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Press release to support the launch of our report 'Participation Inquiry: Strengthening the role of local councillors'.
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Regional press release to support the launch of our report 'Participation Inquiry: Strengthening the role of local councillors'.
Our new report 'Participation Inquiry: Strengthening the role of local councillors' highlights that nearly half of rural residents feel unable to influence local decisions directly affecting their...
The Queen has been pleased to approve that Caroline Louise Flint MP and Janet Anne, the Baroness Royall of Blaisdon, be sworn of Her Majesty's most honourable Privy Council.
Transport Secretary, Ruth Kelly, today published details of how extra capacity will be delivered on some of the rail network's busiest routes.
Shropshire County Council are trying to close SELATTYN village school as...
John Hutton today outlined the responsibilities of his Ministerial team following the appointment of Shriti Vadera as Minister for Business and Competitiveness.
The UK's energy market remains the most competitive in the EU and G7 it was revealed today, with the publication of independent research. Business Secretary John Hutton hailed the report as evidence that the UK ...
Asked what was discussed at the dinner following the EU leaders' summit last night, the PMS replied that it was a private dinner so he would not be getting into any detail. They had a general discussion about the...
Put that the Prime Minister had wanted the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) to be more accountable to Parliament, and asked why he did not take the opportunity following the vacancy created in the chair...
Asked if the Prime Minister had a view on MPs' secretarial allowances, the PMS replied that this was a matter for the House. original source.
Asked if the Prime Minister had a view on whether Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi should be granted a visa, the PMS replied that this was a matter for the Home Office. original source.
Asked if the Prime Minister was concerned about the impact of migration on maternity services, the PMS replied that this matter was something that the Migration Impact Forum was looking at. The Government had already...
Asked why Mervyn King had been given a second term in the Prime Minister's view, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) replied that we had always made clear that it was the Prime Minister's view that Mervyn King ...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Governor of the Bank of England, migration, Yusuf al-Qaradawi, MP's allowances, ISC and EU Leaders Summit
Defra has today published an epidemiology report into the H5N1 avian influenza case in wild birds in Dorset.
The link road between the eastbound M40 (Junction 1a) and M25 (Junction 16) will be closed from 10pm until 5am each night on Thursday 31 January, Friday 01 February and Saturday 02 February.
New immigration fees, funding sweeping changes to border security over the next 12 months, have today been announced by the Government.
Sir Christopher Kelly, Chair of the Committee on Standards in Public Life today commented on the recent report by the Parliamentary Committee on Standards and Privileges on Derek Conway MP. Sir Christopher said...
The Improvement & Support Team supports NHSScotland by applying quality improvement science to performance challenges. The Improvement & Support Team (IST) has three main areas of activity: - Designing and delivery...
This paper presents the key findings arising mainly out of the questions that the Scottish Government asked in the third sweep of the Being Young in Scotland survey (BYIS) undertaken in 2007
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on the proposal by the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral to discontinue Pensby Infant and Pensby Junior schools, Pensby, Wirral and to establish a new ...
The new idea to make being an organ donor an opt out scheme is appalling. It...
this petition is to help or to drop debt in africa. becouse people are...
No other organisation can vote on its own pay rise, so why are MP's aloud to...
...re brothels. In locations where the police have decided to allow brothels...
At the moment the DWP seem to be struggling with the amount of applications...
In view of the accounts of working conditions that are being told on the...
Recently I come across a link revealing the horrific treatment to animals...
Many women in this country do not receive an anomaly scan on the NHS, whilst...
Change of Use from Agriculture to Agriculture, Storage of Microlight...
Every child should be given free access to any sports training facility...
Sheds have recently been broken into and the people doing this are not...
Spirulina and Chlorella, two types of algae and supposedly super food health...
LEA is proposing to close our school in Sept 2009. We are a GOOD school in...
England's National Parks and farmland landscapes could hold the key to long-term, cost effective flood prevention, said Natural England today as it gives evidence to the Environment Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) ...
- £15m Funding Over Three Years To Raise Aspirations Of Young People -
Gordon brown has praised the NHS for its ongoing deep-clean of hospitals that has brought a drop in the rate of infections.
Gordon Brown answered questions on apprenticeships, the armed forces and police pay at today's PMQs. The NHS, post office closures and energy bills were also on the agenda.
The amount of farm land left uncropped is likely to fall by more than 50 per cent in 2008, new results published today suggest.
The Chancellor has today written to the Chairman of the Treasury Select Committee providing further details of the reforms to the MPC appointments process announced by the Government in the summer.
As far as my understanding of the act reaches, it is not currently...
A plea to reinstate the Citizens Charter, as introduced under the John Major...
We have far too many bank holidays already. Let's scrap one. Hi ho!
Orange Herald, designed and tested by the British last century is to date...
Currently, the benefits system actively encourages some people to do many...
Currently, if spouse A qualifies for legal aid, and spouse B does not,...
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...
Asked if there had been any progress in finding a buyer for Northern Rock, the PMS replied that that was a matter for the Treasury and that it was an ongoing process and the deadline that had been set was 4th February...
Asked if the Prime Minister believed all MPs should make it known how much they and their employees got paid, the PMS said that that was a matter for the House authorities. original source.
Asked if the Chancellor was expected to make an announcement about the Governor of the Bank of England in the near future, the PMS said that when we were in a position to make an announcement regarding that, an ...
Asked what the Prime Minister would be saying at the meeting this evening, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) said that there would be no great surprises in terms of what the Prime Minister would say in relation...
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: Meeting with Merkel, Barroso, Sarkozy and Prodi, Governor of the Bank of England, Pay and Northern Rock
We want Britannia kept on the 50 pence piece
To stop horses being ridden on public roads. It is dangerous and unfair to...
Lark Rise faces loss of village school....& post office
Lark Rise is in a state of panic at the prospect of losing its school, according to postmistress Dorcas Lane......
She urges ...
The OFT and Ofcom have formally launched a review of the Contract Rights Renewal (CRR) undertakings today. The review will be conducted by the OFT and Ofcom in partnership, and is expected to take around a year.
BANK OF ENGLAND: GOVERNOR
A consultation on proposals for strengthening the current framework for financial stability and protecting depositors has today been launched by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The consultation document is published...
On 24 May 2007, my predecessor referred British Sky Broadcasting Group plc's acquisition of a 17.9 per cent stake in ITV plc to the Competition Commission under Section 45(2) of the Enterprise Act. This meant...
On 24 May 2007, my predecessor referred British Sky Broadcasting Group plc's acquisition of a 17.9 per cent. stake in ITV plc to the Competition Commission under section 45(2) of the Enterprise Act. This meant...
I represented the United Kingdom at this month's Agriculture and Fisheries Council in Brussels.
The chairman of the Council set out the Slovenian presidency work programme for the next six months. It includes...
I am today announcing a new structure for the Ministry of Justice which will help to deliver further improvements in our core aims: reducing re-offending and creating more efficient, effective offender management...
I am grateful to the Intelligence and Security Committee for its valuable work and its latest annual report (Cm 7299). Following consultation with the Committee over matters that could not be published without...
In July 2007 the Ministers for Women set out their priorities.
Their second priority was tackling violence against women. This was to include tackling human trafficking of women for sexual exploitation ...
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...
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Press release welcoming a new government amendment to the Housing and Regeneration Bill – that will help ensure affordable housing for rural...
We've helped secure a new government amendment to the Housing and Regeneration Bill that will help ensure affordable housing for rural communities.
The government tabled an amendment to...