I am a British Citizen, born in England. I do not wish to have the flag of a...
I am a British Citizen, born in England. I do not wish to have the flag of a...
I am a British Citizen, born in England. I do not wish to have the flag of a...
Asked if the Prime Minister watched the game last night and what did he make of the result, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister did watch some of the match, although which particular sections she was not sure...
Asked what Pakistan needed to do to avoid being suspended from the Commonwealth, and where would the bar be set, the PMS replied that the bar was set by the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group. They have called...
Put that the Guardian was reporting that documents would be published today on data loss and asked if this was true, the PMS replied that any further queries regarding process at HMRC and the ongoing investigation...
The Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) began by briefing the Lobby on the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) and Pakistan. This morning there had been a Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) meeting...
The Metropolitan Police Authority today gave its approval for the Met to participate in the Home Office pilot to rollout use of the Taser to non-firearms trained police officers in London for a trial period, starting...
I am a British Citizen, born in England. I do not wish to have the flag of a...
58 local areas will receive funding of £12.9m over the next 3 years in their effort to continue challenging anti-social behaviour and support young people Children's and young people's Minister Beverley...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: CHOGM, data protection, pakistan and football
HM Treasury and the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform today published a consultation document on proposed changes to the Consumer Credit Act 1974 to prevent the dual regulation of mortgages...
15 Nov - Health at a glance 2007 - OECD report
16 Nov - Politics of traffic - NLGN report
INVESTITURE AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE
In an unprecedented public debate at an extraordinary meeting of the Metropolitan Police Authority today, a motion of no confidence in the Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair was defeated.
'...Award a much overdue damehood to the magnificent Marguerite Patten - the original, and the best, "Celebrity chef"' -- Joanna Hyne
This is in addition to an earlier petition which was closed before most...
We wish to have reduced the number Grey Squirrels in order to give our...
Remove tax relief from buy to let rentals and expenses. Increase council tax...
'...introduce a new act of parliament to give residents in Park Homes the equivalent legal protection and rights to that available for owners of normal houses.' -- Antony Tappenden
I was born in England, a BRITISH CITIZEN! I wish to remain a BRITISH CITIZEN...
The proposed E-Borders system asking 53 intrusive questions of innocent...
'...Not to charge for excess wheelie bin weight, but to reward those who do comply, by reducing the community/rates tax.' -- Mr P Jones
Twenty five years ago our returning troops from The Falklands were rewarded...
This petition is to stop closure/redevelopment of Treasure Island leisure...
We, the youth of Eton Wick are objecting to the Eton park and ride and the...
The Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and Skills, has...
Sack Miliband. No more EU expansion to Russia, the Middle East OR North Africa
The chronic neglect of people with mental disabilities living in Serbian...
It is unfair to UK cicitzens that they are forced to wait for affordable...
This is in response to a petiton asking for the limit to be increased to -...
Thousands of peole every year are injured in attacks by dogs. But the dogs...
There is web site after web site on the internet for people who have lost...
Evrey year 2000 animals and 1500 dogs are shot and killed by farmers guns...
I am a British Citizen, born in England. I do not wish to have the flag of a...
The Prime Minister has called upon President Musharraf of Pakistan to return the country to democratic rule and to reinstate press freedoms.
Today Food and Farming Minister Jeff Rooker opened the UK's first bioethanol plant in Wissington, Norfolk and welcomed the expansion of the environmental industries sector.
Health Secretary, Alan Johnson, today published a new plan to increase preparedness and better protect the public against a possible flu pandemic.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office today published the fifteenth report by the Independent Monitor for Entry Clearance refusals without the right of appeal.
Verdict and summary of responses to consultation on reform of the EU Fruit and Vegetable Regime and Deer Farming: changes to the Single Farm Payment Scheme
Planning for pandemic influenza in community care: Guidelines for community care staff
Guidance on the provision of healthcare in a community setting in Scotland
Pandemic Flu: Scottish guidance on human resources
Planning for Pandemic Influenza in Community Care: an operational and strategic framework
Pandemic Flu: A Scottish framework for responding to an influenza pandemic
First time homebuyers will see their upfront costs drop and all home buyers will, for the first time, receive A-G green ratings for their properties which will help cut fuel bills and carbon emissions, with the ...
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on the above proposal by Cheshire County Council. The adjudicator, Dr Philip Hunter, has approved the proposal.
On 13 November 2007 at Inner London Crown Court a confiscation order worth nearly £41 million was obtained as a result of a joint investigation between the Assets Recovery Agency (ARA) , Thames Valley ...
