PROCEEDS OF CRIME UPDATE - MONEY LAUNDERING NEWS January - February
Many stories are heard from people in need of care who have to put up with...
Asked if the Prime Minister had fulfilled his promise to contact union leaders this week over the closing of Remploy factories, the PMS said that she would check on the status of the correspondence regarding this...
Asked if it was the case that the Government would work with the RAF to find a way of allowing troops to be able to walk the streets in uniform, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister had made his views very clear...
The Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) began by telling gathered journalists that the Prime Minister would be hosting an event in Downing Street on Saturday to mark International Women's Day. Guests included some ...
The Prime Minister has launched a new programme to encourage graduates with business know-how to take up second careers as teachers.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: International Women's day, RAR Wittering and Remploy
Phil Hope, Minister for the Third Sector, today published the Government's response to the Commission on the Future of Volunteering report, Manifesto for Change. In it the Government accepts the majority of the ...
Today, FCO Minister for Africa, Asia and the UN, Lord Malloch-Brown commented on the work of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour.
Do younger carers realise that once they become pensioners they will not be...
If you are a road user or even a pedestrian you may have noticed that man...
Recently the supply of things such as animal eyes, lungs etc, from butchers...
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Stuart's Rural Advocate visit to Devon in January focused on rural financial inclusion. Stuart heard first-hand from people in...
Gordon Brown met members of a Sport Relief project that provides football training and education opportunities to disadvantaged men and women.
Staff from the Highways Agency were on hand to explain to fleet operators how they can help them with their journeys, at a free event in Birmingham.
184 members of the Armed Forces are honoured today for their courage and professionalism on operations in Afghanistan, Iraq and around the world.
seeking views on the notification requirements for potatoes introduced into Scotland from EU member states
Met Office weather experts are forecasting a spell of severe weather on Monday, bringing the risk of disruption to transport and power supply networks.
We, the undersigned, demand an end to all forms of violence against women...
Pigeons congregate in large quantities causing their guano to deface...
This links to the petition concerning OfSTED which is also on this site....
its a disgrace how little pride is shown by goverment buildings and council...
why can we not be given a number plate for life instead of getting a new one...
Coventry is losing green space every single day, trees are being felled,...
the speed set by the eu of 55mph for trucks but the speed limit on the...
Currently we are seeing advertising for Christmas starting as early as...
The Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, Ed Balls, today announced the appointment of Marcia Twelftree, Headteacher of Charters School, Sunningdale, to the Board of the School Food Trust (SFT).
Ed Balls today announced plans to take our teaching workforce to the top to give our young people the world class education they deserve.
Following an open competition, Joly Dixon, CMG has been appointed as Chair of the Strategic Advisory Board for Intellectual Property. Making the formal appointment, John Denham, Secretary of State for Innovation...
Skills Minister David Lammy today announced more support for recruitment and training to overcome the under-representation of women in five key sectors.
The great shortage of affordable rented accommodation has been caused by the reat sell off sale of Council houses and also police houses, LA homes for District Nurses, Water Company homes, farmer workers...
John Denham, Science and Technology Secretary, will take questions on science and technology in the UK on 13 March 2008 from 13:30 GMT.
Healthcare Associated Infection Task Force: Delivery Plan April 2008
i am a genuine full time housewife and mother and i think that we should get...
Ofwat today launched a consultation into the regulatory issues arising from the change of ownership of South Staffordshire Water plc.
Ofwat today launched a consultation into the regulatory issues arising from the change of ownership of Southern Water Services Limited.
Asked what position the Prime Minister was taking on which way Cabinet Ministers should vote on embryo research, the PMS replied that this was clearly Government business that had already been through the Lords, ...
Asked to respond to the charge that the Government was introducing ID cards by stealth, the PMS replied that we were continuing to take a voluntary approach for the vast majority of people, as Jacqui Smith was saying...
The Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) began the briefing by giving a response from the Prime Minister to the ballot of GPs on extending opening hours, the results of which had been announced this morning with 92% ...
Asked about the Private Members Bill on private equity tomorrow and how the Government would be voting, the PMS said he did not know but would check.Asked if James Purnell would be meeting any Presidential candidates...
Asked if the Prime Minister had a view on Mehdi Kazemi, an Iranian threatened with deportation back to Iran, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that the Government's general position was...
Gordon Brown has welcomed a decision by GPs to extend surgery opening hours.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: GP contracts, ID cards and Embryo Research
Britain's armed forces should be encouraged to wear their uniform in public, the Prime Minister said today.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Mehdi Kazemi and Misc
Gordon Brown has said "the whole world will be outraged'' by the killing of eight people at a religious seminary in Jerusalem last night and called for reconciliation between Palestinian communities and Israel.
