Kenyan leaders have been urged to urgently pursue talks and stop the cycle of violence afflicting the country.
EU leaders have agreed to "close co-operation" to ensure stability in the global economy, Gordon Brown said this evening following talks at Downing Street.
Gordon Brown has welcomed fellow European leaders to Downing Street this evening to discuss global economic reform.
Currently the House of Lords draws its membership from a limited strata of...
To supply all of the uk with free WI-MAX this will boost the uk markets wi-...
Internet service providers retain IP address data for a very limited period...
The imposition of Draconian laws governing the size of motorcycle number...
When schools fail Ofsted inspections, are put into special measures and poor...
For some while now there appears to have been stringent interviews in place...
Green Belt Protection is one of the primary factors driving high housing...
A sixth mute swan collected on 21 January as part of wild bird surveillance in the same area in Dorset has tested positive for H5N1 Avian Influenza. This is not unexpected, and enhanced surveillance of wild birds...
The Prime Minister, the Rt Hon Gordon Brown, has today appointed the Rt Hon Margaret Beckett as Chair of the Intelligence and Security Committee.
Barry Sindall has taken Colyton Grammar School from being a relatively...
Anyone wishing to settle here should be made to swear an oath of loyalty to...
Tesco have been granted planning permission to build a store in Greenfield,...
this is to stop unscrupules stores taking advantage of older people
Burnley Wood has only this one Post Office through-out the area. Our Post...
With the continual stream of departmental mistakes and errors putting ever-...
Currently new builds are sold at the local market value, ensuring the...
My wife and son nearly died due to medical negligence. The cause was staff...
The notions of 'race', 'ethnicity' and similar categorisations have no...
Recent times have seen an increase in media adverts broadcast by the DVLA...
this will prevent an mp who loses his seat from moving to another constituancy
Although the recent past has seen large increases in the wholesale cost of...
'...Allow home owners to eject uninvited guests out of your property by force in necessary without fear or prosecution as long as you were protecting your property or person' -- Robert Taylor
The use of computers outside the security of government departments is...
we the under sigh wish ofcom to bring back region tv stations
Having watched the vote on the EU Treaty live on BBC last night (21 January...
I strongly believe John Lennon to be one of the most iconic and important...
Having just looked on a relevant web-site it seems that gender is NOT...
Corpse shows are now part of a multi-million pound global entertainment...
Our country needs to keep its culture so support its independent theaters...
We the undersigned agree that EU schools that use the term 'British' or '...
In many countries including our neighbour the US. The military personnel who...
There is simply no rational moral argument to stand in the way of creating...
Will the government please consider the removal of the road fund license now...
The Council are currently spending roughly £500,000 of taxpayers money...
We, the undersigned, are opposed to Herefordshire Council draft plans to...
With the influx of foriegn workers in the UK the standard of UK driving is...
I think that we should be able to choose your options in year 7 instead of...
Dear Sir, We already have a National Shooting ground, just why can that not...
To lower the current rate of interest (4.8%) graduates working in the public...
The UK government is quite happy to give grants to failed asylum seekers to...
The recent crash landing of British Airways flight 038 at London's Heathrow...
The government should fund the mountain rescue to try and help them deal...
The animals Act 1971 protects farm animals such as sheep and cattle from...
Asked why the Government was proposing to cut the amount of debate on the EU Treaty from 20 to 12 days, the PMS said that he was not aware of any such proposal. The PMS said that he thought there would be a very...
Asked what the Prime Minister thought of the decision made by Prince Charles not to attend the Beijing Olympics, the PMS said that the Prime Minister thought it was a matter for Prince Charles. Asked if he empathised...
Asked for more information on the meeting taking place tomorrow, the PMS replied that in general terms, the leaders would be primarily discussing the economy. They would no doubt want to take forward some of the...
The Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) began by telling the assembled press that Defra had announced that Adair Turner had been appointed as the Chair of the Climate Change Committee. The PMS added that the Committee...
The Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) began by telling the assembled press that Cabinet had met that morning for about an hour. There was an update by Jack Straw on prisons, covering the prison-building programme...
The Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) began by telling the assembled press that Cabinet had met that morning for about an hour. There was an update by Jack Straw on prisons, covering the prison-building programme...
Gordon Brown has set out plans to expand apprenticeship programmes and equip Britain for the economic challenges of the future.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Cabinet, EU Leaders meeting, Hizb ut-Tahrir and Derek Conway
Gordon Brown will today hold talks at Number 10 with fellow European leaders to discuss global economic reform.
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The Full SP: Supporting People: Issue 26, January 2008
Supporting People Matters: Issue 26, January 2008
A voluntary code of conduct has been agreed today with the organisations and bodies involved in managing and agreeing individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs) following a series of discussions and negotiations facilitated...
The Government's drive to empower people is entering into a new phase as the latest round of applications close. The deadline for the scheme, which will engage people and improve services by transferring local assets...
Plans to give bus passengers across England a more influential voice began to take shape as experts met today.
After several weeks of mild weather over many parts of the UK, forecasters at the Met Office are predicting a short cold snap at the end of the week.
In the course of their legitimate work, a right safeguarded by human rights...
Mugabe runs a disgusting, corrupt and oppressive regime and recognition...
1. Opt out of Human Rights Act. 2. Give back discretion to Police. 3. Allow...
Video games have recently became a scapegoat for anyone who wishes to call...
The Israeli government continues to close access to Gaza. This is illegal....
In the area where i live we have lots of young families who are on the...
In the Daily Mail January 14th 2008 an article appeared headed BROWN...
The nationalisation of private firms has significant cost in terms of the...
At many car boot sites can be found people selling counterfeit/fake items,...
Two of London's creative agencies genuinely believe that 29th Feb should...
Most Petrol forecourts today record car registration numbers to prevent fuel...
It appears that a few school teachers have taken it upon themselves to stop...
After months of hard revision and rememebering complex teories on proteins,...
What's worse than being caught by a speed camera? The guy in front jamming...
The government claims to be 'tough on crime', yet has placed the Probation...
Retail monster Tesco are attempting to ignore the views of local people, and...
Employers are continuing to age discriminate even though this is now against...
We as a nation should have the chance to celebrate our patron saint with a...
It is the year 2008 and we must stop the personal possessions of debtors...
Give the energy watchdog more powers to restict foreign energy companies...
If we do this we will ruin the Goverment's History for ever. The House of...
By ensuring that unnecessary lighting and neon signs are turned off after a...
This petiton is to stop the sale of Council dwellings so that there are...
It is unfair that Community Support Officers have received a back dated pay...
Herefordshire Council have recently unveiled draft plans to close or merge...
The present HSE regulations are a nonsense and do nothing to make the...
Johny Depp has recently given 1 million of his own money and persuaded...
An Armed Forces I.D needs to be a recognised form of Identification. In...
The cost of heating a home and running a motor car continues to soar and the...
South Cambridgeshire District Council recently decided that there would be...
After the disgrace with the Amersham Horses due to the fact that RSPCA had...
We as a whole, are a hard working country, who pay our taxes, make national...
It is immoral for taxpayers of this land to pay for food eaten by...
People arriving in this country should have it made clear to them and those...
The Isle of Wight Council propose to radically alter the education system on...
The sort of people I have in mind are sports, pop, etc stars plus people in...
Earth's climate is always changing. Regardless of the future climate, we...
We often heara lot of anti car rhetoric from "road safety charity" Brake...
'...ensure that in this home of democacy it is not possible for members or parliament to assume the premiership without a public election, and not possible for further powers to be transferred to Brussels also without...
I feel strongly that all meat production should be free range, but to ask...
We call upon the Government to scrap plans to introduce legislation banning...
More than £2 million in VAT payments are due to be paid to the Exchequer from gangmaster businesses, thanks to the Gangmasters Licensing Authority (GLA).