The tube is almost a life-line in London. It generates a lot of business at...
On the 7th of March the Commons voted by a majority of 113 for a fully...
Dear Mr Brown, My petition is that there should be a three stikes and you...
Quite apart from the many well-founded objections to having faith leaders...
The right to own and carry a taser or stun gun or a defence gas-spray such...
Skinny pigs are unlike normal guinea pigs. They CANNOT live outside and need...
Currently, students studying courses leading to a professional NHS...
In the UK to register as a charity, you must have at leat £5000 capital,...
The present bail system is a joke because hundreds of suspected offenders,...
The Government should begin investigating the 'politics of happiness' and...
We the undersigned, propose that the government applies a tax reduction/...
I believe that all mothers should be paid at the minimum wage whilst on...
How can poorer countries develop their more sophisticated secondary and...
l there are only 15 stands by the architect left in the country this...
The keeping of Birds whilst popular in previous generations is one of the...
Without a doubt, this man has changed many womens' lives. Not just those...
Apart from the increase in HGV movements on South Bucks’ already congested...
When we drive in Europe We pay tolls or have to buy vignettes Why not charge...
Oldham Athletic plans to completely redevelop the Boundary Park ground have...
Rescind the permission given to the police to collect every bodies DNA,...
The oxford dictionary defines charity in the following ways: 1. an...
It may have taken a while but sanctions worked in South Africa eventually,...
This is to allow people that are tattooed and pierced to be able to work in...
Any proposed legislation that will further restrict or remove the freedoms...
There is now nationwide screening of newborns for Cystic Fibrosis (CF) but...
The French government are withdrawing health care cover for thousands of EU...
In addition to talking on a mobile phone or smoking there are hundreds of...
it to expensive and we are only and it would make it more appealing to...
The Prime Minister has announced a serious of extreme measures at train...
As someone of a younger generation i feel that it is completely unfair that...
Business Secretary John Hutton today called on UK manufacturers to respond positively to new opportunities created by emerging markets in the green economy, such as renewable energy and other low-carbon technology...
Colleges must change to meet the world of work or lose funding, John Denham, Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and Skills warned today.
Gordon Brown will travel to Uganda today to take part in the Commonwealth Heads of Government (CHOGM) summit.
Digital radio got a boost today with the launch of a new taskforce to discuss its future set up by Culture Secretary James Purnell. The expert and consumer working group will look at how to promote digital radio...
Businesses must source migrant labour through legal means or face severe penalties, the Home Office announced today as part of its comprehensive programme to reform Britain's immigration controls.
The publication today of the Ministry of Defence's latest Armed Forces manning figures shows that the UK Armed Forces are currently at 96.3 per cent full time trained strength.
I will be attending the EU Competitiveness Council in Brussels on 22 November.
The main substantive item will be an "integrated approach to competitiveness" covering industry policy, e-skills, small and...
My written ministerial statement of 15 November 2007, Official Report, Vol. 467, c. 68-69WS, contained an error in the opening paragraph. The correct text is:
Subject to Parliamentary approval of the necessary...
Patients rightly expect high standards of cleanliness and hygiene in all National Health Service settings.
Today, the National Patient Safety Agency (NPSA) is publishing information on the 2007 inspection...
In accordance with Section 20(5) of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986, I have placed the Committee's annual report for 2006 in the Library today. Among other things the report includes:
the work...
I am pleased to confirm the agenda items for which DIUS is responsible, at the forthcoming EU Competitiveness Council on 23 November in Brussels. The Council will be chaired by Mr. Gago, Portuguese Minister for...
A pioneering new Government motorcycle helmet safety rating scheme which could save the lives of 50 riders a year was officially launched today by Road Safety Minister Jim Fitzpatrick.
A key new road that will better connect Wakefield, Barnsley and the surrounding areas to the trunk road network has been given the go-ahead with £22.8m of Government funding, Transport Minister Rosie Winterton...
Transport Secretary, Ruth Kelly, today published the consultation on increasing capacity at Heathrow Airport and urged local people and interested bodies to respond with their views.
Transport Minister Rosie Winterton was in Sheffield today to announce that the Government has allocated £6.3m to Sheffield for repairs to the local roads and bridges damaged by the summer floods.
Stephen Timms, Minister of State for Competitiveness and Consumer Affairs, today announced three new appointments to the management board of the East of England Development Agency.
Nurseries will get improved outdoor play areas, computers and expanded indoor areas thanks to a £642 million cash boost.
