Have more Speech Therapists & more funding in schools to educate the...
To show our gratitude for those who have given their all in defense of our...
The Joint Ministerial Committee involving the UK Government and the devolved administrations is having a plenary meeting on Wednesday 25 June 2008.
A seminal piece of research revealing what really matters to NHS staff has been published today by the Department of Health.
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has published a decision on an objection by St Paul's C of E Infant School to the admission arrangements of Waverley Abbey C of E School, Farnham, Surrey. The adjudicator, ...
Swan Upping, the annual census of the swan population on a particular stretch of the River Thames, was announced today by David Barber, The Queen's Swan Marker.
'...Encourage all the world leaders to develop a secure internet video conferencing system so they can speak to each other via a screen. This will prevent world leaders flying to one location to discuss for example...
The City Council are planning to close 4 of their swimming pools in order to...
Presently, the British Government deems it illegal for Israel to build homes...
I get the same spam emails time and again from supposedly 'reputable'...
This would provide a limited amount of funding per party and per candidate...
'...Increase Funding for Schools which achieving 30% or less 5 A*-C GCSE's' -- Shafakut Ali
In response to comments from the childcare sector, increases in registration fees for child care providers are to be introduced gradually, and in small increments over the next three years, and a new system of fee...
We've responded to BERR and CLG's consultation 'Prosperous Places: Taking forward the Review of Sub-National Economic Development and Regeneration'
It's essential to...
Put that the letter from the Prime Minister and President Sarkozy to Aung San Suu Kyi sounded like it was from a supreme leader and asked who drafted it, the PMS replied that it was a joint letter from the two leaders...
Put that there was a report in the Guardian this morning suggesting that even if £100 million was spent on renewable energy we still wouldn't hit the 15% target and asked if that was something that worried...
Asked if the Prime Minister had any words of welcome for the new Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, Charles Bean, the PMS said that the Treasury press notice had welcomed the appointment of Charles Bean on ...
Asked if the Prime Minister shared the view that Britain's GM crops could be vital in staving off a catastrophe regarding world food shortages, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) replied that it had always been...
The Prime Minister has reappointed Tom Wright CBE as a Trustee of The Imperial War Museum until 31 August 2012.
Louise Casey, former adviser on Respect, spent over an hour answering your questions on the Criminal Justice System in our live webchat.
The Prime Minister has agreed to extend Nigel Macdonald's term as a Trustee of the National Maritime Museum for two years from 11 March 2008.
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: GM foods, Bank of England/economy, Renewable Energy and miscellaneous
The latest National Statistics on arable land not in production from the Defra Farm Practices Survey were released on 19 June 2008 according to the arrangements approved by the UK Statistics Authority. The complete...
The Government is seeking views on draft guidance for local authorities to pilot schemes to cut household waste through financial incentives.
Jim Murphy MP, Minister for Europe said;
Police forces across England and Wales and front line agencies will today receive an £18 million cash boost from assets seized between 1 January and 31 March 2008. This is in addition to the £...
The OFT has today given the Ombudsman for Estate Agents Company Limited (OEA) approval for its estate agents redress scheme under the Consumer Estate Agents and Redress Act 2007 (CEARA).
This report presents an analysis of the consultation responses to the Joint Agency Draft Strategy for Wild Deer in Scotland.
This is the report of the Ministerial Task Force on Health Inequalities.
This is the report of the Ministerial Task Force on Health Inequalities.
There are some mini roundabouts positioned so it is impossible for any car...
The British Medical Journal recently published a report showing that over...
There have been some recent cases in the press of protestors being accosted...
not every homecare service gets a fuel allownece in their wages or in hand....
Many people who have had difficulty repaying their debts are treated by the...
At present the employment act comes into effect after 12 months spent in...
People with special needs; need fast tracking in the systems not...
We want money currently allocated to the Department for International...
Potential employers continue to ask age-discriminatory questions in...
It is evident that Pensioners are now going to seriously fall behind with...
I am aware that many people welcomed the decision referred to in the text of...
Invest in and encourage UK agriculture and Food Production for home...