The Government is calling on members of the public to share their ideas on tackling crime in their communities, Home Secretary Jacqui Smith is today announcing on a visit to Birmingham.
Commenting on the killing of a number of students at a Jewish seminary in Jerusalem, Foreign Secretary David Miliband said:
Recent cases highlight the extreme danger lesbians and gays face because of...
Road Tax is unfair and no longer relevant - why should a two-car owner pay...
023 is the dialling code for Southampton and Portsmouth along with other...
Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, Angela Eagle MP, today launched a consultation to modernise the governance arrangements of Lloyd's of London and to remove restrictions which impede the way the Lloyd's insurance...
The Government welcome the fifteenth report of the Public Accounts Commission on the corporate governance of the National Audit Office that was published today (HC 402).
As public auditor, NAO must command...
As was announced on 27 February 2008 (Official Report, columns 77-78WS), I have now made a rating against the code for sustainable homes a required element of home information packs for all new homes. Regulations...
On 18 December 2007 (Official Report, columns 104-105WS), when announcing the Secretary of State's decision to implement proposals for two unitary authorities in Cheshire, I explained that she also remained minded...
The Government have today laid before Parliament their response to the Health Select Committee's report on the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) (Cm 7331).
The Government have...
A consultation paper has been issued which asks for comments and views on a draft section 60 order which makes a number of changes to the Medical Act 1983 and to the General and Specialist Medical Practice (Education...
We will be laying regulations before Parliament to increase National Health Service charges in England from 1 April 2008. There will be an increase in the prescription charge of 25 pence from £6.85 ...
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is today announcing the outcome of its investigation into allegations that GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) withheld relevant information gathered in clinical...
The House will wish to know that the Government is publishing today an updated "National Identity Scheme Delivery Plan 2008" and a document setting out our plans for introducing compulsory identity cards for ...
Today we are announcing the Government's response to the Law Commission's paper on Cohabitation: The Financial Consequences of Relationship Breakdown.
The Law Commission published their very thorough and...
On 17 December 2007 the Government announced a package of significant improvements to the financial assistance scheme (FAS). This statement is to inform the House of the significant progress being made in implementing...
The Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council was held on 29 February 2008 in Brussels. I represented the UK. There were no health and consumer issues.
This was a straightforward Council...
My honourable friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (James Plaskitt) has made the following Statement.
The Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council...
My honourable friend the Minister of State for Pensions Reform (Mike O'Brien) has made the following Statement.
On 17 December 2007 the Government announced a package of significant improvements to the ...
My honourable friend the Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury (Angela Eagle) has made the following Written MinisterialStatement.
The Government welcome the fifteenth report of the Public Accounts Commission...
Three men set off in a small boat across the channel to France this morning sparking a search after concerns were raised for their safety. Their 12 foot boat has been found ashore in France and the men have been...
Please help us prevent the local council from closing our vibrant village...
A Party produces a manifesto to display its policies but too often now...
"Protected no claims" allows bad drivers to continuously cause accidents...
As the President of the Association of Independent Celebrants, I know how...
The A1 and A19 in the North East of England are not sufficient to deal with...
and look at the possibility of using that money to enable more people to...
as recomended by the Parliamentary Enquiry held on the 15th & 16th October 2007
Details have emerged of a ban on RAF Wittering personnel wearing service...
i would like the kids of today to have more parks and playgrounds,skate...
If we work on the principle that the country will not get any bigger and the...
service engineers/salespeople who drive high mileage in the persuit of there...
to end fuel poverty by giving fuel allowance to everyone on benefits....
Having kept tropical fish for many years now its great when i walk into a...
The government should create a petrol price index to which all retailers...
Last year I petioned for this. 9 people signed. 2 million people signed to...
With the Government sanctioning ever more house building, the problem of...
i propose where there are know congestion areas on our roads due to...
Instead of penalizing the majority of responsible drinkers by adding to...
Nuffield Hospitals, BUPA and other private health providers appear among...
With todays technology and 90% of the public able to access computers,...
Since the inception of Circular 01/06 greater emphasis is placed upon Local...
Following an open competition, Joly Dixon, CMG has been appointed as Chair of the Strategic Advisory Board for Intellectual Property. Making the formal appointment, John Denham, Secretary of State for Innovation...
184 members of the Armed Forces are honoured today for their courage and professionalism on operations in Afghanistan, Iraq and around the world.