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Minister for Pensions and Ageing Society Rosie Winterton has welcomed the publication of a review of how the Government currently engages with older people.
The Government launched a consultation on proposals to make tips fairer for hard-working service staff across the UK.
In 2007, pupils in their final year of primary school achieved the best set of results so far recorded in the national mathematics tests
British diplomats who helped Jews and other victims of Nazi persecution are to be commemorated by a plaque in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. The plaque will be unveiled by the Foreign Secretary David Miliband on 20 November 2008.
Three fishermen recently died in an accident while living on board a fishing vessel alongside in port.
The future of Scotland's West Coast fishing communities must not be put in peril by the European Commission, Maritime Commissioners Joe Burg will be told in Brussels ahead of the Fisheries Council.
An easy to use booklet to help small accommodation providers comply with fire safety rules was launched by Fire Minister Sadiq Khan.
Communities Secretary Hazel Blears outlined plans to encourage new town and parish councils to be set up so that more decision-making powers are devolved to local people, and said she particularly wanted to see more set up in urban areas.
WWF Cymru has welcomed the release of the Welsh Assembly Government’s (WAG) public consultation (closes on 4 February 2009) on a new sustainable development scheme for Wales, particularly its aspiration to shrink Wales’ ecological footprint to a One Planet level, but warns that the proposed timeframe is too vague given the current economic crisis.
The next generation of architects are being encouraged to consider and include innovative counter terrorism measures in their designs as part of a new Home Office competition launched recently.
The fifth annual Enterprise Week, part of the first ever Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) November, will be launched by the Prime Minister Gordon Brown and the Secretary of State for Business, Peter Mandelson.
The Big Lottery Fund is urging organisations and individuals across the UK to engage in the debate on how BIG’s funding should be allocated through its grant programmes between 2009 and 2015.
Councils have not used a legal power that could help their area ride out tough economic times, the Government warned.
Learners will be more able to study in 'bite-sized chunks', building up a portfolio of accredited training which suits their individual needs under a new system approved today by Further Education Minister Sion Simon.
The independent Review of Household Charging and Metering for Water and Sewerage Services, led by Anna Walker, published its call for evidence.
The OFT has launched a campaign to ensure minicab operators across the UK understand competition rules.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), the body with responsibility for the police complaints system
The last uncontacted Indians in South America outside the Amazon basin have been spotted, apparently fleeing the rapid destruction of their forest home.
More than 40 leading organisations representing the construction sector in Wales have teamed up to sign the first green building charter of its kind in the UK.
BUDDING 'Qs' who think they could supply the armed forces of the future with high-tech gadgets and gizmos should attend a forthcoming innovation day at Glasgow University.
Corner shops in the North East will be the first in England to pilot an £800,000 scheme to get the country eating more fruit and veg and reduce obesity, Public Health Minister Dawn Primarolo announced recently.
From next month, internet shoppers will no longer have to pay customs duty on non-EU purchases worth up to £105.
Unite, the largest union in the country, has announced that it will hold a ‘work to rule’ day of action on Wednesday, 3 December over the ‘derisory’ three-year NHS pay deal.
A stringent independent inspection regime and more single rooms are part of the Scottish Government's continuing drive to crackdown on superbugs in hospitals.
Harriet Harman, Leader of the House of Commons and Minister for Women and Equality, will say that for the first time Parliament has acknowledged it is not representative of society, and that it needs to change.
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