Ahead of a seminar on Monday 19th May on 'Model Europe: Human Rights and the Global EU' Minister for Europe Jim Murphy MP said:
The effect of this would be that branch surgeries, particularly in rural...
these devices will stop the terroists from communicating via mobile phones...
The beautiful village of Dartington in South Devon is in danger of losing...
As a leaseholder I pay approximately the same to the housing association as...
Given the recent announcement of discontinuing training in acting and stage...
For many years anyone joining our Armed Forces have been able to rely on...
Chloroquine, for years, the drug of choice in malaria prophylaxis had been...
This would give potential car drivers an appreciation of the hazards faced...
When you buy a tv, you have to give your details due to the tv licensing....
With fuel prices at an all time high and the costs of rail season tickets...
Recent news of the Business Call to Action Campaign and a petition for...
In the education and employment sectors, skills are infinitely difficult to...
individuals should be able to use staywarm grants to purchase wind turbines...
Only last summer research published by earth scientists in the international journal Tectonics concluded that geological faults in the Sichuan Basin, China "are sufficiently long to sustain a strong ground-shaking...
Asked if the Prime Minister listened to the Bee Gees every day, the PMS said the Prime Minister listened to a wide range of music.Asked about the extra £200million of funding for the Ministry of Defence...
Asked if it was the case that the Prime Minister had changed his mind and would actually prefer not to lose the vote, the PMS said it was the Prime Minister's view and the Home Secretary's view that there could ...
Asked if the Prime Minister was happy for taxpayer's money to be spent on stopping the publication of MP's expenses, the PMS replied that as we had always made clear, this was a matter for the House authorities. ...
Asked if the Prime Minister would address the issue of Scottish independence in his speech on Saturday, the PMS replied that it would not be a speech on Scotland particularly. Asked if he would discuss his own religious...
Put that Unison had said that they were ready to call for a summer of strikes, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) told the assembled press that the Prime Minister's position on this was that of course he respected...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Strikes, Prime Minister's speech, MP's expenses, 42 days and misc
Information Bulletin
The Consumer Council for Water agrees with Ofwat that there is room to improve competition in the water industry, and that competition needs to work for business customers first, before being extended to domestic...
The NHS is on course to deliver its key pledges to the public, and important reforms coupled with financial stability mean it is well placed to continue to improve services for patients, but there is more to do - ...
The benefits of automatic enrolment will be extended to insurance-based workplace pensions from 2012, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions James Purnell announced today.
The appointment of the Independent Safeguarding Authority's ten board members, who will oversee the delivery of a new vetting and barring process, was announced today.
sex offenders should not be allowed to use computers with internet access,...
abolish the need to register electric class 3 scooters with the dvla, this...
We petition to raise all minimum wages to the same amount, as how can the...
I petition the Prime minister to abolish the absurd rule that all children...
It is an unbelievable fact, living in the UK in the 21st century, that free...
Fireworks should only be for professional displays. By banning the domestic...
Britain is a multi faith country, however preachers and churches of many...
in 2007 Warrington council replaced a perfectly good roundabout with a set...
Ditherington Post Office, Shrewsbury, is a very busy and, we believe,...
Wi-Fi is an untested and under-regulated technology. Sir William Stewart...
Please sign this petition to keep Royal Mails Six Days a Week Delivery...
Badgers should be classified as endangered as a rebuke to calls for culling.
We the undersigned being parents and supports of TRACKS (Autism) request the...
I would like the opportunity to petition against the proposed plans to...
I petitioned the government last year to make the DSA Taxi Test compulsory...
Asked if the Prime Minister would be giving a statement on Iraq soon, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) said that there was not anything specific planned at this point. Des Browne made a statement about a month...
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: Miscellaneous
People in 23 urban areas can now see a snapshot of noise levels in their neighbourhoods thanks to a ground breaking initiative.
The following statistics were released today by the Department of Health:
Summarises the main issues and how these influenced the final West Edinburgh Planning Framework 2008.
