Asked if the Prime Minister supported the Committee's decision to appeal the decision on MP's expenses, the PMS replied that this was a matter for the Committee; as we had said consistently, the Prime Minister is...
Asked about the Financial Standards Authority (FSA) and their report into Northern Rock, the PMS said that the Government welcomed the fact that the FSA had conducted what was a very thorough review and was taking...
Asked about the Financial Standards Authority (FSA) and their report into Northern Rock, the PMS said that the Government welcomed the fact that the FSA had conducted what was a very thorough review and was taking...
Asked about the Financial Standards Authority (FSA) and their report into Northern Rock, the PMS said that the Government welcomed the fact that the FSA had conducted what was a very thorough review and was taking...
Asked when President Sarkozy would be addressing both Houses, the PMS said it would be 4pm. Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with the President that we should be working together with the US to push the value ...
Asked when President Sarkozy would be addressing both Houses, the PMS said it would be 4pm. Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with the President that we should be working together with the US to push the value ...
Asked when President Sarkozy would be addressing both Houses, the PMS said it would be 4pm. Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with the President that we should be working together with the US to push the value ...
Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with John Hutton that the Government should go further than the 23 existing nuclear reactors, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that John Hutton spoke...
Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with John Hutton that the Government should go further than the 23 existing nuclear reactors, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that John Hutton spoke...
Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with John Hutton that the Government should go further than the 23 existing nuclear reactors, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that John Hutton spoke...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Nuclear Energy, Sarkozy Visit, Northern Rock, MPs' Expenses, European Defence Cooperation and Misc
Daily temperature extremes have risen by up to 4C over the last 50 years, say climate experts from the Met Office Hadley Centre.
Every ward has a different way of passing on info between shifts - and the...
I would like to see play equipment for children in a local park get renewed...
The long hours working culture in the UK is a major cause of stress, anxiety...
Studies show that in previous years, the days following the start of British...
One of the most reliable brands in the world is being sold for economic...
Research conducted into assaults on healthcare workers shows that the most...
I discovered today that we are allready in the consultation period, of a...
We're sponsoring this conference highlighting the over-arching principles of the Government's vision for sustainable communities.
This event offers a unique opportunity to learn ...
The Prime Minister has said fuel companies can do more to help people who face fuel poverty.
Gordon Brown has spoken of a "shared agenda" with France ahead of meetings with President Nicolas Sarkozy during his state visit to the UK.
The 2007 Order identifies those bodies of water in the Scotland River Basin District which are used for the abstraction of drinking water. This is done by reference to maps which identify the bodies of surface ...
please legislate to make it a prosecutable offence for employers not to have...
no wonder all the surgical lists are always late ! The staff can't ever find...
Motorsport is one of the only industries left that Britain is a recognised...
During the debate in the House of Commons on March 25th (opposition motion...
Children in care should get school photos and passports, Ministers said today, as they launched plans designed to give thousands of vulnerable children in care a happy and healthy childhood.
Our ‘Quids In’ campaign is trying to create greater awareness of the financial services needs of rural people.
Join us to see and hear about projects which are already changing...
Northern Rock, the economy and President Sarkozy's state visit to the UK were on the agenda at today's PMQs.
Richard Turfitt has been appointed as the new Traffic Commissioner for the Eastern Area Traffic Office by the Secretary of State for Transport, Ruth Kelly. He will take up his new role on 1 May 2008.
I suspect like most who've parked in supermarket and council run carparks,...
I believe that to encourage school trips free travel should be allowed on...
We the undersigned would like a new type 45 Destroyer to be named HMS...
As stated on the Highways agency Website: "The M1 is one of the busiest...
I support the idea of informing the public on the dangers of drugs. However...
We, the undersigned, call on the UK government to stop Islamic immigration...
I would like changes to CSA system. I dont believe it deals with child...
The DHSS should be forcibly if need be stopped from forcing people sharing a...
The Pike Anglers Club of Great Britain is calling for the government to make...
set up a government funded department to make the history of used cars...
We the public would like the Government/politicians to help with the...
What cost is a life? Why are we allowing private healthcare companies to...
