The Guide helps nurse bank managers review and improve their role and responsibilities in the management of supplementary staff setting out the qualities substantive staff can expect to see in bank nurses.
Put that Alan Johnson had said that the deep cleaning of hospitals was a gesture rather than something that was effective against superbugs such as MRSA and in view of that, was it still the Government's intention...
Asked if the Government intended to reclassify Cannabis, the PMS replied that the Government's position was that there was an independent review by the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs that was ongoing. The...
Asked for more details about the Prime Minister's meeting with David Beckham last night, the PMS said that it was a private meeting. The Prime Minister would be visiting the David Beckham Academy on Thursday and...
Asked for more details on the proposed meeting between the Prime Minister and the leaders of Italy, Germany and France, the Prime Minister's Spokesman told the assembled press that we were not in a position to confirm...
Gordon Brown answered questions on the economy, ID cards and energy prices at today's PMQs. The NHS, education and the New Deal programme were also on the agenda today.
The Prime Minister has identified patient choice over treatment as the way forward for the NHS in the 21st century.
The Government is fully committed to introducing compulsory ID cards for foreign nationals as well as with a voluntary system for all British citizens, the Prime Minister has said.
The UK faces a "major decision" on the future of its energy supplies, the Prime Minister has said.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Meeting of European Leader's, David Beckham, cannabis, blasphemy and hospital deep cleaning
The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Peter Hain, today announced the appointment of Stephen Geraghty as Commissioner Designate of the new Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission.
Floods Recovery Minister John Healey today announced that Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council and West Lindsey District Council will receive payments totalling almost three quarters of a million pounds from the...
Ofwat today set out in greater detail its reasons for proposing in September 2007 to fine Thames Water a total of £12.5 million.
Householders in a Staffordshire village wrongly charged for surface water drainage for many years are to receive more than £400,000 from Severn Trent Water, following the intervention of the Consumer Council...
A hoax caller who risked the lives of members of the public and rescuers by making a malicious call to Holyhead Coastguard on August 1st 2007 was today sentenced to 15 months imprisonment. Patrick Lane pleaded guilty...
The Central Office of Information (COI) has boosted its News and PR services with the appointment of a new Head of Monitoring and Content Delivery. The post emerged as a result of a recent reorganisation of COI. ...
Gordon Brown answered questions on the economy, ID cards and energy prices at today's PMQs. The NHS, education and new deal were also on the agenda today.
NPF 2 cover letter.
A comprehensive independent root and branch review of the primary curriculum to create a smoother transition between early years and school education and help boost standards was launched by Ed Balls today.
Asked when the Home Secretary would be making her statement on knives as mentioned at the press conference this morning, the PMS replied that it was best to touch base with the Home Office on the details. We had...
Asked if the Prime Minister was dismayed by statistics showing that the number of nights in which prisoners had been held in police cells rather than prisons had risen from 4,600 last year to well over 60,00 in ...
Asked about the National Year of Reading, the PMS replied that the National Year of Reading was launched today in Downing Street with Ed Balls and it was a nationwide campaign to promote the power of reading to ...
Asked for a read out from Cabinet, the PMS replied that Cabinet lasted around an hour and fifteen minutes. The main item for discussion was nuclear and energy issues, a very good discussion with many interventions...
Asked if the Prime Minister retained full confidence in Peter Hain, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) replied that the Prime Minister retained full confidence in all his Cabinet colleagues.Asked if the Prime ...
Gordon Brown will answer questions from MPs today in his weekly PMQs session beginning at 12:00 GMT.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Party Funding, Cabinet, National Year of Reading, Prison Places and Misc
Index of Manufactured Exports 2007Q3 - web section
Draft Quality Standards for Adult Hearing Rehabilitation.
Concerns new secondary legislation on procedures relating to processing planning applications.
Sets out the main proposals affecting how you and your community will be able to get more information on local planning issues and get involved in the planning of your area.
Sets out the main proposals affecting you and your business.
The Government have today laid in Parliament the Compulsory Purchase (Inquiries Procedure) Rules 2007. These rules replace the existing two sets of rules for inquiries into ministerial and non-ministerial compulsory...
I am pleased to provide further details of events being organised by the Ministry of Defence later this year which will commemorate the contribution made by members of the armed forces in operations in Bosnia...
This statement is to inform the House of our intention to release the Princess Royal Barracks (PRB), Deepcut for disposal as part of ongoing work to optimise the defence training estate. The adjacent training...
I wish to make a statement to the House on the issue of mixed competence conventions. As my right hon. Friend the then Minister for Europe, Geoff Hoon, reported to this House in April 2007, the outstanding issue...
I wish to provide the House with an update on the findings of the strategic review process of the NOMIS programme that I commissioned in August.
The House will be aware that the NOMIS programme was suspended...
Health Secretary unveils new infection control strategy
According to a poll carried out with over 5,000 visitors to the Jobcentre Plus website in November and December 2007:
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SB (PSG, Protection Regulations, Reg 6) Moldova CG [2008] UKAIT 00002 (08 January 2008)
Murray, R v [2008] NICC 1 (8 January 2008)
R & D (Allegation of rape) [2008] NIFam 1 (7 January 2008)
Mad Projects Ltd v Salvatore Liberante [2008] NICh 1 (7 January 2008)
Northern Ireland Police Service v McClure [2007] NICA 31 (6 September 2007)
On 1st March of this year, I gave a judgment after a three day hearing for assessment of damages and the central issue I was asked to decide was the question of where the claimant would live in the future. There...
This is a challenge to the decision of the Defendant taken on 25 July 2007 to restrict adult care services to people with critical needs only. It is brought by three local residents who receive community care services...
On 30 May 2007 the first defendant, the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, confirmed with one small modification a compulsory purchase order made by the second respondents, Sefton Borough Council...
MR JUSTICE WYN WILLIAMS: On 15th June 2007 at a pretrial review at the Coventry Crown Court, the appellant pleaded guilty to two offences of robbery. On 17th August 2007 he was sentenced to two terms of imprisonment...
MR JUSTICE MACKAY: On 9th July 2007, this applicant, to whom we grant leave, admitted that she was in breach of a community order with requirements of supervision for 12 months and a drug rehabilitation requirement...