Climate Change and Agriculture Stakeholder Group response
Presents key trends for Scotland across all areas of government activity.
2nd Consultation paper on Environmental Liability Directive.
Climate Change In Agriculture
I have today set the following key performance indicators for the Valuation Office Agency for 2008-09:
Customer Satisfaction
To achieve overall customer satisfaction of 90 per cent.
Operations...
I announced in a statement to the House on 2 April the establishment in interim form of the new independent regulator of qualifications and tests, known as Ofqual. In the Government's Draft Legislative Programme...
The Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 requires the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government to set and meet a timetable for the majority of planning cases which are to be decided by her...
The UK will be represented at official level at the fourth meeting of the parties to the UNECE convention on environmental impact assessment in a transboundary context (the Espoo convention), to be held in Bucharest...
I wish to inform the House today of the findings of the Royal Air Force board of inquiry (BOI) into the accident involving Pumas XW211 and XW218 in Iraq in the early hours of 15 April 2007.
XW211 and XW218...
On 12 September 2007, I announced my decision that Headquarters Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (HQ ARRC) and its intimate supporting elements, 1 Signal Brigade (1 Sig Bde) and 102 Logistic Brigade (102 Log Bde) ...
The General Medical Council (Fitness to Practise) (Amendment in Relation to Standard of Proof) Rules Order of Council 2008 was laid before Parliament on 8 May. The General Medical Council has amended its Fitness...
We have today published the Home Office's 2008 departmental report. Copies are available in the Vote Office and on the Home Office website. The report describes the work of the Home Office during 2007-08, in ...
The annual report of the Serious Organised Crime Agency for 2007-08 is being published and laid before Parliament today. As required by the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005, the report includes an ...
On 29 January 2008, Simon Creighton of Bhatt Murphy wrote to Treasury solicitors. In his letter, he stated that he had come across a written transcript of a telephone conversation between himself and his client...
The Wales Office departmental report was published today Thursday 15 May 2008.
October 14 was the day in 1066 when England's King Harold lost the Battle of...
Funding for project ceased on March 31st 2008 and we have not received...
increase personal PAYE allowances for the over 60's to ensure that no one...
In May 2007 the National Staff Dismissal Register (NSDR) is expected to go...
The Royal Mail charges people to use its Post Code Database. This is: a)...
I distribute leaflets promoting my company and have been bitten 6 times in 2...
The recall of eggs contaminated by the flock eating lead shot demonstrates...
At present, children are the only citizens in the UK who can legally be hit...
It is supposed to be against the law for employees to be forced to work over...
The competition for training posts for junior doctors is ridiculous thanks...
Why do even have a House of Lords a bunch of unelected people who are making...
I am proposing that cannabis cultivation be decriminalised, not legalised....
People who are doing proper degrees which are going to benefit this country...
Over the last few years, services at Buckland Hospital, Dover have been...
The BBC reports that the husband and 3 sons of Mrs Wendy Mackness are to...
Health Care Workers who use their own vehicles to visit & treat elderly and...
There are many disabled toilets all over the UK that are inaccessible to...
to bring back the pride of british mass car production. cars like mini,...
What's the threat? A mineral extraction company wants to dig a whopping...
It has become common knowledge that Wycombe General Hospital intends to...
The Ministry of Justice today publishes statistics for company winding up, and creditors' and debtors' bankruptcy petitions issued in the High Court and county courts of England and Wales during the first quarter...
Transport Secretary Ruth Kelly today announced that people living and commuting in Greater Manchester will soon benefit from extensions to the popular Metrolink tram. This follows the Government pledging £...
The UK Intellectual Property Office (UK-IPO) is pleased to announce that it will be attending the International Trade Mark Association's (INTA) 130th Annual Meeting in Berlin from 17-21 May 2008.
Ofwat today published the second part of its review of competition in the water and sewerage sectors. In it we recommend that contestable water and sewerage markets are opened to competition where it will benefit...