Comprehensive Spending Review: index of press notices
14 July 1998
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The attached pdf file includes all the press notices listed below.
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HMT 1 - Modern public services for Britain: Investing in reform
HMT 2 - Promoting sustainable growth and employment
HMT 3 - Fairness and opportunity for all
HMT 4 - Modern and efficient public services
HMT 5 - Cross departmental review of provision for young children - Ann Taylor welcomes substantial boost in anti-drugs spending
DfEE - £19 billion Boost for education
LCD - The Lord Chancellor's Department
Law Off - The Law Officers' Departments
MoD - Investing in strong defence
DfID - Britain's investment in development set for rises year on year
DTI - Beckett hails £1.1 billion boost for science
MAFF- Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
DCMS - A new approach to investment in culture
SO - Invest in Scotland's future
Forestry Commission - Government honours pledge to stop forest sell-off
WO - Secretary of State announces reform agenda for Wales
Revenue Departments - Revenue departments to deliver a more modern service
ONS - National statistics for the next millennium
CO - Cabinet Office spending plans
DETR - Prescott welcomes more money for priority areas
DETR - Local Government - Investing in reform
DSS - Reforms in social security deliver opportunity and security, says Harman
DSS - Government delivers on commitment to women, says Harman
HO - Jack Straw welcomes CSR outcome
FCO - Comprehensive Spending Review: Outcome
DH - £20 billion plus Boost for the NHS - biggest cash injection in the history of the National Health Service
NI - Mo Mowlam welcomes £1.4 billion additional spending for Northern Ireland following outcome of Comprehensive Spending Review
23 July 1998
Investing in our Children: Government Launches £540 Million Sure Start Programme
