The Cabinet Office is at the centre of government, making government work
better. This website brings together information from units in the
Department.
Can Europe adapt to global trends?
The new paper, ‘Global Europe: Meeting the Economic and Security
Challenges,’ examines the opportunities and challenges facing Europe in
the decades ahead.
Cabinet Office introduces news RSS feed
The Cabinet Office web team have recently introduced a news RSS feed
facility to the website. The news feed facility allows you to see when
new content is added to our news section, therefore giving you access to
the latest headlines, as soon as it is published, without having to visit
our website.
Ed Miliband welcomes the Comprehensive Spending Review
Ed Miliband welcomes the Comprehensive Spending Review and explains the
role of the Cabinet Office in creating a fairer and equal Britain and in
supporting the Prime Minister.
Innovation Exchange
Phil Hope, Minister for the Third Sector, launches the Innovation
Exchange with the announcement of a new £200,000 fund to support the
programme's work in 2008-2009. The Exchange was set up to foster
innovation within the sector and to find ways of improving relationships
between third sector social innovators, public service commissioners and
investors.
Connecting Communities with the Fight Against Crime
The Cabinet Office announced today (Friday 5 October 2007) that the Prime
Minister has commissioned a cross-departmental review on how front-line
agencies can get their communities better engaged in the fight against
crime.
Review of Foot and Mouth Disease 2007
A lessons learned review of Foot and Mouth Disease 2007 has been
established to study whether the lessons learned from the 2001 outbreak
were implemented and whether new lessons can be drawn from the handling
of the 2007 outbreak. This independent review will be chaired by Dr Iain
Anderson and will report to the Prime Minister and the Secretary of State
for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
Legislative programme
Following Prime Minister Gordon Brown's statement on 11 July 2007
about the Draft Legislative Programme, in which he outlined the bills
that the Government is currently planning to introduce, the Leader of the
House of Commons has published ‘The Governance of Britain: The
Government's Draft Legislative Programme’, explaining how the
programme is drawn together and why it is being published at this time.
Popularity of volunteering and giving revealed in extensive national
survey
A charitable society where people are more than likely to volunteer or
give money to charity is revealed in an extensive survey published by the
Cabinet Office. 2,705 people in England were interviewed for ‘Helping
Out: A national survey of volunteering and charitable giving’.