House prices in England and Wales dropped by 0.4 per cent in December, taking the average price to £184,469, according to the latest figures from Land Registry.
The eligibility criteria, which governs all older and disabled people's right to receive care services, is to be fundamentally reviewed.
This partial Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) has been carried out on the proposals for a Scottish Climate Change Bill.
Consultation on Proposals for a Scottish Climate Change Bill: Consultation covering letter
Since 2003 the cost of heating homes has doubled yet the Winter Fuel...
There is no scientific PROOF that global warming is caused by any man-made...
'...allow the elctorate to vote NO CONFIDENCE in the candIates put forward at elections which is counted nationally' -- Susan Summers
The press laid the blame for Gary Newlove's death at the foot of the...
It seems ridiculous that there are thousands of words of european...
Not only the CAP continues to operate, it also continues account 46% (acc....
We the people of the UK petition that MP's should be bound by the pay...
A significant portion of our utility bill in the region of 50% is made up of...
At the age of 16 a person can leave school, get married, join the armed...
On 6 October 2005 the European Court of Human Rights upheld its ruling that...
Eastnor Parochial Primary school is the heart of our village providing an...
The government seems to be obessed with passing new laws regarding gun...
At the moment it not illegal to fail to yield to an emergency vehicle at...
We think it is morally wrong for murder suspects to be bailed. We think...
Arreton is a village on the Isle of Wight. Over the last year the local...
Every day we dispose of thousands of consumer goods that are less than 2...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Meeting with Merkel, Sarkozy, Barroso and Prodi, European Commission, QCA announcement re qualifications, fiscal measures, Alan Johnson, President Musharraf, alcohol...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Adair Turner, EU Leaders Meeting, Beijing Olympics, EU Treaty and President Gorbachev
The Queen has been pleased to approve that the Honourable Lord (Robert John) Reed, a Scottish judge of the Inner House of the Court of Session be sworn of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council.
The Prime Minister has re-appointed the Marchioness of Normanby as a Trustee of the National Gallery for a period of four years from 2 February 2008.
The Queen has approved that Richard Hart Powers Esquire be appointed a Church Commissioner for a one year term until 31 December 2008 in succession to Robert William Heskett Esq on his resignation on 23 November...
Statistics show unprecedented demand for Stop Smoking Services
Minister for Veterans, Derek Twigg announced today that Blackpool has been chosen to hold this year's National Veterans Day event. During a ceremony at the Imperial War Museum in London, Mr Twigg also announced ...
A £6.6 million order for 44,000 chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear suits (CBRN) for the Armed Forces was announced today by Baroness Taylor.
A new structure for the Ministry of Justice, which will protect the public, reduce re-offending and improve access to justice has been announced today by the Justice Secretary Jack Straw.
VARNEY REVIEW of the COMPETITIVENESS of NORTHERN IRELAND
Statsitics on exclusions from Scottish schools in the academic year 2006/07
Consultation on proposals for a Scottish Climate Change Bill
I am today laying before the House a Command Paper—"Ready to Work, Skilled for Work: Unlocking Britain's Talent". Copies will be made available in the Vote Office and Printed Paper Office. The Command Paper sets...
I have today laid before both Houses the annual reports for 2006 of the Intelligence Services Commissioner, the right hon. Sir Peter Gibson (HC 253), and the Interception of Communications Commissioner, the right...
Malcolm Craig, one of our Senior Policy Advisers, has written an article for the latest MJ magazine.
'The importance of transport in helping to create sustainable rural communities' looks...
Secretary of State for Business and Enterprise, John Hutton, has today announced his decision on British Sky Broadcasting Group's acquisition of a 17.9% stake in ITV plc. Under sections 54 and 55 of the Enterprise...
Press reports over the past few days have highlighted the threat of possible rural school closures.
Although Government policy is a presumption against the closure of rural schools, some...
Thanks for your comments, which I've passed onto our policy team.
The Honourable Mr Justice Sumner will retire as a High Court Judge on 4 April 2008.