I resent the fact that the national symbol of england is being used by a...
We the undersigned order the Prime Minister to instigate a global response...
We are expats in the Costa blanca who have just had free health care removed...
To abolish ALL tax free pay, Tax Credits and perks and charge everyone a...
Justice Minister Maria Eagle is visiting Cardiff today (Thursday 19 June) to meet with Julie Morgan, MP for Cardiff North, to discuss the provisions available to rehabilitate women offenders in the area.
The guidance aims to define situations in which there is a likelihood of ragwort spreading to neighbouring land where it will then present an identifiable risk of ingestion by vulnerable animals, and to provide ...
Ofwat today launched a consultation into the regulatory issues arising from the change of ownership of Yorkshire Water.
THE ORDER OF THE COMPANIONS OF HONOUR
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has launched a consultation on its proposals for a new taxpayers' charter, alongside two further consultation documents on modernising tax administration.
Brits seem to take delight in visiting Riga and drinking as much alcohol as...
There are numerous metal fences alongside most city roads, including...
Congratualtions to the Brown administration on bridging the gender health...
more money is given to welsh per head of population than england ,scotland...
The government is famous for spending millions on IT projects. A task goes...
I propose that the government cancel the plans for the Edinburgh Tram system...
The Care Industry has a desperate shortage of care workers (Carers/Care...
We demand that the goverment must build more holding facilities for the gas...
Britain has the good fortune to be home to some of the strongest brands in...
Whilst the smokig ban in general has had a major effect on the public house...
We would like the goverment to help out parents with a low income by...
Public houses routinely exclude children quite legally. The exclusions...
People residing in flood-prone areas are forced to purchase flood-...
We've contributed to a paper on 'Measuring Inequality in Rural England' for this year's Social Policy Association Conference.
The 3 day conference's theme is ‘Challenging Boundaries...
Asked whether the visit of the Croatian Prime Minister to Downing Street held any significance in regards to Croatia joining the EU in 2010-2012 and therefore meaning there would have to be another treaty, the Prime...
Gordon Brown and French President Nicolas Sarkozy have called for immediate democratic reform in Burma, and the release of pro-democracy activist Aung San Suu Kyi.
Louise Casey, former adviser on Respect, will take part in a live webchat in Number 10 on the Criminal Justice System today at 14:00 BST. Submit your question now
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: European Council meeting
May: £9.1 bn current budget deficit
Food and clothing sectors boost sales
The infant school that the world-famous author, DH Lawrence, attended as a child in Nottingham has today been listed at Grade II by Culture Minister, Margaret Hodge.
Ministers today banned damaging types of fishing in 60 square nautical miles of sea off the South West coast to protect threatened sea life.
Yesterday the first of 10 sites started testing a new approach to supporting the health and well-being programmes for staff delivering NHS services. Rotherham PCT launched this pilot for 300 of its staff. A further...
The following National Statistics were released today by the Department of Health:
Consultation on Future for Dementia Care and Review on the use of Anti-Psychotic Drugs
New Local Immigration Teams are being introduced across the UK, alongside Local Crime Partnerships with police, as part of a major refocus of the work of the UK Border Agency (UKBA), Home Secretary Jacqui Smith ...
Her Majesty The Queen has been pleased to approve, under the Bank of England Act 1998, the appointment of Charles Bean as a Deputy Governor of the Bank of England for Monetary Stability, for a period of five years...
The national discussion on food invited people to help shape the future for food in Scotland. The national discussion comprised a discussion paper, stakeholder events and a food blog. This report presents the ...
Consultation responses.
Scottish Government Response to the Statistics Reform Consultation Paper "Improving Statistical Services in Scotland"
Markets for Scottish primary produce include processing, household and export. This report explores the market, compares Scotland to other European countries and surveys Scottish processors to determine the origin...
The framework outlines our shared ambition to enable young people to realise their potential by providing the appropriate opportunities and support at the right time.
This booklet is published to coincide with the announcement of the findings from the National Discussion on the Future for Food in Scotland. It draws together key facts and figures on food and drink in Scotland...
