News, Apr, 2009

The Equalities Bill is not enough
We must ensure our 179 service personnel did not die in vain
Shapps warns Mortgage Rescue Scheme is "a sham"
Parliament must get its house in order on expenses
Bin taxes to be rolled out across Wales
The right result for Britain and the Gurkhas
Gibb slams Labour for failing three million children
Ministers must be honest about Assembly budget cuts
Achieving targets is harder than just setting them
Ministers must not be allowed to destroy local democracy
Concerns raised over rise students seeking cash help
Welsh NHS facing liver disease epidemic
New City Charter to tackle economy, crime and climate change
Gove condemns "shocking" decline in English Literature GCSE
Grayling highlights Labour divisions over ID cards
Join our campaign for an EU referendum
O'Brien attacks Labour's failure to put National Flu Line in place
'Inevitable' budget cuts demand spending re-think
Budget fails to help families and workers in Wales
Grayling warns Government has "too many powers to snoop on innocent people"
The age of irresponsibility is giving way to the age of austerity
Osborne slams "totally dishonest" Budget
A new generation of primary academies
It's not too late for Labour to keep their promise of a referendum
Maude attacks Labour for spending £4bn on management consultants
Latest GDP figures see Budget unravel further
Grieve says Labour's criminal justice policy is in disarray
"The death rattle of a tired and discredited Government"
Gove urges Balls to apologise for misleading Parliament
London raises a flag for Saint George
Grayling warns increase in serious crime paints "worrying picture"
Labour blocking thousands of university applicants
Britain cannot afford another five years of Labour
Any claim Labour ever made to economic competence died with this Budget
Cameron says Budget will reveal "a record of failure"
Brown finally follows our lead on MPs' expenses
"We need action to end violence against women" says Mayor
Hague calls for immediate ceasefire in Sri Lanka
Spelman attacks "toxic effect" of Brown's business rate hikes
Shapps dismisses Labour mortgage scheme as "spin over substance"
Mayor unveils City Halls own portrait of the Queen
Grayling slams Home Office "chaos"
Boris Johnson welcomes London crime figures
Welsh economy vulnerable after education cuts
Assembly Government wages of spin top £1.2 million
Short-changing obesity campaigns will only see problem grow
Ministers lack ambition to put Wales in sporting Premier League
Loughton calls for improved quality of care for children
Spelman condemns loss of £200 million of local taxpayers' money
Capital code could crack congestion
Osborne demands action to save next generation of scientists and engineers
Hague condemns Roxana Saberi's eight-year sentence
Cameron sets out plans to improve biodiversity
Green condemns "authoritarian, failing" government over his arrest
Our plan for a green technology recovery
Lansley warns of "appalling number" of C. difficile cases
Gibb attacks Labour for making it harder for teachers to keep order
An NHS "information revolution" to save lives
A series of questions for Sir Gus O'Donnell
Brown must reveal "who knew what" about proposed smears
Best wishes for Easter, Pesach and Vaisakhi
It's time to back-up the law abiding majority
Boris to fight child poverty with the Mayor's Fund
Closed post offices face empty property blow
We have won the argument in favour of fiscal responsibility
Grieve calls for debate on plans to let 28,000 prisoners vote
Shapps launches radical new housing policies
Prisk warns drop in manufacturing threatens thousands of jobs
Grayling challenges Government on DNA database
We will scrap second home allowance for Ministers with grace-and-favour homes
DNA records of innocent people held until they're 100 years old
A home is repossessed every seven minutes
Goldie pays tribute to North Sea helicopter accident victims
Goldie urges swift response to Town Centre Regeneration Fund criteria
Labour's economic mess will still be there after G20 leaves town
Gove demands answers over college funding shortfall
Labour to impose more Home Information Pack red tape
Tourism is an essential part of our economic recovery
Mitchell calls for "radical improvement" in conflict zone aid
Cameron hails "productive" meeting with Obama
Davies says Assembly Government has failed to tackle pupil violence
Millar urges Councils to be responsible over senior staff pay
Persistence pays off as minister takes forward animal liability law
Miller calls for universal health visitor service
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