This consultation started on 1st July 2009 and ends on 22nd September 2009.
This is a first consultation on some of the secondary legislation that will be produced under ‘Part 4: Marine licensing&...
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Following the most comprehensive review of operational guidance for the Fire and Rescue Service for ten years, the first of over 40 topics are now available.
Royal Diary of Engagements, 16th September, 2009
Nearly 2,600 drug smugglers, people traffickers and fraudsters have been prosecuted by new joint UK Border Agency and police teams since April 2008, Border and Immigration Minister Phil Woolas said today.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is warning employers that machinery and equipment need to be properly maintained and adequate training provided, after a Staffordshire apprentice suffered serious foot injuries...
Following today’s (16 September) conclusion of the inquest into a tragic sledging accident which resulted in the death of Mosborough teenager Francesca Anobile, South Yorkshire Police and the Health and Safety...
The MoD today announced the award of a £309m contract to BVT Surface Fleet (BVT) for the future support of the Royal Navy’s newest destroyers, the Type 45 class. This new contract is expected to sustain...
The Joint Ministerial Committee met in a Plenary session in London today.
New 'smokefree generation' in the east of england want parents to quit
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The Metropolitan Police Authority Civil Liberties Panel will hold a meeting in Meeting Room 1, 10 Dean Farrar Street, London, SW1H 0NY on Thursday 17 September 2009 at 10.00am.
The scheme to reduce congestion and improve safety by introducing hard shoulder running on a 15 mile stretch of the M1 in Bedfordshire moves another step forward on Monday 21 September when work to strengthen...
The Passing of the World War One Generation will be formally marked in a national event at Westminster Abbey on Remembrance Day, Wednesday 11 November at 1045 in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen and His ...
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Grants to improve NHS services through the promotion of partnership working between the NHS and trade unions have been awarded to 18 NHS organisations, Andy Burnham Secretary of State for Health announced today...
Housing Minister John Healey today visited Merseyside and Wigan in Greater Manchester to see what local councils are doing to meet the housing needs of their communities. He saw current developments underway ...
Naomi Eisenstadt, the director or the Social Exclusion Taskforce, will be retiring at the end of September.
Help, support and investment to get people back into work must continue, said Employment Minister Jim Knight today, as new figures published by the Office for National Statistics show that unemployment is rising...
Judy Clements OBE, appointed Adjudicator in April this year for complaints about HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), the Valuation Office Agency, the Office of the Public Guardian and The Insolvency Service, publishes...
The Passing of the World War One Generation will be formally marked in a national event at Westminster Abbey on Remembrance Day, Wednesday 11 November at 1045 in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen and His ...
Please call to book Chief Executive Tony Smith for media interviews – available for interviews Wednesday 16 September. Regional and Wales spokespeople will also be available. Media contact: Amy Weiser on 0121...
Please call to book interviews with Diane McCrea, Chair of the Wales Committee of the Consumer Council for Water – available for interviews Wednesday 16 September. Media contact: Amy Weiser on 0121 345 1006...
Almost a third of Scottish consumers claim their rights are ignored, according to a new survey.
Safety improvements and resurfacing along the M6 in Cumbria - accelerated for delivery as part of the Department for Transport's £700 million fiscal stimulus package - are to begin next month.
Plans to crack down on the menace of uninsured drivers were confirmed by Road Safety Minister Paul Clark today.
 Grants to improve NHS services through the promotion of partnership working between the NHS and trade unions have been awarded to 18 NHS organisations, Andy Burnham Secretary of State for Health announced today...
The government’s flagship scheme to make healthy living an integral part of a child’s school life is to be expanded following a decade of success, Public Health Minister Gillian Merron announced today.
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The Metropolitan Police Authority Civil Liberties Panel will hold a meeting in Meeting Room 1, 10 Dean Farrar Street, London, SW1H 0NY on Thursday 17 September...
Help, support and investement to get people back into work must continue, said Employment Minister Jim Knight today, as new figures published by the Office for National Statistics show that unemployment is rising...
Nearly More than 2,2600 drug smugglers, people traffickers and fraudsters have been prosecuted by new joint UK Border Agency and police teams since they were established in April 20081, Borders and Immigration...
A free major safety event tackling deaths and injuries in construction - the nation’s most dangerous industry - will be held in Cumbria on Wednesday 30 September.
The scheme to reduce congestion and improve safety by introducing hard shoulder running on a 15 mile stretch of the M1 in Bedfordshire moves another step forward on Monday 21 September when work to strengthen...
The world’s biggest wind turbine blades will be made in Britain,
209/09 Movements of fish into, out of and within a fishery in Lincolnshire have been restricted, following the confirmation of Koi Herpesvirus disease.
Two out of three parents in Northern Ireland have opened their children’s Child Trust Fund (CTF) accounts, designed to help young people build a financial asset to help them as they enter adulthood.
Bob Anisworth is the worst minster to traed the boards in the MOD, he his a...
We the undersigned urge the prime minister and british government to "stop...
our family has been sending parcels. since the 20 th of july 09. my nephew...
ASLEF has recently called for a six day drivers strike from 21st September...
Originally the social welfare system was designed for people who were very...
When basic bank accounts first launched there was a significant gap in the...
The new system doesn't work at all, the phone lines are busy for hours a day...
Historically the Afghan people have been a proud warrior tribe with a fierce...
Current 10 minutes is not enough for effectively dealing with health...
It is common knowledge that speed camera placements regularly break the rule...
Remove Vat and Import duties on all solar heating and PV panels for domestic...
It was reported in today's (12/09/09) Guardian that minister's are planning...
Many statutes or acts of parliament are passed without the people knowing....
Visitors to the Royal Berkshire Show (19 & 20 September 2009) at the Newbury Show Ground will be able to meet HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) officers and learn more about the work of HMRC when they visit...
Nicola Lloyd, our Executive Director leading on strategic analysis and research, has reviewed 'Glimpses of Rural England', a recent book by Prof. Malcolm Moseley of the Countryside...
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Minutes of the 16th meeting of the Commission for Rural Communities, 4 June 2009.
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Paper for the 18th meeting of the Commission for Rural Communities, 18 September 2009.
A new 'Smokefree Generation' of children in the South East say that they will never try a cigarette, think that smoking is really uncool, are increasingly worried about the health of smoking parents and believe...
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All of the following work is dependant on suitable weather conditions.
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EMBARGOED UNTIL 00.01AM, WEDNESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER 2009 Please call to book Chief Executive Tony Smith for media interviews – available for interviews Wednesday 16 September. Regional and Wales spokespeople will...
-EMBARGOED UNTIL 00.01AM, WEDNESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER 2009- Please call to book interviews with Diane McCrea, Chair of the Wales Committee of the Consumer Council for Water – available for interviews Wednesday ...
The Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable Jack Straw MP, has appointed Elizabeth Clare May to be a Salaried Part-time Judge of the First-tier Tribunal of the Social Entitlement Chamber (Social Security...
- EMBARGOED UNTIL 00:01 16th September 2009- Almost a third of Scottish consumers claim their rights are ignored, according to a new survey.