice for Pakistan. As the situation in Karachi has gradually returned to normal over the last few days we are no longer advising against all but essential...
Summer time officially ends this weekend when the clocks go back by an hour and drivers travelling in the late afternoon will be using the roads at dusk instead of daylight..
Construction of a new tri-service training hub could start as soon as 2009, said Under-Secretary of State for Defence, Derek Twigg today as he updated Parliament on the Defence Training Review.
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on a proposal to vary the admission arrangements referred by the Isle of Wight Council for Solent Middle School. The adjudicator, Dr Ruth Eade, has ...
The Government of the Irish Republic have proposed to end the agreement...
I would like the PM to ban the sale of Stimulation \ Energy drinks like Red...
Make sure every school child in the UK Dose a Cycling Proficiency test and...
Ban the use or roller skates of any type in indoor areas like shops or...
It must be very easy, and satisfying to the moral ego, for men to issue...
For instance in India girls are considered undesirable, and many are...
Our UK Troops are exposed disproportionately to front line operations in...
Government employees and other public sector workers openly admit to...
A consultation on how Parliament should play a stronger role in approving decisions to deploy the Armed Forces into conflict abroad and on the ratification of treaties was published today.
A consultation asking whether the Government should reduce its role in judicial appointments was published today.
A package of measures to enhance openness and increase public access to information, including a review of the "30-year rule" and extending the scope of the Freedom of Information Act, has been announced by the ...
The Prime Minister has re-appointed Maggie Semple to the Board of the National Museum of Science and Industry for a period of four years as from 10 October 2007.
Gordon Brown has called upon Burma's military rulers to release all political prisoners and begin the transition towards "freedom and democracy".
In September the Armed Forces launched a campaign to encourage members of the military and their families to register and to vote. The campaign has been developed in close consultation with the Electoral Commission...
Information on sustainable Public Procurement - an introduction for purchasers
An overview of Procurement Development in relation to the Public Procurement Reform Programme
An overview of the work of the People and Skills workstream within the Public Procurement Reform programme
A general Overview of the Public Procurement Reform Programme
The Assets Recovery Agency has reached a settlement of £143,000 over the estate of the late Mark McCall, who was murdered in Pudsey, West Yorkshire in November 2003.
HM the Queen has appointed Simon Keith Bull to be a District Judge on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP. The Lord Chief Justice, Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, has assigned...
Put that if there was no national commitment to reach the 20 per cent renewables target by 2020 it was asked why David Miliband had said last year that there would be 20 per cent target re electricity renewable ...
Had there been any contact between Downing St and the Speaker's office after PMQs, the PMS said there had not been as far as he was aware.Asked what the Prime Minister thought of the loutish behaviour of his PPS...
Put that, from the Prime Minister's answers at PMQs, he was sympathetic to head teachers re the retrospective nature of the proposals which were aired earlier this year, the PMS said that, as the Prime Minister ...
Asked if it was the case that the Government had accepted and apologised for mistakes that were made but was rejecting the charge made by the Gould report that mistakes were made for partisan purposes, the PMS said...
Asked what the message to President Karzai would be tomorrow, the PMS said that, in relation to Afghanistan, we had always made clear our long-term commitments and there was no more to say in advance of tomorrow...
Asked if the Prime Minister had anything specific to say to the Business Council or if it was a purely listening event, the PMS said it was the first meeting of the Council and there would be a discussion about ...
Put that Digby Jones had said that the business community thought the CGT changes were a terrible thing and that he would raise these concerns with Chancellor, the PMS said that he had not seen the comments and ...
Asked what the PM had said in the clip re his meeting with Sepp Blatter, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) said that he had had a very constructive meeting; we were hopeful that the FIFA Committee would allow...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Football, Capital Gains Tax, British Business Council, President Karzai/Afghanistan, Scottish Elections, School Balances, PMQs and Renewables
The UK is committed to the "long-term success" of Afghanistan and will not allow the Taliban to regain control, the PM has said.
Fishermen and anglers can continue to land sea bass at a size of 36 centimetres and over, Fisheries Minister Jonathan Shaw announced today. The minimum landing size (MLS) for the fish, a measure designed to contribute...
We run a small commercial garage on the Isle of Skye and are having...
Transcendental meditation is a cult based religion practice. We do not...
We would like an investigation into the nature of and reasons for the almost...
Please support us to Keep Passfield Post Office Open. A thriving P.O....
Every generation recognises that films of all genre have become more...
There in no point for English Lit at all. The only requirement you need is...
Recognising the need to have a complete motorway network with uninterrupted...
Dear Mr. Brown, I am sure that you know how many fans of the Blues admire...
The EU mandarins have kindly allowed the British to retain imperial...
An evaluation of the implementation and impact of local antisocial behaviour strategies at the neighbourhood level in 4 selected local authorities.
An evaluation of the implementation and impact of local antisocial behaviour strategies at the neighbourhood level in 4 selected local authorities.
A summary of research which explores social landlords perceptions of allocations policy and practice.
A report detailing research which explores social landlords perceptions of allocations policy and practice.
This report summarises the findings from an evaluation of Local Authority Antisocial Neighbour Noise Nuisance Services.
This is a statutory study of police dispersal powers. It considers the process and effectiveness of the powers.
This report presents an evaluation of Local Authority Antisocial Neighbour Noise Nuisance Services.
This is a statutory study of police dispersal powers. It considers the process and effectiveness of the powers.
The Government's Child Trust Fund initiative is designed to strengthen the saving habit and ensure that at age 18 every young person, regardless of family background, will have access to a financial asset. The...
Regulation provides an essential safeguard for patients and users of adult social care services. Patients, service users and the public as a whole look to the regulators and managers of the health and adult social...
On 8 October I made a written ministerial statement to this House stating my intention to adopt, on a voluntary basis, the provisions of the Constitutional Reform Act relating to a new appointments process for...
An innovative traffic management system that cuts journey times and helps keep motorways moving is to be extended to other parts of the network, Transport Secretary Ruth Kelly announced today.
Department of Enterprise Trade & Investment v The Carvill Group Ltd [2007] NICA 39 (23 October 2007)
These claims relate to the decision of an adjudicator, Mr Don Smith ("the Adjudicator") given on 14th July 2007. The Adjudicator was appointed pursuant to the terms of a construction contract between Vauxhall Motors...
A preliminary issue is due to be tried on 22 October 2007, by order of Master Turner dated 16 March, and I am now asked to resolve the question of mode of trial. Mr Moloney QC, for the Claimant, submits that by ...
This is a case under the inherent jurisdiction in relation to vulnerable adults. It raises at least one important point of principle.
This is the first occasion when this court is required to address sections 71-75 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 (SOCPA). These provisions, which came into force on 1 April 2006, created a statutory...
In August 2002, three weeks short of his eighteenth birthday, James Evans was on holiday with a group of friends at the Marina Beach Apartments in Kavos, Corfu. The holiday had been booked with a tour operator, ...
Mrs Grundy is a long-serving member of British Airways' cabin crew (CC). She was initially employed full-time, but in 1987 she took employment as support cabin crew (SCC). This was a new class of contract, set up...
This appeal is brought from a judgment of Langley J in proceedings in which a substantial number of insurers or "names" on the Lloyd's market complain of losses suffered by them in the course of underwriting. ...
Criminal justice social work performance inspection programme 2003-2007 - final report