Mapping of Scottish marine geology wins two awards for scientists at the British Geological Survey (BGS).
Asked why the Prime Minister said the Barnett formula was based on the needs of each part of the UK when it wasn't, the PMS said that the Prime Minister was referring to Wales and Northern Ireland. Put that it was...
Asked about the former Attorney Generals comments regarding the custody of terror suspects, stating there was no evidence to go beyond 28 days detention, the PMS replied that the Government's position was set out...
Asked whether the Prime Minister's comments on reforming institutions included the Commonwealth, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister thought the Commonwealth was a good network, which brought together a unique...
Asked whether the person responsible for the HMRC blunder had resigned today, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that he had no information on it. He would check with HMRC as it was one...
Gordon Brown has promised that the Government will do everything in its power to ensure the protection of data following the loss of computer discs at Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: HMRC, football and alcohol.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: HMRC, the Commonwealth and counter terrorism.
0.0% change in third quarter 2007
Following the announcement of an outbreak of avian influenza in East Anglia, Natural England continues to work closely with Defra to support them during the incident.
Defra has today published municipal waste statistics for all English local authorities in 2006/07. These show how individual local authorities are contributing to national goals to reduce waste, recycle more and...
Research into finding new treatments and cures for motor neurone disease will receive a £7.5m boost, Science and Innovation Minister Ian Pearson will announce today.
Graham Garbutt, our Chief Executive, has written about learning from this summer's flooding in the latest issue of Public Service Review.
His article looks at how we can take forward...
Our latest publications 'Taking Forward the Recommendations of the Affordable Rural Housing Commission: Final report' and 'Assessing the Rural Content of Regional Spatial and Housing ...
To inform the Ministerial Review of the Advisory Appointment Committee system for consultant appointments, an independent research project into best practice in senior medical recruitment was undertaken in summer...
To inform the Ministerial Review of the Advisory Appointment Committee system for consultant appointments, an independent research project into best practice in senior medical recruitment was undertaken in summer...
An independent review of the systems in place to protect children and keep them safe in residential care between 1950-1995.
The Scottish Government Health Workforce Directorate is conducting a review of how consultants are recruited. To inform this review research into best contemporary recruitment practice for senior medical and dental...
Our latest publication 'Taking Forward the Recommendations of the Affordable Rural Housing Commission: Final report' shows that proposed levels of investment in affordable rural housing by ...
While it is right to tackle this issue, it should not be seen as a green light for development or redevelopment of rural sites. There are sites that should not gain planning permission and it would...
Housing Minister Yvette Cooper today welcomed the publication of the Callcutt Review into delivering new housing and announced a major new drive to speed up the delivery of new greener, affordable homes for first...
Ward v Police Service of Northern Ireland [2007] UKHL 50 (21 November 2007)
Watt (formerly Carter) v Ahsan [2007] UKHL 51 (21 November 2007)
These proceedings concern arbitration claims under sections 68 and 69 of the Arbitration Act 1996 arising from an arbitration award in relation to the Connect Project.
Williams v General Medical Council [2007] EWHC 2603 (Admin) (09 November 2007)
These two applications concern the calculation of sums payable to bus operators in the West Midlands metropolitan area in respect of travel concessions to elderly and disabled passengers carried without charge. ...
This is an appeal against an order of Goldring J. quashing the decision of the appellant, the Sutton London Borough Council ("the council"), not to provide transport to school for a child, D.
This is an appeal against the decision of His Honour Judge Gilbart QC sitting in the Lands Tribunal whereby he decided that the Lands Tribunal had jurisdiction to determine the compensation payable in respect of...
The claimants appeal against the decision of District Judge Daniel made on 30 January 2007 whereby he set aside the order of District Judge Rowe made on 13 September 2006 extending the time for service of the claim...
The Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP, has appointed Dr Simon Joseph Auerbach to be Salaried Chairman of the Employment Tribunals (England & Wales). Dr Auerbach will be assigned to the London Central...
ANNUAL REPORT
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This report provides an assessment of the way rural issues are being dealt with through Regional Spatial Strategies and Regional Housing Strategies...
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Press release for the launch of 'Taking forward the recommendations of the Affordable Rural Housing Commission: Final Report'.
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Examining the recommendations of the Affordable Rural Housing Commission and how they have been taken forward, this report makes proposals intended...
Our latest publication 'Taking Forward the Recommendations of the Affordable Rural Housing Commission: Final report' shows that proposed levels of investment in affordable rural housing by ...