- ALL SCHOOLS TO JOIN BEHAVIOUR PARTNERSHIPS - STEP CHANGE PLANNED FOR PUPIL REFERRAL UNITS -
Asked if the Prime Minister was happy with teachers' calls for the Armed Forces to be kept out of schools, the PMS replied that the MoD had made clear that they did not recruit in schools. Single service schools...
Asked if the Prime Minister was any closer to making up his mind on embryology, the PMS replied that the situation on embryology, as we had always made clear, was that it was the Government's view that it was necessary...
Asked if the Prime Minister thought there was a serious threat to the Union, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister's views on the Union were set out in his article in the Daily Telegraph today, where he did say...
Asked if there was any discussion at Cabinet of troops withdrawals from Iraq or a possible inquiry, the PMS replied that this did not come up at Cabinet today. original source.
Asked what the main issues would be on the agenda for the Prime Minister's meeting with President Sarkozy on Thursday, and would there be a joint deal on nuclear technology, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) ...
Asked if the Prime Minister was meeting with an Indian trade delegation today, the PMS confirmed that he was, but it was not a media event. original source.
Put that in the light of recent events in Basra, going to overwatch mode and reducing troop numbers had been premature, the PMS said that what we were seeing in Basra today was an operation by the Iraqi security...
Asked why the Prime Minister made so much of transparency when he was opposed to having his own expenses published, the PMS said the Prime Minister was not opposed to having his expenses published. These were matters...
Asked if it was fair to say that the Prime Minister would accept MP's voting against the Government on the amendments but not on the bill as a whole, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press...
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: President Sarkozy, Iraq, The Union, Embryology and Armed Forces Recruitment
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Embryology Bill, MPs' Expenses, Iraq and Misc
4 per cent fall in UK marriages
Explains the provisions of the Amendment Order.
The survey gauged impact on e.g. widening participation; introducing new learners to adult learning; providing an opportunity for those who have not recently participated in learning to do so etc.
The majority of the Essential Care report is concerned with support that is needed to address problems in areas of drug service users’ lives other than addiction, such as general health, mental health and social...
The survey gauged impact on e.g. widening participation; introducing new learners to adult learning; providing an opportunity for those who have not recently participated in learning to do so etc.
The Eighth Kilbrandon Childcare Lecture, delivered by Björn Westlund Cronstedt, European Commission Street Children Project, Vietnam; at the Bute Hall, University of Glasgow on 22 November 2007.
My right honourable friend the Leader of the House of Commons and Lord Privy Seal (Harriet Harman MP) has made the following Statement in the House of Commons.
I am pleased to announce that I am today publishing...
I am today reporting on the ad hoc ministerial group on regeneration in Manchester that met for the first time on Monday 17 March 2008. This fulfils the commitment made by the Secretary of State for Culture, ...
The House will wish to be aware of an update to the alternative contracting arrangements for surface warship maintenance and repair. These arrangements were signalled as part of the wider defence industrial strategy...
Today we are publishing a consultation document, which is the latest stage in the development of the new system we are introducing for the regulation of health and adult social care.
"The Future Regulation...
On 7 February, I informed Parliament that I had identified a long-established but unjustifiable provision in the student support regulations that allowed prisoners on full-time courses in higher education to ...
In accordance with section 18(2) of the Northern Ireland (St. Andrews Agreement) Act 2006, I have today laid before the House a copy of the report submitted to me by the Assembly under section 18(1) of that Act...
I am pleased to announce today that Professor Sir Kenneth Calman has agreed to serve as Chair of a Commission to review the Scotland Act. Such a Commission was proposed in and approved by the Scottish Parliament...
There are quite advanced plans to build an "Eco" Town at Curborough...
General practices are proposed to be taken over by companies such as Virgin...
The Secretary of State for Transport, Ruth Kelly, has appointed a new traffic commissioner.
A £60m package of improvements to relieve congestion and improve access to the M4 for Reading and Wokingham has been given the go-ahead, Transport Minister Rosie Winterton announced today.
An interesting, informative article. The references to 'key village' policies (as the default position) and Inspectors' decisions illustrate the extent to which rural policy is stuck in a time ...
Thank you for your insightful comments, which I've passed on to Trevor and his team.