Action plan to create the environment in which an enterprising third sector can thrive, contributing to the Government's purpose.
Further to the Written Statement concerning the positions I intended to take at the Telecommunications Council, held on 12 June 2008, I am pleased to be able to report back on the main conclusions and topics ...
The House Committee agreed at its meeting yesterday to the use of 14 Tothill Street as decant accommodation for staff in 2 Millbank while the refurbishment of the Millbank Island site takes place. Design work...
On 18 June, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and the Legal Services Commission (LSC) published a consultation document containing proposals for changes to the family graduated fees scheme (FGFS), which governs payments...
My noble Friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Business and Competitiveness (Baroness Vadera) has made the following statement:
Further to the written statement concerning the positions ...
A meeting of the Education, Youth and Culture Council was held on 21-22 May. The Welsh Assembly Government Minister for Heritage, Rhodri Glyn Thomas, represented the UK for the cultural and audiovisual agenda...
The 2007-08 annual report and accounts for the Central Science Laboratory will be laid before Parliament today. Copies will be deposited in the Libraries of both Houses.
The 2007-08 annual report and accounts for the Pesticides Safety Directorate will be laid before Parliament today. Copies will be deposited in the Libraries of both Houses.
This statement corrects Monday's written ministerial statement on the Rural Payments Agency, 16 June 2008, Official Report, column 38WS.
I have set the Rural Payments Agency the following performance targets...
The report of the Casey review, "Engaging Communities in Fighting Crime", is published today. Copies will be placed in the Library of the House.
The report acknowledges the vital role the public play in...
The written parliamentary statement issued on 3 June 2008, Official Report, column 57-58 WS, on Burma Cyclone Nargis stated that "none of the UK's assistance will go through the Burmese regime". This statement...
The Legal Services Act 2007 establishes a new regime for handling complaints about the provision of legal services with the creation of the Legal Services Board (LSB) and the Office for Legal Complaints (OLC). ...
Today I am publishing a revised draft version of the charter for the bereaved for comment. The charter describes the services bereaved people can expect to receive from a reformed coroner system, and sets out...
Today I have deposited copies of "The Freedom of Information Act 2000—Third Annual Report on the operation of the Freedom of Information Act in Central Government—2007" in the Libraries of both Houses...
Government has today (Thursday 19 June) answered Natural England’s call to safeguard marine life in Lyme Bay.
A unique women's network and refuge, which helps victims of forced marriage and domestic violence, will be visited today by Justice Minister Bridget Prentice who will meet staff and users and raise awareness of ...
Transport Secretary Ruth Kelly today appointed Bristol as the UK's first official Cycling City, and announced a further 11 Cycling Demonstration Towns across England.
The latest annual National Statistics on seafarers produced by the Department for Transport were released today according to the arrangements approved by the UK Statistics Authority.
A record 1.6 million young people aged 16 to 18 - the highest number ever - are now taking part in education, work or training, new Government figures have shown today. At the end of 2007 over 78 per cent of young...
This document is available as a download only
Our response to BERR and CLG's consultation 'Prosperous Places: Taking forward the Review of Sub-National Economic Development and...
Whether one wants to check ones bank balance, or enquire when your...
Every other possible bill you can imagine has a facility to spread the cost...
The petition is for allowing the go-ahead for the project in the...
It has not been proven that genetic modification improves yields or quality...
This petition is being created because nothing is being done by Neath Port...
Though we have no particular objection to an individuals sexuality,we...
We do not believe that the establishment of an new private school in...
Research, recently published confirms what many health professionals have...
the white rhino is one of the worlds most endangered animals in the world...
UK coastguard personnel - watchkeepers and watchkeeping assistants are vital...
We're supporting this two-day event investigating the opportunities and threats confronting the local council sector.
Hosted by the University of Gloucestershire, the event
The Cabinet Office's Social Exclusion Task Force has today, Thursday 19th June, published Think Research, a web-based document which gives commissioners and providers of services for vulnerable people guidance on...
HM The Queen has appointed Simon Peter Newell to be a Circuit Judge on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP. The Lord Chief Justice, Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, has assigned...